Hunter Kids
Children 17 and under FREE everyday!
Family fun days
Start practicing for the Hunter’s next Family Fun Day with our Monster Coloring Page in the Hunter Family Guide.
Hunter Kids & families events
Events
| December 24 | Museum Closed |
| December 25 | Museum Closed |
| December 31 | Museum closing early |
| January 1 | Museum Closed |
| January 2 | Throwback Thursday |
CHILDREN’S CLASSES
Our workshops provide distinctive, topical museum experiences. Each session includes a docent-guided museum tour followed by a studio art-making component. Workshops are limited to 20 participants between the ages of 5 to 13 years old.
CHILDREN'S CLASS POLICIES
Click below for more details.
CANCELLATIONS
CANCELLATIONS
Once your registration for class is complete, your registration is non-refundable. Only exchanges to other classes will be permissible. Exceptions to this policy include cases of extreme illness or emergency.
Class and program dates are subject to change. The Hunter Museum reserves the right to cancel classes and programs when necessary. Under these circumstances, fees will be refunded to registered participants.
UNDER THE WEATHER
WHO HAS FUN WHEN THEY ARE UNDER THE WEATHER?
The Hunter Museum works to provide a safe and healthy environment for all our visitors. We believe children prefer to be home in a comfortable environment when they are not feeling well. A general rule to follow is that if your child has a fever or is too sick to go to school, they are too sick to visit the Museum. If your child is ill or recuperating from an illness, we ask that you postpone your child’s participation in Hunter Museum classes until he or she is able to return to all normal activities. If your child becomes ill while in a class or camp, we will call you to pick him or her up as soon as possible.
SUMMER CAMPS
PRICES FOR 2019 SUMMER CAMPS
FULL DAY CAMPS
MEMBERS: $200 NON-MEMBERS: $250 (PER CAMPER, PER WEEK)
HALFDAY CAMPS
MEMBERS: $100 NON-MEMBERS: $125 (PER CAMPER, PER WEEK)
Each week’s camp, featuring a unique theme and art medium, provides lessons in art fundamentals while allowing kids to connect with world-class art and then express their own creativity. For more information on summer camps at the Hunter, call 423.267.0968.
REQUIRED SUMMER CAMP FORMS
Please return the below forms at least 48 hours before your first day of camp through mail, email, or fax.
FULL DAY CAMPS
Museum Manners
Image Release
Liability Waiver
RETURN TO:
Rachel Veal
10 Bluff View
Chattanooga, TN 37404
Email: summer-camps@huntermuseum.org
Fax: 423.267.9844
PARENTS, we reserve the right to remove a child from an activity or from camp if their behavior is disruptive or dangerous to them or to other camp participants.
MORNING PRE-K
Morning Museum Manners
Image Release
Liability Waiver
RETURN TO:
Rachel Veal
10 Bluff View
Chattanooga, TN 37404
Email: summer-camps@huntermuseum.org
Fax: 423.267.9844
PARENTS, we reserve the right to remove a child from an activity or from camp if their behavior is disruptive or dangerous to them or to other camp participants.
AFTERNOON PRE-K
Afternoon Museum Manners
Image Release
Liability Waiver
RETURN TO:
Rachel Veal
10 Bluff View
Chattanooga, TN 37404
Email: summer-camps@huntermuseum.org
Fax: 423.267.9844
PARENTS, we reserve the right to remove a child from an activity or from camp if their behavior is disruptive or dangerous to them or to other camp participants.
CANCELLATION AND SICKNESS POLICY
CANCELLATIONS
Once your registration for a camp is complete, your registration is non-refundable. Only exchanges to other camps will be permissible. Exceptions to this policy include cases of extreme illness or emergency.
Class and program dates are subject to change. The Hunter Museum reserves the right to cancel classes and programs when necessary. Under these circumstances, fees will be refunded to registered participants.
WHO HAS FUN WHEN THEY ARE UNDER THE WEATHER?
The Hunter Museum works to provide a safe and healthy environment for all our visitors. We believe children prefer to be home in a comfortable environment when they are not feeling well. A general rule to follow is that if your child has a fever or is too sick to go to school, they are too sick to visit the Museum. If your child is ill or recuperating from an illness, we ask that you postpone your child’s participation in Hunter Museum classes until he or she is able to return to all normal activities. If your child becomes ill while in a class or camp, we will call you to pick him or her up as soon as possible.
