2025 Nashua Summer Camps
Hosted at Positive Street Art | 48 Bridge St #3f, Nashua, NH 03060
What Students Will Learn:
- Storytelling basics: Craft and sketch compelling plots and characters using Emma Coats’ Pixar techniques.
- Art techniques: Sketching, page layout, binding, and cover design.
- Advanced tools: Master professional techniques to take their comics to the next level.
What Students Will Explore:
- Art & Science: Dive into color theory, physics, a bit of chemistry, and even old-school airplanes!
- Silk Painting: Master this unique art form with expert guidance.
- Daily Creativity Boosts: Movement, sketching, and one-on-one mentoring keep minds and bodies engaged.
Key Highlights:
- Hands-on science & art: Learn real-world skills and dive into scientific illustration.
- No stress: Each day is independent, so it’s OK if your student sleeps in or misses a bit!
- Extra creativity: Movement, quiet time, and outdoor time are included to keep kids energized and inspired.
What Students Will Learn:
- Resin Techniques: Paint pouring, viscosity, density, UV and other resins.
- Creative Exploration: Embed objects in resin, create silicone molds, and experiment with resin coloring.
- Science Meets Art: Learn about the chemistry behind this dynamic medium.
Unchartered has been hosting camps for creative, active and fun-loving kids since 2017. We love kids of all ages, and our camps are mixed-age for 1st through 6th graders.
Do you need a scholarship?
Do you have an IEP or 504 plan?
Do you attend a Nashua Title 1 School?
Thanks to the New Hampshire Council on Developmental Disabilities, we have 12 total scholarships to give away summer camps to any student with a 504 or IEP plan in a Nashua Title 1 School. Please contact us to begin a conversation about being sure your student is included and benefits from this amazing gift.
Nashua Title 1 Schools Include:
Amherst Street
Dr. Normal W. Crisp
Fairgrounds
Ledge Street
Mount Pleasant
Sunset Heights
Every single one of us has had a struggle, be it physical, emotional, or academic, that we had to overcome to be where we are today. We are open with our struggles so that when your child encounters one, they know who to ask for help. We love helping.
