About ARThaus Singapore
ARThaus Singapore offers holiday camp programmes in the arts, operating from its centre at 901A Bukit Timah Road and serving families across the island. The listing has been verified by KakiList and is registered with ACRA. It holds a 4.2/5 rating across 14 Google reviews — a small sample, so treat this as directional rather than conclusive.
When enquiring about a holiday camp, it is worth confirming which age groups and skill levels each programme is suited to, whether the camp follows a structured syllabus or a more exploratory format, and what the group size looks like. Parents should ask about the duration and daily schedule of each camp, what materials are provided versus what children need to bring, and whether sibling discounts or multi-camp packages are available. Booking tends to open in advance of each school holiday period, so early enquiry is advisable for popular sessions.
To take the next step, reach out to ARThaus Singapore via WhatsApp, phone, or the enquiry form to ask about upcoming holiday camp dates, age-group fit, and current availability before the intake fills.
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My daughter loves her weekly art class with Carolyn. She gets to learn the proper technique of painting all whilst creating her very own composition. Carolyn never fails to show her the strokes, layering and details that gradually improve her skills. We are very grateful to have found such a welcoming and dedicated space for aspiring artists. Thank you!
Supposed to be guided but the teacher was not guiding at all. She just walked around and watch. Blame when the paint was not mixed properly. Isn’t that her job to teach? She told my girls if you don’t bring back the paintings. She will throw away. The Art experience was totally sucks.. In addition, the painting was not covered with a layer of gloss as compared to other Art studio. Please don’t go there, take my advice. Your day will be ruined. Don’t even worth a star.
Brought my gf to try out art jamming with Arthaus for her birthday activity. Even though it was supposed to be guided, I would say the amount of guidance was definitely much less than expected. Which is not necessarily a bad thing, I guess there must be some form of freedom and exploration when it comes to art. But what do I know, I am an art idiot! Nonetheless, staff at Arthaus was very very friendly. Thanks for helping me touch up my terrible painting so it can be slightly more presentable and also for encouraging me by saying that it looks like modern art? Hahaha, I know it was just consolation but thanks. Would highly recommend Arthaus to anyone and definitely would promote it strongly to my friends and family. No scenic view from the premise but surrounded by art pieces that I look on with envy. No shortage of art tools as well.
I give credit where credit is due. So if the place, product and service are good, I give 5 stars and highly recommend the place. I called Arthaus to enquire about the classes and the call was answered by its owner, Carolyn. It was an unpleasant experience. She was unwelcoming and tart. I will take my business elsewhere, thank you. If you are having a good day and suddenly feel like getting talked down to, please call Arthaus.
My son loved his holiday art camp and has been so inspired. Lovely programme.
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| ARThaus Singapore (this page) | ⭐ 4.2 | 14 | — | ✓ |
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| Waga Mari Charters For Teens | ⭐ 5.0 | 263 | — | ✓ |
ARThaus Singapore is listed at a mid-range price point ($$), though specific per-session or per-camp fees are not published in the listing. Holiday camp pricing in Singapore typically varies by duration (a half-day camp differs considerably from a full-week programme), group size, and materials included. Some providers charge a flat camp fee that covers all materials, while others bill for consumables separately. It is worth asking whether a sibling discount or early-bird rate applies when you enquire. See the full holiday camps cost guide for Singapore →
Holiday camps are generally sold as standalone blocks rather than recurring term commitments, which means the camp itself functions as a self-contained experience rather than requiring a long-term trial. That said, it is reasonable to ask ARThaus Singapore whether a drop-in or taster session is available before booking a full camp week, particularly if your child has not attended before. When assessing fit, consider whether the programme level (beginner, intermediate, or mixed-ability) matches your child's experience, and whether the teaching style — structured technique versus open exploration — suits how your child learns best. Contacting the provider directly and asking to see sample projects or a session outline is a practical way to gauge this before committing.
Specific tutor credentials are not listed in the available information for ARThaus Singapore. For arts holiday camps, relevant background typically includes a degree or diploma in fine arts, design, or art education, along with experience working with children in a structured camp or classroom setting. It is worth asking ARThaus Singapore directly about the qualifications and experience of the tutors leading each camp, how many facilitators are present per group, and whether the same tutor leads the programme throughout the week. This is particularly relevant if your child has specific learning needs or is at an advanced level.
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