If you’ve got a teen who likes making things, tinkering, or getting creative in a way that’s a bit different, this Youth Week workshop is a great fit. Paper in Motion with Penny Bennett is all about turning simple materials

If you’ve got a teen who likes art that feels a bit raw, tactile and experimental, printmaking can be a great fit. It’s not about being “perfect” it’s about trying things, layering textures, and seeing what happens when you ink

School holidays are often full of half-finished creations on the kitchen table a drawing that’s “not done yet”, a LEGO build in progress, or a craft project that ran out of glue halfway through. This drop-in session is made for

If your kids love animals, or you’ve got a budding wildlife expert who asks a lot of questions, keeper talks are one of the best free outings you can do in the school holidays. They are short, interesting, and give

Easter Monday is one of those days that’s made for a community outing a bit of fresh air, something tasty to eat, and an easy reason to catch up with friends or neighbours. The Woodgate Easter Fair is back in

If your child loves cutting, gluing, painting, or making things out of “found treasures” from the craft drawer, a printmaking activity can be a real winner in the Easter School Holidays. It’s creative, a little bit messy, in a good

Most kids and adults are used to selfies being something you take in a split second. Slow Selfie flips that idea and turns it into something you make with time to play, experiment, and create a self-portrait in a totally

If your child loves building, problem-solving, or anything that involves “how does this work?”, a makerspace workshop can be a great school holiday option. These sessions are hands-on and practical where kids get to experiment, create, and learn by doing,