Children's Art Museum of Nepal

Children’s Art Museum of Nepal (CAMON) is a creative art space and museum in Kathmandu designed especially for children and youth. It focuses on inspiring creativity, artistic expression, and learning through hands‑on art experiences rather than traditional museum displays. 🎨 What It Is A children’s art museum and creative space, founded in 2014 to bring art education and creativity to young people. Established by artist Sneha Shrestha, who aimed to empower children and encourage appreciation of their culture through art. Functions more like an interactive art workshop + gallery than a typical museum. 🏛️ What You’ll See & Do Exhibition Room — displays artwork created by children in workshops, as well as pieces by local and international collaborators. Education Room — a creativity lab with art supplies, mini‑library, and space for hands‑on activities. The rooftop area called the “Cloud” serves as a small creative space and artist residency area. Regular workshops and programs, like alphabet art, murals, and thematic activities that help kids explore art freely. 🎯 Mission & Impact To integrate art with education for Nepal’s children. To provide youth with creative outlets for expression and learning. To promote artistic literacy and cultural appreciation through interactive experiences rather than passive viewing. 📍 Location The museum is located in Hattisar, Kathmandu, northeast of Durbar Marg, in the heart of the city — housed on the top floor of a multi‑story building. 🎉 Activities & Events CAMON also hosts special events such as themed art experiences (e.g., fundraising events like “Hogwarts Express” with creative activities) that engage children and families creatively. If you want, I can give you visiting details like opening hours, ticket prices, and how to participate in workshops too!