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SUMMER CAMP 2024  

Taught by local artists and museum professionals with a low camper-to-counselor ratio, Hunter summer art camps are weeklong experiences designed to immerse campers in a hands-on approach to artistic methods, materials, and inspirations. Campers will spend time in the museum galleries, in the art studios, and outdoors. Weekly walking trips to nearby attractions including the Aquarium and Coolidge Park are also part of the summer fun!

Each week of camp is unique, and campers may choose to return building on inspiration and skills learned in previous weeks. All art materials – and snacks – will be provided. Parents are asked to pack a peanut-free lunch for their child each day. Register now at the link below.

Age: Rising 1st – 6th Graders

Camp sessions: June 3-7, June 10-14, June 17-21, June 24-28, July 8-12, July 15-19, July 22-26, July 29 – August 2

Camp runs from 9am to 4pm each day

Non-members: $300 per week
Museum members (Passport level and above): $240 per week 

Discounts are available for siblings enrolling in the same week.

For questions, or to get put on a waitlist for a sold out week, contact Kris Bespalec at CBespalec@huntermuseum.org

Hunter Kids

The Hunter Museum has lots of ways for children to explore the arts.
Children 17 and under FREE everyday!

SUNDAY STUDIO

Art lovers of all ages are invited to Sunday Studio on the 2nd Sunday of the month from 2-4pm for drop-in art making. Geared toward pre-K through middle school artists and their families, each Sunday Studio highlights artworks from the museum’s collection through hands-on art making led by local organizations and showcases youth artists through music and dance.

Regular admission applies; as always, members and youth 17 and under are free. Adults with a Chattanooga Public Library card also get in free when attending these programs with children.

Kids & families events

RESOURCES FOR VISITORS ON THE AUTISM SPECTRUM

With a focus on sound, light, and touch, the sensory-friendly map with visitor guidelines and social narrative will assist youth on the Autism Spectrum or with sensory processing disorders in preparing for their visit and navigating the museum.

This project is being supported, in whole or in part, by federal award number SLFRP5534 awarded to the State of Tennessee by the U.S. Department of the Treasury.

VIRTUAL HUNTER

Visit us in person or enjoy #VirtualHunter online, any time. Create, explore, and experience with us

Create and Play

Enjoy art activities, puzzles, coloring pages, and Zoom backgrounds inspired by art from the collection.

Explore

Get art smart with articles, videos, lectures, and explore the Hunter’s permanent collection online.

Experience

Watch art demonstrations, art performances, or listen to a concert from the Hunter at home.

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The Hunter is your community art museum. We strive to be accessible to as many people as possible. Your unrestricted, 100% tax-deductible gift to the Annual Fund supports our commitment to giving free admission to:

- All children age 17 and under
- Active military and their families
- Families who attend our “Family Fun Days” offered three times a year
- All visitors on the first Thursday evening of each month

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