CA​NVAS & ​CODE
A STEAM-Based Art Exploration

Full payment is required at the time of registration and will be collected online. For drop-in or last-minute registrations, payment must be made in person with a credit or debit card before attending class. Please note: Canvas & Code does not accept cash or checks at this time and does not keep any cash on the premises.

Multi-Week Sessions & Week-Long Camps Fully refundable up to 7 days before the start date (minus a 4% processing fee) Option to switch to another Multi-Week session or Week-Long camp offered up to 7 days before the first class. No refunds for cancellations, or options to switch if made less than 7 days before the first class. Single Classes & Day Camps Refundable up to 5 days before the class (minus a 4% processing fee) Option to switch to another Single class offered up to 48-hours before the class. No switching within 48 hours of the class start time as supplies are already prepped. If We Cancel a Class A full refund will be issued if class is canceled due to: Teacher illness Inclement weather Insufficient enrollment Need to Cancel or Switch? Please email us in advance — we're happy to help when possible

Yes—if space is available, and it falls within the refund window, we’re happy to help!

At Canvas & Code, we believe that everyone is a life long learner, and our studio is a place to explore creativity in a positive, supportive environment. Our goal is to build a community where kindness, inclusion, and encouragement are at the heart of everything we do. Artists attending Canvas & Code classes and camps are expected to be respectful of the studio, instructors, classmates, and our shared class time. Disruptive behavior will not be tolerated, as it affects the experience and safety of all participants. Examples of disruptive behavior include (but are not limited to): Threatening language of any kind Physical aggression such as hitting, biting, pinching, or shoving Breaking or intentionally damaging studio supplies or property Repeated teasing or insults after being asked to stop Leaving the classroom or building without a parent or instructor If a student is disruptive to the learning environment: We will first have a conversation with the student and parents/guardians to seek a resolution. If the behavior continues, the student will be dismissed from the class. A refund will be issued for any remaining classes in the session. Our studio has zero tolerance for bullying, harassment, or intimidation. We are committed to maintaining a space that is safe, inclusive, and welcoming to all. Artists of all ages will be encouraged to appreciate each other’s work and support one another through positive, respectful interactions. By creating a space rooted in creativity and care, we ensure that every artist feels seen, valued, and inspired.

We want every day at Canvas & Code to begin and end smoothly. Please review the following guidelines to ensure a safe, respectful, and efficient experience for all students and families. Drop-Off There is ample parking available in both the front and back of the building. Please follow the one-way directional signs in the parking lot for safety. Both entrances to the studio may be used. The back entrance has a ramp (not fully ADA compliant, but accessible). Do not arrive earlier than 5 minutes before your class start time. Doors will remain locked until 5 minutes prior to class so staff can prepare the space. All students must be signed in by an adult, and the adult must list who will be responsible for picking the student up. Please stay with your child until they have entered the studio and help them follow respectful behavior guidelines, including: Avoiding landscaping and stairways that belong to other businesses Using Canvas & Code stairs and ramp safely Canvas & Code is not responsible for your child before they have been signed in and entered the studio. Pick-Up Please wait outside the studio until class has ended so we can use the full class time for instruction and exploration. Students will only be released to the adult listed at drop-off. If someone else is picking up your child, they may be asked to show ID. Help your child clean up their work area and gather all of their belongings before leaving. Please be on time. Prompt pick-up is essential to maintain the studio schedule and respect our instructors’ time. Students not picked up within 15 minutes of class end time will be charged $10 for each 10-minute increment thereafter. Before & After Care Some classes and camps offer before and/or after care. Students must be signed up for extended care in advance. If care is needed at the last minute, please speak with a teacher at drop-off, email, or call. If space allows, we may be able to accommodate your request for an additional fee. Before and after care have set start and end times. The studio will remain locked until before care begins. Please be prompt for aftercare pick-up. A late fee of $10 for each 10-minute increment applies after 15 minutes past the scheduled end time.

We value your time and the time of our instructors and staff. To help our studio stay on schedule and maintain a smooth flow between classes: Students who are not picked up within 15 minutes after the scheduled end of class or after-care will be charged $10 for every 10-minute increment thereafter. Prompt pick-up is greatly appreciated so we can properly clean, reset, and prepare for the next class or event. If extended care is available for your class or camp and you need it last-minute, please speak with an instructor at drop-off, email, or call the studio. If space allows, we may be able to accommodate your request for an additional fee. Thank you for helping us create a respectful and well-run creative environment for all!

At Canvas & Code, the safety of our students is a top priority. All teachers are First Aid and CPR certified and trained to respond to medical situations calmly and appropriately. In the event of a medical emergency: If necessary, 911 will be called immediately. Staff will administer First Aid, CPR, or other life-saving measures as needed, in the best interest of the student. A parent or guardian will be contacted as soon as the student is stable and the teacher is able to make the call. Please ensure that your emergency contact information is up to date on the registration form. Canvas & Code is not responsible for ambulance or emergency service fees if a parent or guardian could not be reached at the time of a life-saving emergency. Thank you for helping us keep your child safe!

Canvas & Code is committed to creating an inclusive and supportive environment for all students. If you or your child have any special needs, accommodations, or circumstances that may affect participation or behavior—including but not limited to serious behavioral challenges, psychological, medical, or physical conditions—we ask that you: Clearly specify these needs and accommodations on the registration form. Inform us by email prior to your child’s first session so we can prepare accordingly. A conference will be scheduled with the parent or guardian to discuss you or your child’s unique circumstances and how we can best support them. Please note: Most Canvas & Code classes are taught by a single instructor. Depending on the nature of the accommodations, students may be asked to attend smaller class sizes, bring their own supports or accommodations, or have a parent or guardian attend the class with them. If a student arrives without prior notice or a conference to discuss their needs, they may be asked to return for the next class to allow us adequate time to prepare and ensure a positive experience. Thank you for partnering with us to create a welcoming and supportive space for every artist.

We do our best to offer a few open-studio times and drop-in class options each week for families looking for last-minute activities or a spontaneous creative day. To help us keep things running smoothly: Please register online or call ahead to check for availability. We cannot guarantee a spot if you arrive without a reservation or prior contact with Canvas & Code. For multi-week sessions or full-week camps, one-day sign-ups are sometimes possible: If space allows and the class structure permits, we may offer single-day drop-in options at the full single-class rate. This is subject to availability and varies by class or camp. Check individual listings or contact us directly—we’re happy to help you find the right fit!

In some cases, yes! Certain classes and camps are structured in a way that a morning-only option makes sense and can be accommodated. If your family needs a half-day option: Please contact us directly before registering. We’ll let you know if a half-day arrangement is possible for that specific class or camp and provide adjusted pricing if applicable. We’re happy to work with you when we can!

Before & After Care Some classes and camps offer before and/or after care. Students must be signed up for extended care in advance. If care is needed at the last minute, please speak with a teacher at drop-off, email, or call. If space allows, we may be able to accommodate your request for an additional fee. Before and after care have set start and end times. The studio will remain locked until before care begins. Please be prompt for aftercare pick-up. A late fee of $10 for each 10-minute increment applies after 15 minutes past the scheduled end time.

An adult is required to stay with your child at all times during toddler classes. We invite you to help your child explore, engage, and enjoy the experience while offering support and guidance as needed. Our centers are open-ended and designed to let children explore creatively. Most activities do not have a “right” or “wrong” way to participate. Children are welcome to stay at a center for as long as they'd like (as supplies allow), but we encourage them to try all the stations to develop a range of skills and experiences. Please help reset the station before moving on so it is ready for the next student to use. We encourage all students and families to be mindful of shared materials and spaces to ensure a smooth, respectful experience for everyone. Mess is part of the magic! Children are encouraged to get creative, hands-on, and a little messy—as long as they are not being destructive, unsafe, or hurting others. Clean-Up: Canvas & Code handles clean-up of the space—that's the beauty of coming to our studio! You don’t have to worry about paint on your dining room table. We simply ask that you help your child stay within the designated toddler areas and avoid materials or spaces not intended for the class. We love having parents involved in toddler classes and creating joyful, creative experiences together. If you have questions about younger/older siblings tagging along, or special circumstances for observing other classes, please contact us ahead of time.

For the first few classes, an adult is required to stay. This age group often has a wide range of independence and comfort levels with new environments. A familiar adult helps support the child’s transition into the space, learn classroom routines, and monitor behavior as needed. After the first few classes, we will check in with each family to discuss possible changes to parent involvement based on the child’s readiness. If you're interested in transitioning to drop-off, we’ll make a plan together. If your child is not fully potty trained, a parent or guardian must stay on-site—either inside the studio or just outside the door—in case bathroom assistance is needed. Only one student is allowed in the bathroom at a time, and our staff cannot assist with bathroom needs. If your child is fully potty trained, after the first few classes and a set plan with Canvas & Code, it is up to you whether you stay or drop off. We understand that each child and family has different levels of comfort with separation, and we respect those differences. That said, the goal of Pre-K classes is to help students build confidence and independence in a safe, supportive environment. Skills such as: Productive struggle Learning through mistakes Self-regulation of emotions and behavior Following directions from another adult …are all essential for kindergarten readiness. Sometimes children take more creative risks or work through challenges more effectively when a parent isn’t nearby to step in right away. We gently encourage families to allow space for independence, while being close by if needed. If you’re unsure how to support this transition or need guidance, we are happy to help. Siblings or Special Circumstances: If you have questions about younger or older siblings attending or special circumstances that require you to observe other classes, please contact us ahead of time so we can plan accordingly.

Classes for K+ students are drop-off only and designed for registered students only. We kindly ask that parents and caregivers drop off and pick up without staying during class. Our studio space is intentionally set up to foster creativity, collaboration, and hands-on exploration—but it's also limited. Additional adults or siblings in the space can make it more challenging for students to engage freely and for teachers to manage class flow effectively. Pick-Up Guidelines: If you arrive early, please wait outside the studio until class ends so we can make full use of our time together. Once class is over, you're welcome to step inside to see your child’s project(s). We ask that you: Help your child clean up and gather their belongings. Check-out with the instructor before leaving. Exit within 15 minutes of class ending so we can reset for the next group. Siblings at Drop-Off or Pick-Up: If you're bringing siblings along, please monitor them closely and ensure they do not handle materials or explore studio spaces without permission. Thank you for helping us maintain a safe, calm, and productive environment for all. Special Circumstances & Needs: If your child has any special circumstances or needs that require you to attend classes with your child, please document on registration form and contact us ahead of time so we can plan accordingly, and have a conference ahead of time if needed.

To help your artist have the best experience possible, please review the following guidelines based on the type of class or camp: Food & Drink Multi-Week Sessions: Water bottle If attending back-to-back sessions: A small nut-free snack is allowed between classes Please do not send gum or candy Day Camps & Week-Long Camps: Water bottle Nut-free lunch (self-contained—no refrigeration or heating required) One nut-free snack Please do not send gum or candy Single Classes: Water bottle only Adult Classes: Personal beverage or nut-free snack allowed if it’s not distracting to others

Toys, Personal Art Supplies, and Electronics Please leave personal toys and art supplies at home. We provide everything needed, and this helps prevent distractions, loss, or damage. Phones: Kids: Phones must be kept put away and silent. They will not be used for photos or class activities. Adults: Phones are allowed, but please silence them and be respectful of others’ comfort when taking photos. Fidgets & Comfort Items If your child requires a fidget or comfort item for focus or regulation, please include this on the registration form. Approved items may be used as long as they are not disruptive or shared with others. If an item is brought but not listed on the registration, your child may be asked to put it away.

Dress for messy fun! We’ll use a variety of art materials, and while we do our best to keep clothes clean, there’s always a chance of stains. Aprons are welcome—please label them with your name. A change of clothing may be sent for full-day classes or if your child is newly potty-trained and can change themselves. Please label all clothing. Canvas & Code is not responsible for lost or damaged clothing or belongings.

While Canvas & Code is not a certified allergen-free facility, we take allergies seriously and do our best to create a safe environment for all participants. Please do not bring or send any snacks or lunch items containing nuts, as some of our students have life-threatening nut allergies. We regularly use dry, uncooked sensory materials such as lentils, beans, oats, and rice, as well as Play-Doh, which contains wheat. If you or your child has an allergy to any of these materials, please: Note it clearly on the registration form Email us directly to ensure we are aware and can make appropriate accommodations We are happy to work with families to adjust materials or seating arrangements when possible. Your communication helps us keep our studio safe and inclusive for everyone.

For the safety, comfort, and dignity of all students, children must be fully potty trained if they are being dropped off for Pre-K or older classes. Only one student is allowed in the bathroom at a time, and staff cannot assist with bathroom needs. If your child has an accident and is unable to clean or change themselves, or if a change of clothes is not provided, you will be contacted to return to the studio and assist. Please send a labeled change of clothes with your child, especially if your child is newly potty trained or you think they might have an accident. A changing table is provided in the bathroom for your use. Students enrolled in Toddler or Pre-K classes where an adult stays for the duration of class do not need to be potty trained. A changing table is provided in the bathroom for your use. Thank you for helping us maintain a clean, respectful, and supportive environment for all our artists.

At Canvas & Code, we offer a variety of learning formats to fit your schedule and interests. Here’s a breakdown of each type: Single Classes These are one-time classes that take place on a specific date—often on evenings, weekends, no-school days, or during school breaks. They are perfect for trying something new or enjoying a one-time creative experience. Registration is for that day only. A single day of a Multi-Week Session of Full-Week Camp can be purchased at the full price of that class. Multi-Week Sessions These classes run over several consecutive weeks, usually between 6–10 weeks. They are sold as a package and offer a deeper, more consistent learning experience. Pricing is discounted compared to paying per individual class. Full-Week Camps Camps are immersive programs running for 4–5 consecutive days, typically during summer. These include multiple projects and experiences and are priced as a package at a discounted rate. **Important: Registration timelines, cancellation windows, and refund policies differ for each type of class. Please review the relevant policy carefully when registering.

At Canvas & Code, masks are optional and welcome for anyone who chooses to wear one. We are committed to creating a space where all students, families, and staff feel comfortable and respected. We follow all current state and federal mask guidelines and will adjust our policies if official health recommendations change. Please note: Some artists may choose to wear masks for personal or health reasons—please be respectful of individual choices. In the event of a persistent cough during class, a student may be offered a mask. If the cough continues and the student chooses not to wear one, a parent or guardian may be contacted for early pickup to protect the health of others. If your child is feeling unwell, we ask that they stay home until they are symptom-free, in accordance with our Health & Wellness Policy. Thank you for helping us maintain a safe and inclusive creative space for all!

Yes! We offer a 10% discount when registering two or more siblings for the same class. To receive the discount, please select the option at check-out. If you have any issues, or need help with registration, feel free to contact us!

We understand that every child and family is unique, and we’re happy to help you find the best fit. In most cases, children do best in the specified age ranges listed for each class or camp. If you’re unsure which class is right for your child, please reach out—we’re happy to talk it through. We can sometimes make exceptions for siblings who wish to attend a class together, as long as both children are close in age and developmental level. However, we cannot make exceptions for preschool-aged children to attend classes designed for elementary-aged students. Please note that most Canvas & Code classes are taught by a single instructor. If your child requires a high level of individualized attention, some classes or camps may not be the right fit. We encourage you to carefully consider your child’s readiness before registering and reach out to us with any questions. Our goal is to ensure that every student has a positive and successful experience!

We can’t wait to help you celebrate! Whether it’s your child’s birthday, a family gathering, or a creative get-together with friends, Canvas & Code is excited to eventually offer private event options tailored to your group. At this time, we are not yet set up to host parties or private events, but we’re working hard behind the scenes to make it happen soon! Want to be the first to know when party and event bookings open? Join our email list and follow us on social media for updates. Have questions or want to express interest in booking an event in the future? Contact us! We’d love to hear from you. Your celebration deserves something creative and memorable—we’ll be ready for you soon!