Summer Camp Week 1 at the Ohr-O'Keefe Museum of Art invites young artists to explore History, Symbols & Storytelling through the rich cultural traditions of the Biloxi people. Campers begin the week by asking, Who are the local native people of Biloxi? Through map activities focused on the Gulf Coast and Mississippi, students learn about […]

Summer Camp Week 2 at the Ohr-O'Keefe Museum of Art explores Textiles, Beadwork & Nature Art, highlighting traditional materials and craftsmanship of Southeastern tribes. Campers discover how Native communities resourcefully used materials from their natural environment—grasses, fibers, feathers, and clay—to create both functional and decorative art. The week begins with Nature Weaving, where students use […]

Summer Camp Week 3 at the Ohr-O'Keefe Museum of Art celebrates Music, Community & Large-Scale Art, focusing on the power of creativity to bring people together. This week highlights community, rhythm, and shared storytelling inspired by the cultural traditions of the Biloxi and other Southeastern tribes. Camp begins with Rhythm & Culture, where students explore […]