Spring Break: Youth Yoga & Art Camp

Join us for a 4-Day Spring Break Yoga and Art Camp designed for kids! Children will be guided with patience and encouragement, creating a supportive environment that seamlessly blends the practice and benefits of yoga with boundless artistic exploration, allowing young minds to flourish.

Our art class is tailored for children seeking to enhance their skills. It begins with brainstorming ideas for an acrylic painting, teaching them how to translate their visions into tangible works of art. We'll cover color theory and creation, guiding them through transferring their images onto canvas, mastering painting techniques, and completing their projects.

Each day starts with yoga basics, followed by rhythmic movements synced to sound. This sequence aids in focusing and preparing both body and mind to unleash the budding artist within. Students will enjoy a healthy snack break for a quick recharge before immersing themselves in the world of acrylic painting to craft their own masterpieces.

11:30am-12:00pm Drop-off and Check-in

12:00pm-12:45pm Yoga & Movement

1:00pm-1:30pm Snack

1:30pm-3:00pm Art Techniques & Painting Class

3:00pm-3:30pm Clean-up and Pick-up

• All materials, supplies, and snacks are included.
• Children joining this event must be dropped-off and picked-up by their legal parent or guardian.

Hosted by SheBrews Aloha

Yoga Portion Led By Lisa Chaly

Certified Yoga Instructor RYT 200

Holistic Wellness Coach

BA Theatre Arts

Lisa holds a B.A. in Performing Arts from the University of Hawai’i at Hilo, where her passion for promoting physical and mental well-being took root. With a dedication to empowering individuals, she utilizes yoga, sacred sound healing, and mantra meditation to create transformative experiences. Now, she eagerly seeks opportunities to share her expertise, guiding and empowering students to cultivate balance, relaxation, and rejuvenation.

Art Portion Led By Nadia Fairlamb

Professional Sculptor & Installation Artist, 

MFA in Sculptural Ceramics and Archaeology

Nadia, a full-time professional sculptor and installation artist, received her MFA in Sculptural Ceramics and Archaeology. She worked as an illustrator of Archeological artifacts During and after college. She has a passion for guiding children in their beginning exploration of fine arts, painting, drawing, printmaking, sculpture. Bringing alive the essential elements and principles of fine art. She runs a private art school for children in Waimanalo and offers art therapy courses to adults.