Our in-person classes are thoughtfully designed with artists ages 5–12 in mind, featuring age-appropriate projects, materials, and instruction. Our online video classes are more flexible and can be enjoyed by budding artists of any age.

Our after-school classes are held on the campuses of our partner schools and run from late August through June. We also collaborate with many of these schools to bring Little Yellow House Art curriculum and teachers to their on-campus summer programs. Our summer camps are offered as week-long, in-person sessions at our home studio from June through August. We also partner with many independent schools across Los Angeles to bring our bespoke summer programming to their campus.

Our Home Office Art Studio, which is also a private residence, is located on Rubens Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90066. For camps or classes held at the Home Office Art Studio, the exact address will be provided in your Class Confirmation and Welcome email.

Summer camp registration typically opens in March. Families on our mailing list are the first to receive updates and may receive Early Access to registration when it is offered.

Payments for LYHA classes at our home studio are made through the "Book Now" link associated with the class. We accept all major credit cards through our website.

We do not offer sibling discounts. Our classes are intentionally kept small and highly interactive, with pricing structured per child to ensure each student receives individualized attention and materials. We truly appreciate families who choose to enroll multiple artists and are grateful for your support of our small, hands-on programs.

Camp cancellations are 50% refundable for up two weeks before the first day of camp. Camp cancellations are not refundable 14 days prior to the beginning date of camp.

You can contact us by emailing LittleYellowHouseArtClass@gmail.com. Please specify your name and the class you are taking. We are also available by text (657) 808-4840.

All gift cards are final sale.

Parent Code of Conduct: To help create a positive and supportive experience for our students, families, and teachers, we ask that all parents and caregivers: Reach out to teachers with questions to clarify class details or expectations. Support consistent attendance and notify the teacher in advance if your child will be absent or arrive late, as our small-group classes rely on collaboration. Share constructive feedback about your class experience to support continuous growth for our teachers and community. Engage in civil, respectful communication and honor differing perspectives. Help maintain Little Yellow House Art classes as a safe, welcoming space for learners, families, and teachers of all backgrounds, beliefs, and locations. Learner Code of Conduct: To help our art classes be fun, safe, and creative, we ask all artists to: Arrive on time and ready to make art. Wear art-friendly clothes that help keep everyone comfortable and safe (shirts are required). Be kind and respectful to teachers, classmates, and shared art supplies. Do your best, try new ideas, and stay focused on the project. Help make our art space a welcoming, inclusive space for artists and teachers from all backgrounds and beliefs. Keep personal information private and remember not to ask others to share things like phone numbers, addresses, emails, or gamer tags. Little Yellow House Art Code of Conduct: Little Yellow House Art welcomes families and educators from all backgrounds, beliefs, and locations. We are committed to fostering a safe, inclusive, and supportive environment for everyone in our community. We value thoughtful feedback from parents, teachers, and learners and view it as an important part of growing and improving our programs. To support a positive and trusted learning experience, we maintain clear community guidelines and do our best to uphold them in a fair and thoughtful way. We aim to respond to questions and concerns in a timely and caring manner. Above all, we encourage all members of our community to assume positive intent. When challenges arise, whether due to technical hiccups, delayed communication, or misunderstandings, we ask that feedback be shared with kindness and a collaborative spirit.

We monitor and follow recommended protocols from The LA County Department of Heath, The State of California, CDC, and local officials. - Weekly camps are limited to the same students all week. - Our camps have an on-site bathroom and multiple hand washing facilities, and enough room outside to spread out and create. - It will be optional for all campers and staff to wear a mask. Please note: if conditions worsen and there is more spread in the community, we will put the masks back on. - At Home Daily Symptoms Screenings: We ask that you monitor your child's symptoms VERY CAREFULLY. Do not send your child to camp with any symptoms. Please Antigen test when necessary. - Antigen testing is encouraged after engaging in a high exposure activity (sports tournaments, attending public events in crowded venues, etc.) - If your child has been exposed to Covid, we ask that they wear a mask to camp and Antigen test 5 days after exposure. - A child who has tested positive for Covid-19 can return to camp after at least 24 hours have passed since last fever without the use of fever-reducing medications, AND a negative Antigen test.