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Destination Workshops

Create In-Person with
Professional Artists

Kids & Art hosts in-person group destination workshops in the Bay Area, offering an opportunity for local children and families touched by cancer and other critical conditions to create art together in dynamic settings. Each destination workshop features multiple professional artists who will work with participants on creative experiences inspired by the workshop locations. Advance signup is required.
All our programs are FREE for pediatric patient families. Kids & Art is funded through foundation, corporate, and individual support

Upcoming Destination Workshops

18
May
2025

“Lions and Lemurs” Art Workshop

May 18 @ 10:00 am - 12:15 pm PDT San Francisco Zoo, Sloat Blvd @ Upper Great Hwy San Francisco, 94132 United States + Google Map
Join us at the San Francisco Zoo for a FREE unforgettable in-person art workshop inspired by wild animals. Following a tour of the zoo, participants will work side-by-side with professional ...View Details
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Parent of a pediatric cancer survivor

Parent of a pediatric cancer survivor

We started up with Kids & Art when she was just a few months out of treatment. It turned out to be a great way to ease the strain that had taken place in my kids' relationship when my child was in treatment. Doing the art projects - sometimes together and sometimes separately, really helped bring them back together.
Parent of a pediatric cancer patient

Parent of a pediatric cancer patient

You are all amazing. Thank you for providing such a supportive, warm, fun experience for kids with cancer. My child smiles at these workshops and forgets that she has cancer. It's all about the art here and she has THE BEST time!
Parent of a pediatric cancer patient

Parent of a pediatric cancer patient

This has become a great getaway from the usual hustle and bustle of life especially as we are still going through treatment with our oncology child.