Alhamra summer art camp provides creative learning for children

LAHORE, (APP - UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 8th Jul, 2026) The Lahore Arts Council (Alhamra) is successfully conducting its annual Summer Art Camp, providing children with a creative platform to develop artistic skills through drawing, painting and calligraphy while encouraging imagination, confidence and self-expression.

According to a spokesperson, the camp, one of Alhamra’s flagship educational initiatives, is aimed at introducing children to the world of fine arts during the summer holidays in a positive and inspiring learning environment. More than 30 children between the ages of five and 12 are participating in this year’s programme, receiving practical training under the supervision of experienced artists.

Renowned artist Usman Khalid is leading drawing and painting sessions, familiarising participants with basic artistic techniques while encouraging them to experiment with colours, composition and creative expression. At the same time, noted calligrapher Fatima Waqar is conducting calligraphy classes, helping children appreciate the beauty, precision and cultural significance of the traditional art form.

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The drawing and painting classes are being held regularly at the Alhamra Art Studio every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. The Summer Art Camp will continue until August 5 and conclude with a certificate distribution ceremony to recognise the participants’ dedication and artistic achievements.

Alhamra Executive Director Muhammad Nawaz Gondal said every child possesses a creative spark waiting to be discovered. He said encouraging children to imagine, create and express themselves through art helps them grow into confident, thoughtful and compassionate individuals, adding that investing in children’s creativity is an investment in Pakistan’s cultural future.

He said Alhamra remained committed to promoting arts and culture through initiatives that nurture young talent and provide meaningful opportunities for children to explore their creative potential, reinforcing the institution’s role in developing the country’s future artists and cultural ambassadors.