A two-day creative immersion inside GLÓR Space, where teen artists explore lyrics, rhythm, voice, and melody in an open, playful way.

Across the two days, participants move between sound-making, writing, voice work, and song craft, letting ideas unfold naturally, whether working solo or alongside others. Guided with care, they follow sparks of inspiration and discover new ways to express themselves through sound and language. The workshop is a relaxed retreat: a space to explore, make, imagine, and let things take shape.

Thursday, Dec 18, Friday, Dec 19th - 9:30 - 1:30 pm

Options for busy parents to add an 8:30 am start on both days to the booking.

GLÓR Project Space is an independent artist-run music studio in the Old Ambulance Station building in Nambour. Access to the studio will be emailed upon booking.

This two-day immersion will be led by Patricia McInerney.

Patricia McInerney is a multidisciplinary creative and experienced educator who brings music, storytelling, and playful imagination into every workshop she leads. A trained musician,actor and vocal coach, she creates fun, confidence-building spaces where young people can explore their creativity and find their voice.

Patricia has delivered countless arts and education programs across schools, community spaces, festivals, and regional initiatives. As a producer of music and arts events, she’s known for turning big ideas into engaging experiences that inspire and connect people.

With a warm, energetic teaching style, Patricia helps participants feel supported, brave, and excited to try new things. She also holds a valid Blue Card and is committed to safe, inclusive, and empowering creative practice.

Her workshops focus on creativity, collaboration, and empowering young people to create with curiosity and joy.