The Lahore Arts Council Alhamra announced the launch of its much-awaited Summer Camp, starting on June 10.
This two-month program is designed to involve children and young adults aged 10 to 25 in various artistic disciplines, allowing them to explore and develop their creative talents. At a recent event at the Australian International School, Alhamras Executive Director, Sarah Rashid, emphasized the importance of integrating arts into the educational experience. She commended the students performances and the school administrations dedication to fostering a love for the arts among young minds. Sarah Rashid elaborated on Alhamras mission to nurture childrens intellectual and artistic growth through its various initiatives.
“The holistic development of our youth requires a balanced approach that includes both academic and artistic pursuits. By engaging in fine arts, children cultivate creativity, build confidence, and learn essential life skills,” she remarked. The Alhamra Summer Camp promises an enriching curriculum that covers a wide array of artistic activities. Participants will receive professional training in drawing, painting, Kathak dance, theatre, sculpture, and calligraphy. The camp is designed to cater to various skill levels, ensuring that each participant can benefit from personalized guidance and mentorship. Expert instructors, renowned in their respective fields, will lead the sessions, providing hands-on training and fostering an environment of creativity and innovation. This immersive experience is designed to help participants discover and refine their artistic abilities, encouraging them to pursue their passions with confidence.
