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Classes for Kids in Rome

Art classes for kids in Rome

PlaceAreaAgesClass timesOpening hours (Google)PriceLanguagesTrial class
VibrArteCorsi Boccea - Casalotti5–18 yearsMon–Fri 17:00–⁠19:00Mon–Sat 09:00–⁠20:00——free
L'ora di libertà Centocelle8–14 yearsTue 17:00Mon–Sat 10:00–⁠19:30———
La Porta Blu Art School Centro Storico6–13 yearsWed 16:00–⁠18:00; Thu 17:00–⁠19:00Mon, Tue 16:30–⁠21:00, Wed 15:30–⁠22:00, Thu 17:00–⁠19:00, Fri 16:00–⁠21:00——yes
Pencil ART Montesacro7–13 years—Mon–Fri 10:00–⁠20:00€90 (no period)——
Acquerellista Giulia Gatti Monteverde14+ yearsFri 10:30–⁠12:30; Fri 18:00–⁠20:00Mon, Wed, Thu 10:00–⁠12:30 & 17:30–⁠21:00, Tue 10:00–⁠12:30 & 15:00–⁠21:00, Fri 10:00–⁠12:30 & 17:00–⁠20:30, Sat 10:00–⁠12:30€130/course——
Scuola Romana dei Fumetti camp Parioli - Flaminio6–16 years13–17 Jul 2026 ended; Mon–Fri 09:00–⁠13:00; Fri 16:00–⁠18:00Mon–Fri 10:00–⁠13:30 & 14:30–⁠19:30€150/week——
KOKORO - Comics School for Kids camp Tuscolano6–17 yearsMon–Fri 09:00–⁠13:00; Mon–Fri 09:00–⁠16:30Tue–Fri 10:00–⁠13:00 & 15:00–⁠18:30, Sat 09:00–⁠13:00 & 15:00–⁠19:00€99/week +1——
How to read the table

This is not a ranking. On area pages, places with one or two locations come first and chains with three or more follow. Rows that show ages, class times, camp dates or a current price come before rows that show none; then rows go by area and name.

—: not published by the place.
+N: N more values on the place’s page.
≈: the price of a package or course divided by the classes it includes.
as image: only in a photo or scan; in app: only in the booking app; on request: told to those who ask.
web: the languages of the website, shown when the place does not say what language classes are taught in.
camp: summer or holiday camp. Prices: /class per class, /hour per hour, /day per day, /week per week, /month per month, /term per term, /year per year, /course for the whole course, /package per package of classes, one-off paid once, (no period) when the place does not say what the price covers. The date under each name is when its sources were last read; distances are straight-line.