Kreativ-Camp in der Clavis Schule für Kunst und Wissenschaft

At the Clavis Creative Camp in Prenzlauer Berg, children between 8 and 11 years old can expect five days full of colors, stencils, spray cans, and DIY stickers – ideal for all who want to use the 2025 summer holidays actively and creatively.

The Creative Camp at the Clavis School for Art and Science offers a colorful variety of artistic techniques in Prenzlauer Berg: from analog drawing to digital media and street art workshops. In the 2025 summer holiday activities for children section, this camp is a real highlight – with professional instructors, small groups (max. 10 kids), including materials, snacks, and lots of fun. The location is easy to reach (U-Bhf Eberswalder Straße), ideal for a stress-free holiday week.

What awaits my child there?

In the Street Art Camp, children learn how Banksy & Co shape the city. They will spray, glue, cut, and roll – everything included. The supervision is attentive, and the team is professional and relaxed.

For what age is the camp intended?

Children between 8 and 11 years old are just right. The workshops are age-appropriate – neither too childish nor too complicated. The group remains compact, so every child can try out many things during the summer holidays.

How long is the program, and what does it cost?

The camp runs for five afternoons, Monday to Friday, three hours each. The price is 198 €, including all materials and snacks. Siblings receive a 10 % discount. Full-day courses from 09:30-16:00 can also be booked. The price for this is 298 €.

Where does it take place, and how do I get there?

At the Clavis Atelier in Immanuelkirchstraße 4 in Prenzlauer Berg. It’s just a 5-minute walk from U-Bhf Eberswalder Straße – ideally accessible by bus and train, or by bike.

Is the camp also suitable for children who have had little artistic experience before?

Absolutely. The Clavis professionals guide participants with great patience. Whether a newcomer or a little Picasso – everyone finds their style. The focus is less on perfection and more on expression, fun, and creativity.

Our Conclusion

The Clavis Creative Camp is a true neighborhood insider for summer holiday activities for children. Relaxed, professional, and central – here, young participants get space to discover and implement their own art projects. No exaggerated hype, but genuine encouragement with finesse and Berlin wit. That’s why it deserves a place on our Top 10 list.