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    Photography Classes for Kids on Long Island

    Photography Classes for Kids on Long Island

    By Ciji Thomas

    Foster your child's creativity at these wonderful photography classes for kids on Long Island!

    Dream Makers

    3023 Jericho Turnpike, East Northport

    631-742-1164­­

    Dream Makers offers classes for children ages 3 years and older. Sessions run for 12 weeks, and they’re held twice a year. They offer a variety of classes in acting, writing, theatrical workshops, and photography. They also offer classes in television and film production.

    Art League of Long Island

    107 E. Deer Park Road, Dix Hills

    631-462-5400

    The Art League of Long Island is a nonprofit art center that not only showcases artwork from many artists, but they also offer art classes for adults and children, including photography classes.

    Berger Bros. Center for Photographic Art

    22 Clinton Ave., Huntington



    631-421-2200

    Berger Bros. are stores that were established in Syosset and Amityville. It’s only in recent years that they opened a photography center. Located in Huntington Village, this center offers classes for children. Classes are closely located to great photography locations like the Sweetbriar Nature Center and the Theodore Roosevelt Sanctuary.

    Long Island Academy of Fine Art

    14A Glen St., Glen Cove

    516-590-4324

    The Long Island Academy of Fine Art offers a camp for grades 3-7 that allows children to learn different drawing and painting techniques. This year’s theme is photography, which allows kids to take a look at vintage to modern photography. This is all included in the Young Artist Summer Program, which allows children to develop skills in their creative world.

     

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