Best Summer Camp Fayetteville Near Me

4worldlovers: Specializing in children's art classes, camps and art themed birthday parties, Kidcreate Studio - Fayetteville is an art studio just for kids. At Kidcreate Studio - Fayetteville, your child will create fridge-worthy masterpieces, learn art concepts, and experiment with many different art materials.

Weekly classes, no school day camps, summer camps, single visit workshops, and homeschool classes at our studio.


Studio and At-Home Birthday Parties, as well as, Private Parties for moms groups, play groups, and scout troops.


On-site classes for Daycares, Charter and Private Schools, Preschools, Community Programs and more.


Kidcreate art classes are a great way to introduce your child to the wonderful world of art! We provide a positive, self-esteem building environment for children to explore the visual arts. Children get messy with paint, clay, and so much more!


Weekly classes, camps, workshops and homeschool classes are age-specific and are tailored to provide each student with the curriculum that suits them best.


Let Kidcreate Studio help celebrate your child's birthday. At a Kidcreate birthday party, your child and their friends will each create a take-home art project with the help of a Kidcreate instructor.


Kidcreate makes parties easy. Get the mess out of your home and leave it with us!


Let Kidcreate Studio's mobile classes help you add more art education into the lives of the kids in your organization.


Kidcreate Studio's curriculum is tailored to match the developmental needs of children at different ages. We offer fast-moving classes for high energy toddlers, preschool classes that encourage their growing independence, and school-aged classes that encourage creativity.


We are so confident you will love everything Kidcreate Studio has to offer your child, we invite you to come to the first class for FREE! Simply fill out our free class request form, and we will help you register for your child, completely complimentary!


Art teaches math, science, history and creativity. That's why children who participate in the arts are more likely to excel at school and in life! Children benefit from creating art as it helps build confidence, problem-solving skills, and social skills. Studies show that art education has a measurable positive impact on academics.


Studies show that creating art can validate the uniqueness of a child, giving rise to a sense of accomplishment and to feelings of self-worth.


Artistic activities promote growth in positive social skills, including self-confidence, self-control, conflict resolution, collaboration, empathy and social tolerance.

Visual arts have been shown to improve writing, reading skills, interpretation of text, reasoning about scientific images and reading "readiness."

Reasoning ability, intuition, perception, imagination, inventiveness, creativity, problem-solving skills and expression are among the thought processes associated with "The study of the arts."


Our customers' favorite time of the week is when they drop the kids off at Kidcreate Studio for an hour or more of guilt-free "ME-TIME!" They relax knowing their child is having FUN while doing something very positive for their development.

4worldlovers: The Little Gym of Fayetteville is now enrolling for summer camps! Register online for full and half day options. We have lots of fun, themed options running June-August. Camps fill quickly so be sure to sign up soon!

Interested in trying out The Little Gym? Sign up today and try an introductory class for $30.00

Our unique curriculum is based on a holistic approach to learning, challenging children to master the physical, emotional and life skills they’ll need for tomorrow, today

4worldlovers: While I share with you that the Reeves Fine Arts Building – which houses the Division of Fine & Performing Arts here on the Methodist University campus – has been approved to receive some wonderful facility upgrades that will make it an even greater space to make music, I’m sorry to share that the renovation efforts have compelled us to postpone our 2023 SummerJam!. As much as we look forward to this camp every year, we don’t want families to continue/make plans with us for this summer that we might ultimately not be able to fulfill. For those of you who signed up early, we will begin the process of returning pre-registration deposits as soon as possible.

At MU, we remain committed to the musical well-being of our entire community and hope these exciting facility upgrades will be completed for our 2024 SummerJam!. We will share more information about the renovations and 2024 SummerJam! as it becomes available.

On behalf of the Division of Fine & Performing Arts, I appreciate your continued support and faith in our camp.

Methodist University’s music department is proud to sponsor SummerJam! music camp, now in its 34th year! Our beautiful 617-acre campus is located 5 miles (10 minutes) off I-95 in Fayetteville, N.C., our three-time Hall of Fame All-American City.

SummerJam! is open to all musicians ages 11-18 who want to enhance their musicianship and interact with other student musicians from across the state and region. In order to have the best possible camp experience, instrumental and vocal students need to have had at least one full year of prior instruction or experience in music. Students develop their music skills through large ensemble participation, master classes, lessons, academic classes, and concerts.

Our camp faculty consists primarily of MU music professors with support staff made up of area music teachers and MU music students. Music ensembles make up the main part of the day schedule (Band, Chorus, Orchestra, and Piano) along with additional elective classes. A full list of elective choices and an elective preference sheet will be provided after you are registered and are assigned on a first-come, first-served basis.

Evening activities provide our campers with a chance to relax and socialize with their fellow musicians. Each night there is a different free activity leading to the big camp concert event: Here’s a quick look at our evening/concert activities: