What ages is the Kids and Teens Camp for?

The age groups are listed as 7-14+. If your child is 6 or 15 and would like to attend, the studio asks you to contact it.

How much does the camp cost?

For the summer 2026 camp the site lists 200 AED for a half day, 350 AED for a full day, 900 AED for a week of half days and 1,500 AED for a week of full days. Sibling discounts are available. Ask the studio for the prices of the next camp.

When does the camp run?

The summer 2026 camp ran in six weekly blocks from 20 July to 28 August, Monday to Friday, 9AM to 12 noon and 1PM to 4PM. It is now marked out of stock, and the next dates are not published yet, so ask the studio.

Can we book a kids' birthday party there?

Yes. The studio lists kids' birthdays among its private events and can add food and drink packages. Event prices start from 250 AED for a basic in-studio package; ask for a quote for a children's party.

The Designers Studio: kids and teens art camp in Al Quoz

Q: What will my child make?

Across the week: garment and shoe painting, sculpting and pottery, resin art pouring, creative art techniques, and crafts and model making. The studio does not release which activity is on which day in advance.

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The Designers Studio is an interior design school in The Courtyard, the arts and design hub in Al Quoz 1, with a 2,500 square foot studio. Most of what it teaches is for adults, but in the school holidays it runs a Kids and Teens Camp. The summer 2026 camp ran for six weeks, from 20 July to 28 August, Monday to Friday, with a morning session from 9AM to 12 noon and an afternoon session from 1PM to 4PM. The camp calls itself a multi-arts camp: over the week children do garment and shoe painting, sculpting and pottery, resin art pouring, creative art techniques, and crafts and model making. The age groups are listed as 7-14+, and children who are 6 or 15 can ask to join. You can book a single half day or day, or a whole week, and sibling discounts are available. The studio also hosts kids' birthday parties. The camp is sold out for now and the next dates are not yet published.

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The activity

Holiday Camps, explained

A holiday art camp is a week of hands-on making during the school break, run in short daily blocks rather than a term-long course. Children rotate through different techniques across the week, so they try things they may never do at school: painting a T-shirt or trainers, shaping clay, pouring resin, building models and sketching comics. Each session usually ends with something to take home. Camps like this build fine motor skills, patience and the confidence to experiment and make mistakes, and they are a good way to find out which kind of art a child enjoys before signing up for anything longer. Most art camps take primary-age children upwards, with some sessions suited to young teens.

Who it's for

Children and young teens. The camp's age groups are listed as 7-14+, and the studio asks parents of children who are 6 or 15 to get in touch if they would like to attend. The course is marked for beginners, so no art experience is needed.

What to expect

Your child joins for a morning (9AM to 12 noon) or an afternoon (1PM to 4PM), or both, Monday to Friday, at the studio in The Courtyard. Activities are spread across the week, and the studio does not publish which activity falls on which day. All craft materials are provided. Bring an old T-shirt or a pair of white shoes to paint; if you don't have one, a canvas is given instead. The camp page does not mention a trial session, so ask the studio.

Highlights

Summer 2026 camp: six weekly blocks from 20 July to 28 August, Monday to Friday (designerseducation.com)
Morning 9AM-12 noon and afternoon 1PM-4PM sessions, bookable as half days, full days or whole weeks (designerseducation.com)
Garment and shoe painting, sculpting and pottery, resin art pouring, crafts and model making (designerseducation.com)
Ages 7-14+; 6 and 15 year olds can ask to join (designerseducation.com)
Sibling discounts available; all craft materials provided (designerseducation.com)
Kids' birthday parties hosted in the studio (designerseducation.com)

Why parents rate it

What parents say on Google

The Designers Studio is rated 4.7 on Google from 98 reviews: 88 five-star, 4 four-star and 6 one-star. The Google listing covers the whole studio, including its adult design courses, not only the kids' camp.

The facts

Ages: 7-14+ (6 or 15 on request)
Prices: Summer 2026 camp: 200 AED half day; 350 AED full day; 900 AED week of half days; 1,500 AED week of full days; sibling discounts available
Schedule: Summer 2026 camp: 20 July-28 August, Monday to Friday, 9AM-12 noon and 1PM-4PM; next dates not yet published
Trial: Ask the provider
Where: The Courtyard, Al Quoz 1, Dubai
How to book: designerseducation.com/product/kids-and-teens-camp · +971 4 548 7474 · wa.me/971585911237 · [email protected]
Opening hours: Mon–Fri8:30am–5pm
SatClosed
Sun8:30am–5pm

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Questions parents ask

Good to know

Summer 2026 camp prices on the site in September 2026: 200 AED for a half day, 350 AED for a day, 900 AED for a week of half days, 1,500 AED for a week of full days (designerseducation.com)
The camp is marked out of stock and no dates after August 2026 are published yet; ask the studio about the next one (designerseducation.com)
Bring an old T-shirt or a pair of white shoes to paint (designerseducation.com)
The studio is in The Courtyard, Al Quoz 1, among galleries, design showrooms and cafes (designerseducation.com)
The opening hours on Google (8:30AM-5PM, closed Saturday) are the studio's hours, not camp times (Google listing)
Wheelchair-accessible entrance and car park, according to the Google listing (Google listing)