Step behind the curtain and into the world of Broadway in our Singin’ in the Rain Theater Set Design Camp! Campers will paint giant backdrops, build Hollywood-inspired stage scenery, and create exciting theatrical effects — including experiencing a real “rain scene” illusion. This immersive art camp combines creativity, collaboration, and stage magic as students work together to bring a classic musical to life. Inspired by Singin' in the Rain.
Creative Collaboration
3D Construction
Final Showcase Experience
July 13-16
Ages 8+
9 - 1 PM
Step behind the curtain and become a real theatrical set designer! In this immersive 5-day art camp, students will design and build a full stage set for Peter Pan Jr. From painting giant backdrops to constructing a pirate ship, campers will collaborate to bring Neverland to life.
Perfect for creative kids who love art, theater, and hands-on building.
June 22-26
Ages 8+
Your child will spend their mornings making real art inspired by the cosmos — and the artists who dared to imagine it. Over five days, campers explore the work of Alma Thomas, Alan Bean, Chesley Bonestell, NASA’s mission patch designers, and Vincent van Gogh — then respond with their own paintings, collages, and a collaborative mural unveiled at a Friday family showcase.
Taught by a certified K–12 art educator. Small groups of 8–10 kids. All supplies included.
Ages 6–12 · Mon–Fri 9am–12pm · Satellite Beach, FL
Tiny Worlds is an invitation to slow down, look closely, and discover the magic hiding in small things. Each day campers enter a different tiny universe, exploring artists who devoted their lives to the miniature and the intricate — and creating small, wonder-filled worlds entirely their own.
Taught by a certified K–12 art educator in small groups. All supplies included.
Ages 6–12 · Mon–Fri 9am–12pm · $190/week · Satellite Beach, FL · June 8-12
Without leaving Satellite Beach, your child will spend five mornings traveling the globe through art. Each day is a new continent — a new culture, a new visual tradition, a new way of seeing the world. From the bold patterns of West Africa to the ink-washed landscapes of East Asia, the vibrant murals of Latin America to the dot paintings of Indigenous Australia, campers explore how artists around the world have told their stories, celebrated their communities, and made sense of their lives through color, form, and mark-making.
Every day combines a real artist study with hands-on creating in that tradition — so your child doesn't just learn about art from around the world, they make it. The week closes with a collaborative piece that brings all five continents together, unveiled at a Friday family showcase.
Taught by a certified K–12 art educator. Small groups of 8–10 kids. All supplies included.
Ages 6–12 · Mon–Fri 9am–12pm · $190/week · Satellite Beach, FL
coming soon
Starting in August, The Created Studio will offer weekly art classes for kids and teens right here in Satellite Beach — small groups, real instruction, and a creative community that builds over time. Whether your child is a natural-born artist or someone who just hasn’t found their medium yet, there’s a place for them here.
Details and enrollment coming soon. Get on the waitlist to be first to know.
Who we are
Hi, I'm Ms. Milady — the person behind The Created Studio.
I've spent the last 6 years as a certified K–12 art educator in Brevard County and 3 years before that teaching homeschool students, which means I've seen firsthand what happens when a kid who "can't draw" is handed a paintbrush and given permission to just make something. Spoiler: it's magic every single time.
I find inspiration everywhere — a beautifully designed room, a illustrated kids' book, a trip somewhere new. I'm the person who notices the color palette in a restaurant and mentally redesigns it on the drive home. Ideas are everywhere if you're paying attention, and it's my job to help my students see that too.
The Created Studio exists because I believe one thing deeply: we are created to create, not to consume. Making something with your own hands — whether you're six or sixty, whether it's "good" or not — is one of the most fundamentally human things you can do. This studio is the place I built so more people could do exactly that.
