Art Yowza

My daughter has been attending Art Yowza since she was 4. We put her in all kinds of camps (be it sports oriented, music and arts oriented, computer oriented) for the past 4 years and now she is 8. She still rates Art Yowza as one of her favorite camps of all. She loves Rebecca who she found to be creative, patient, and refreshing. She looks forward to going to the camp because every time it’s a new and fun project that involves new medium, method and creation process. She has learned a lot from Rebecca and the camp is instrumental in my child’s growth to be a creative and innovative person.

My child was an Art Yowza student for several years. At age 4, my child was enthusiastic and was well-​received. But as she grew, the teacher’s patience seemed to fade. Every time I would show up for pickup, my child had done something abonidable and the teacher was in a mood.
My child’s last class was last summer and I will never send her again. The owner seems tired and no longer has the patience to handle a group of spirited children. She loses patience easily, she called my daughter out on a complaint my daughter made in confidence to a fellow student (who does that?)and then told her she had «one more chance»… One more chance? No problem! How bout no more chances because it was torture for my child to attend, feeling that the teacher hated her.
And I’m typically one of these old=school parents — the kind taht side with the teacher and not go running to the principal to complain about the teacher harping on my kid, so it’s not the case where I would normally come down on the teacher and not take responsibility for my child. But this Unilocal is not about my child, rather this business.
There is a convenience and a potential to the program, but it’s time for her to take a break.

My daughter (8) loved her week with Rebecca over the summer. She loves art and did so many fun, intricate projects! They took walks to the park everyday, and donated one project to a small gallery that benefitted charity. All around good stuff for girls. Definitely recommend!

My 7 year old just completed a week of Art Yowza camp and she LOVED it! She had a blast making art (she made so many great projects: upcycled refrigerator magnets, a cool yarn bowl, pins and a purse)! Rebecca is so kind and caring with the kids — my daughter thinks she’s wonderful! I highly recommend Art Yowza!

My daughter (elementary school) totally loves Art Yowza. She has attended several of their camps and has a great time there — very creative, imaginative art projects, plus enough physical activity and outdoor games to feel good and blow off steam. Rebecca, the director, is great at bringing out children’s talents and creating a relaxed, positive environment. My daughter likes the way Rebecca notices what she and the other kids are trying to accomplish, and understands how wonderful art really is. As a parent I like the way Rebecca encourages children — when she arranges an art show she shows everyone’s work. We’re so glad another family told us about her art camps, they’ve been terrific!