Keep the
wonder alive.

We are an art studio in Downtown Overland Park providing art classes, workshops, birthday parties, and camps for kids (ages 3 and up).

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What We Do

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Two young girls painting a homemade unicorn craft with pink, blue, yellow, black, and purple paint at a table during a children's art activity.

Birthday Parties

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Art Camps

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Art Classes

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Think back to your childhood. Did you think art class had specific expectations or rigid guidelines? At Hue Creative Studio, we believe the art-making process is just as important as the final product. We are a destination space that gives kids opportunities for creativity, independence and imagination. Students will explore the possibilities and gain self-confidence as they bring ideas to life. Our art instructors guide students using a variety of art supplies in a safe place to make mistakes and have success.

Grow creative confidence

Each creative activity prompt is an opportunity for your child to embrace a new challenge. Through hands-on learning, kids are more likely to remain engaged and to build upon their creative problem-solving skills.

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Activities you can work on together

While our programs encourage your little ones to become better independent learners, we’ve also included special opportunities for kids and parents or grandparents to work together on shared activities.