Kidcreate Studio Opens New Bethesda Art Center

The children's art studio has expanded its Montgomery County presence with a new facility on Old Georgetown Road.

Updated on Oct. 28, 2026 in Openings & Closings

Kidcreate Studio Opens New Bethesda Art Center

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Kidcreate Studio has opened a new location in Bethesda, providing local access to its specialized children's art classes and camps. The studio is situated at 7525 Old Georgetown Road, Suite 100.

Why it matters

The expansion follows the founder's goal of establishing dedicated art programs for children after identifying a lack of suitable local options. This new location provides additional access for families seeking hands-on creative projects in the Bethesda area.

The new Bethesda studio operates at 7525 Old Georgetown Road, Suite 100, adding to the company's existing footprint that includes a site at 12121 Darnestown Road in Gaithersburg.

The players

Lara Olson

Lara Olson is the founder of Kidcreate Studio who launched the brand to fill a void in available children's art programming.

Kidcreate Studio

Kidcreate Studio is an organization specializing in art-themed education, birthday parties, and camps for children.

The details

Founded by Lara Olson, the program introduces children to various art techniques through structured camps, birthday parties, and classes. The studio emphasizes hands-on projects designed to teach foundational art concepts to youth in the community.

Timeline

  1. The new Bethesda studio officially opened for business on October 28, 2026.

Market Landscape

This opening reflects the post-pandemic growth in specialized extracurricular enrichment services, positioning Kidcreate Studio to capture increased demand in high-traffic suburban markets. The expansion signals a shift toward physical, experiential service models within Montgomery County.

Local families now have a new option for scheduling art-themed birthday parties and enrolling children in specialized creative camps. Residents can visit the new Old Georgetown Road suite to explore current class schedules and programming availability.

The takeaway

Parents looking to cultivate creative skills in their children can now access professional art-based curriculum closer to home. Engaging in consistent hands-on art projects can help children develop fine motor skills and creative problem-solving abilities outside of the classroom.

Further reading

For more on new businesses arriving in the region, browse the Openings & Closings section.

Source note: This article includes information reported by The MoCo Show.

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