Summer Creative Camps
Ahha Tulsa is pleased to debut a new series of engaging camps for youth ages 5–18. Ahha is committed to providing the very best in arts and creative instruction. With several decades of combined education experience, the ahha programs staff ensures that all courses include evidence-based instructional methods to increase students’ creative competency and visual literacy.
Frequently Asked Questions
Ahha Tulsa is located at 101 E Archer St in the Tulsa Arts District.
Street parking is available and parents and caregivers (or designated adults) must escort their child into the building and sign them in with an ahha staffperson.
Students 16 or older may arrive or leave without an adult escort. Parking is available in the BOK lot across Archer street and costs $3/day. Street parking is metered during the week.
Thanks to the generosity of many donors, ahha provides camp, class, and workshop scholarships to K–12 students with demonstrated financial need. Scholarships are limited in number—apply today! Click here to apply.
Yes! The deadline for using your Epic Learning Funds is April 30. To apply your funds, email the following to learn@ahhatulsa.org:
- Camp(s) your child wishes to attend
- Name of child
- Epic ID number
- Mailing address
- Phone number
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To best serve working parents and caregivers, we offer low-cost options for additional supervision. Before camp care ($10/week for each camper) takes place from 8:00–9:00 AM and after camp care ($15/week per camper) takes place from 4:00–5:30 PM. During this time, ahha staff will engage your child in additional games, hands-on activities, and learning opportunities.
You may enroll your child in before and/or after camp care when registering for camp. Students enrolled in a consecutive morning and afternoon class will receive complimentary supervision during lunch. (Lunch is not provided by ahha.)
Snacks and water are available for all campers during morning and afternoon breaks. We recommend that each camper bring a reusable water bottle with their name on it.
A complimentary, supervised lunchtime is provided to campers enrolled in consecutive morning and afternoon sessions or all-day camps. Ahha does not provide lunch—campers are responsible for bringing their own brown bag lunch.
The ahha Hardesty Center is largely accessible to visitors using wheelchairs and we strive to ensure that visitors of all abilities have access to exhibition and studio areas. Learn more here.
If you have questions about accessibility regarding a specific class, please email learn@ahhatulsa.org before you register your camper.
All art making supplies and materials are largely provided by ahha. If there is an exception, you will be notified before the camp begins.
Campers must bring a brown bag lunch each day of camp and are encouraged to bring a reusable water bottle with their name written on it.
All students must wear closed-toe shoes and we recommend that campers wear clothes that can get messy.
Ages 5–7
