Programs

Spruill Education

The Spruill Center for the Arts provides over 800 visual arts classes annually to more than 5,000 students of all ages and skill levels in mediums such as ceramics, painting, photography, mosaics, blacksmithing, and more.

Art Camps for Kids (Ages 5-10)

Campers ages 5-10 will complete exciting crafts and art projects based around each week’s theme (ex: “Deep Sea Adventure” or “Space Odyssey”).

Studio Art Camps for Teens and Preteens (Ages 11-14)

Our studio art camps for teens and preteens will challenge campers to learn and strengthen their skills in a specific artistic medium.

Teen Art Intensives (Ages 14-18)

Our teen art intensives, similar to our studio art camps, offer older campers the opportunity to dive deep into a specific artistic medium, such as mosaic creation, fused glass, or jewelry-making.

School Break Camps

Open to ages 5-10, school break camps at Spruill are designed to keep kids engaged, creative, and active during school holidays: Thanksgiving Break, Election Day, Spring Break, and more!

Ceramics

Our ceramics program, one of the largest in Georgia, offers high quality ceramics and pottery instruction to artists of all levels.

Metalworking, Blacksmithing, and Welding Classes

Our blacksmithing, metalworking, and welding classes are designed to help you safely learn and practice crafting with with iron, steel, and other metals.

Drawing, Painting, & Mixed Media Classes

If you can dream it, you can draw it!

Fiber Arts

Discover the fabulous world of fiber with our vast selection of fiber arts classes at the Spruill Center for the Arts. Choose from sewing, knitting, crochet, and even leatherworking.

Photography

Our photography studio is a comprehensive facility designed to cater to photographers of all skills levels learning both digital and traditional film photography.

Mosaics & Glass Art

Our diverse and robust glass arts program includes courses in multiple different glass mediums, including mosaics, fused glass, stained glass, blown glass, and glass beadmaking.

Printmaking

Printmaking involves creating a design on a surface like wood, stone, or rubber and using pressure to transfer that image to paper, canvas, or another surface.