Visual Arts Mississauga March Break Camps 2026

Visual Arts Mississauga March Break Camps 2026

March 16 – 20, 2026
Red Studio – VAM Main, 4170 Riverwood Park Lane, Mississauga

Families seeking an inspiring and hands-on way to spend the school holidays can look to Visual Arts Mississauga (VAM) for a week of imaginative exploration. Taking place at VAM Main in Riverwood Park, these professionally led camps blend skill-building with self-expression in a welcoming studio environment.

From fantasy storytelling to striking monochrome design, the 2026 March Break camps offer age-specific programming that encourages young artists to experiment with materials, develop confidence and connect with peers who share their creative interests.

Once Upon a Time

March 16 – 20, 2026 | 8:45 am – 4:15 pm
Red Studio – VAM Main | 4170 Riverwood Park Lane, Mississauga
Ages 6–12 | $355 (taxes waived)

Step into a realm of fairy tales and imaginative world-building. Campers will reinvent castles, heroes and villains, transforming classic stories into original visual adventures. Through drawing, painting and mixed-media projects, children will bring their ideas to life while developing foundational art skills. All materials are included. Participants receive a VAM T-shirt and two slices of pizza on Friday. A special guest appearance by WonderPhil adds extra magic to the week.

March Break in Monochrome

March 16 – 20, 2026 | 9:00 am – 3:00 pm
Red Studio – VAM Main | 4170 Riverwood Park Lane, Mississauga
Ages 12–17 | $355 (taxes not included)

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Designed for teens, this focused studio experience explores the power of monochrome art. Participants will experiment with drawing, ink techniques, value painting and polymer clay sculpture while examining how contrast, tone and line influence storytelling and mood. The camp balances technical instruction with creative freedom, encouraging artistic growth in a supportive setting. Campers receive two slices of pizza on Friday.

Building Skills, Confidence and Community

Both camps are led by experienced instructors committed to nurturing creativity in a structured yet encouraging atmosphere. With small group sizes and more than four spots currently available in each programme, students benefit from individual guidance while forming meaningful connections with fellow young artists.

Located in the scenic surroundings of Riverwood Park, VAM provides an ideal backdrop for creativity to flourish. Whether your child dreams of fantastical kingdoms or bold black-and-white compositions, these March Break camps promise a week of artistic discovery, new friendships and lasting inspiration.



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