Summer Studio Tours

Monday, June 10 – Friday, August 2, 2024


Reserve an art experience at the Norton for your summer camp group campers today! Campers will practice their observation skills in an interactive tour through in the Museum’s galleries and Sculpture Garden, then use their creativity and imagination through a hands-on art workshop in the studio. Art projects are flexible designed for all skill levels and abilities.

Tours are offered Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from 10 am - 3 pm from June 10 – August 2, 2024.

The Museum is closed on Tuesdays.

Tour Capacity
The maximum group size per tour is 20 campers up to two groups can reserve an experience. We can accommodate up to 50 campers per session, morning and afternoon. Groups must be divided into age subgroups prior to their arrival to make the most out of your tour experience. 1 chaperone per 10 students is required. Maximum capacity is 100 campers per day.

For special group or individual camper accommodations and to learn more about Summer Studio Tour including Palm Beach County School District scholarships, email [email protected] or (561) 832-5196 x1145

Administration offices are closed:
Wednesday, June 19 in observance of Juneteenth
Thursday, July 4 in observance of Independence Day



No Summer Studio Tours availability the week of Monday July 1- Friday, July 5.

Cost is $5.00 per camper and it includes:

• Museum Admission
• Gallery Tour
• Art Supplies
• A Reserved Space for Lunch
• FREE Parking for Buses
• School District of Palm Beach County Camps are FREE


Space is limited and fills quickly, so make sure to sign up early. The Museum reserves the right to cancel at any time and a full refund will be issued. For cancellations we request 72 hours before your scheduled tour date.

Summer 2024 theme (5-18 years old)

MIXED MEDIA AND NATURE

 

Register your camp here!

Discover how artists work with different materials and processes to express big ideas in their art. Students will learn the term “mixed media” and use various materials and implement elements of art (texture, color, line, and shape) to create a collage. This tour is inspired by artworks from the museum’s Permanent Collection.