What does the Academy+ Pass Offer?

For an annual rate of $399 per child, the Academy+ Pass offers a range of special benefits and discounts for your child at the Academy at MoCA Westport:

• 20% discount on ALL children’s classes and camps
• ‘Priority Waitlist Upgrade' to be moved to the front of the line on our waiting lists  for classes/ camps that fill up quickly
• A complimentary guest voucher to bring a friend or family member who would like to experience a class at the Academy for the first time

*An Academy+ Pass is valid for one year and must be purchased for each individual child. Please allow 1-2 business days to receive email confirmation of your child’s enrollment. This email will also include your child's personal Academy+ Pass ID -for use during registration to receive 20% off classes and camps. 

**To access special benefits and discounts, our new Academy+ Pass must be purchased prior to registration**

*Sharing of coupon codes and ID's is strictly prohibited, violates terms of service, and may result in cancellation of registrations made without refund. Academy+ Pass is non-refundable and non-transferable.Discounts from Family Memberships may not be combined with discounts from Academy+ Pass.

Offered to toddlers aged 18-24 months and their parent/ caregivers. Spend the morning with your toddler and one of our certified instructors every Tuesday 8:30a-9:15a. Class will be held under the tent outdoors (weather permitting) and will may be brought indoors when it becomes too cold to hold outdoors. 

Introducing young children to art as creators and observers opens the door to self expression and creativity. The act of producing art assists toddlers in developing fine motor skills. Holding a paintbrush so that it will make the desired marks, snipping paper with scissors into definite shapes, drawing with a crayon, or squeezing glue from a bottle in a controlled manner; all help develop a child’s fine motor skills. 

Mini MoCA Learning Lab & Art Adventures Thursdays 2:15p - 3:30p 

Blending emerging literacy and math skills with artistic adventures - children in grades Nursery to Pre-K enjoy an hour at MoCA Westport with our certified instructors engaged in creative pursuits with an emphasis on emerging literacy and art enrichment. This is a drop off class so students must be fully potty trained. 

Offered to toddlers aged 18-24 months and their parent/ caregivers. Spend the morning with your toddler and one of our certified instructors every Tuesday 9:30a-10:15a. Class will be held under the tent outdoors (weather permitting) and will may be brought indoors when it becomes too cold to hold outdoors. 

Introducing young children to art as creators and observers opens the door to self expression and creativity. The act of producing art assists toddlers in developing fine motor skills. Holding a paintbrush so that it will make the desired marks, snipping paper with scissors into definite shapes, drawing with a crayon, or squeezing glue from a bottle in a controlled manner; all help develop a child’s fine motor skills. 

Enjoy Fridays from 9:30a- 10:15 with your baby! Offering your baby their first developmentally appropriate sensory art experiences! This class is offered to parents/ caregivers and their child(ren) up to 20 months old. 

Enjoy art studio time or set up an easel outside, where you can enjoy sketching, painting, or creating a mixed media work of art.

**Please note that this event takes place after gallery hours; the gallery may be closed/bar may not be open.

Offered on select Sundays from 1-2 PM for up to 1 hour for children ages 3-7 (must be potty trained).

Register your child for an hour of Academy Art Studio time while you enjoy our exhibition. Parents must sign in, stay on-site, and provide a cell phone number so we may contact you during this time.

Offered to toddlers aged 18-24 months and their parent/ caregivers. Spend the morning with your toddler and one of our certified instructors every Wednesday from 4:30-5:15p. Class will be held under the tent outdoors (weather permitting) and will may be brought indoors when it becomes too cold to hold outdoors. 

Introducing young children to art as creators and observers opens the door to self expression and creativity. The act of producing art assists toddlers in developing fine motor skills. Holding a paintbrush so that it will make the desired marks, snipping paper with scissors into definite shapes, drawing with a crayon, or squeezing glue from a bottle in a controlled manner; all help develop a child’s fine motor skills.