
Falak Art Studio
Best for a kid or teen working up numbered levels toward an AP Art portfolio.
$131 - $299
$131 - $299
Tuition is billed monthly, due the first class of each month, and is set by class length:
- The studio's September 2026 fee chart prices five lengths for the children's ladder: 1 hour $131/month, 1.5 hours $159, 2 hours $199, 3 hours $275 and 3.5 hours $299.
- Adult classes are priced separately and flat: the adult page lists $139/month for a 3-hour class and $139 for a 1.5-hour class alike, which it frames as "$12 per hour". Class length does not change the adult rate.
- An annual $150 supply fee is added to the first payment, which is why the in-person class sheets show $281, $309 and $349. It is waived if you pay annually.
- Paying further ahead costs less: quarterly takes 2% off, semi-annual 5%; paying by cash takes a further 3% off, or 2% by check. Siblings get 5%, and a referral earns one free class.
- Birthday art parties are $35 per guest (minimum 8) with a $50 non-refundable deposit.
- Summer camp rates aren't published — ask the studio. One-off workshops are priced on the News & Events page.
Parties $35 per child
| Package | Per child | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Birthday party | $35 | minimum 8 · host |
Outside food allowed.
Prices as of Oct 2026, from the business. Confirm with them when you book.
Class days & times
What's offered
Curriculum-based classes meet once a week, in person or online, and the studio publishes a weekly grid for each class length. - One-hour classes (Levels 1–3) run Thursday at 5–6 and 6–7 pm, Friday at 4:30–5:30 and 7–8 pm, and Sunday at 12–1 and 1–2 pm. - The 1.5-hour classes (Levels 1–3 and Advance) run Thursday 7–8:30 pm, Friday 5:30–7 pm and Sunday 2–3:30 pm. - The two-hour classes run Thursday 5–7 pm, Friday 6–8 pm and Sunday 12–2 pm, though the Friday two-hour slot is on the class sheet but not among the registration form's options, so confirm it. - By level, Level 1 covers Drawing & Watercolor and Level 2 Pencil Shading and Prisma 2D/3D; Level 3 is Acrylic & Charcoal/Graphite; and the Advance and AP Art Portfolio programs run alongside them. - The studio's FAQ maps class length to level (Levels 1 and 2 one hour, Level 3 one to one and a half hours, Advance one and a half hours), but its class sheets also put Levels 1–3 on the 1.5- and 2-hour tiers, so go by the class sheet you are enrolling from. - Adults have their own tier: Tuesday 6–9 pm and Saturday 9 am–12 pm in person, Thursday 7–8:30 pm online, and the studio states the adult schedule does not change over the summer. - Summer art camps run in June and July.
Weekly classes
Other ages12
- In-person 1 Hour Class
- In-person 1 Hour Class
- In-person 1 Hour Class
- In-person 1 Hour Class
- In-person 1 Hour Class
- In-person 1 Hour Class
- In-person 1.5 Hour Class
- In-person 1.5 Hour Class
- In-person 1.5 Hour Class
- In-person 2 Hour Class
- In-person 2 Hour Class
- In-person 2 Hour Class
6 Summer Camps Concluded
- Jul 20–23 · AI + Smart LearningConcluded
- Jul 20–23 · Clay & Paper MacheConcluded
- Jul 20–23 · 3D Sculpture StudioConcluded
- Jul 27–30 · Public Speaking & LeadershipConcluded
- Jul 27–30 · Drawing & Painting CampConcluded
- Jul 27–30 · Painting Mastery StudioConcluded
Cost · Contact for current pricing
Summer art camps run as eight Monday–Thursday weeks across June and July, three hours a day, with a studio break over the week of July 4. Each week carries a new theme and splits into an ages 5–8 track and an ages 9-and-up track; the themes the studio announced for 2026 ran from clay and mixed media to digital art, architecture and 3D design, wearable art, portrait drawing and canvas painting. The 2026 weeks have concluded — the last two the studio posted week by week were July 20–23 and July 27–30, running AI + Smart Learning, Clay & Paper Mache, 3D Sculpture Studio, Public Speaking & Leadership, a Drawing & Painting camp and Painting Mastery Studio. Ask the studio for the next season's dates.
