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Kids & Teens Spring holiday Art classes

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Woorabinda Environment Centre & Fabrik Arts and Heritage
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Mon, 28 Sep, 10am - Wed, 7 Oct, 12pm ACST

Description

This Spring I will be running a fun and diverse program of art classes in Stirling and Lobethal, suited to a wide range of ages and abilities.

My holiday workshop programs offer kids the opportunity to try out art forms they may not normally get exposed to elsewhere, such as hand-built pottery, linocut fabric printing and painting native animals on wooden blocks.

These holidays I will also be offering two workshops at the beautiful workshop space inside Fabrik Arts in Lobethal. After the workshop, your kids will have the opportunity to see my maker's studio where I paint my watercolour birds.

Please head over to the tickets page to see more detailed information about each class on offer

FAQs

  • Do the kids need to be accompanied by an adult?

    If your children do not have any special requirements for participating in the class then you are free to drop and go.

  • Do you cater for neurodiversity?

    I try my best to accomodate all kinds of humans in my classes :) Please get in touch to discuss how I can help your child feel welcome and comfortable enough to participate.

  • What ages are these classes for?

    Most of my classes have a starting age of 7. Sometimes I can accomodate a younger age group but this is dependant on your child. Please contact me prior to booking if you are uncertain

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