Save on Summer: ArtsQuest Offers Limited-Time Discounts on Pre-Teen and Teen Summer Camp Art Intensives

Bethlehem, Lehigh Valley, PA. May 30, 2025 – ArtsQuest is excited to offer exclusive discounts on its Summer Studio Art Intensives for pre-teens and teens, running Monday, June 2 through Tuesday, June 3 only! During this limited-time promotion, families can enjoy $10 off half-day camps and $25 off full-day camps, a perfect opportunity to register for an enriching summer experience at a reduced rate.

Designed specifically for youth ages 10-18, Studio Intensives provide older campers with a chance to explore visual arts in greater depth. Each week features engaging sessions in a variety of mediums, including painting, cartooning, fiber arts, sculpture and more; all led by professional Teaching Artists in a supportive and creative environment.

Whether you’re registering with friends or hoping to meet new ones along the way, ArtsQuest’s Summer Intensives offer a welcoming and inspiring environment to connect and create.

Summer Art Camp will take place at Moravian University’s South Campus, located at 346 Main St. in Bethlehem, PA 18018. For more summer camp information and to register for pre-teen and teen studio intensives, visit https://www.artsquest.org/visual-arts/summer-camps/.

About ArtsQuest
ArtsQuest’s mission is to provide access to exceptional artistic, cultural and educational experiences using arts and culture as key elements of economic development for our urban communities. ArtsQuest™ supports this mission via the presentation of performing and visual arts, film, arts education classes and outreach, youth programming and cultural events. Through festivals such as its flagship event, Musikfest; the ArtsQuest Creative Factory powered by PPL; and the ArtsQuest Center at SteelStacks arts and cultural campus, ArtsQuest’s programming reaches more than 1.9 million people annually. The organization’s programs and events, of which nearly 40 percent are free to attend, have a combined economic impact of more than $136 million annually in the region.