Caregiver & child Creative Art workshop
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💛 Caregiver & Child Art Workshop 💛
A special creative experience designed to nurture connection, creativity, and quality time together.
After many requests, I'm delighted to be bringing back these much-loved workshops. In a world that often feels busy and rushed, this is an opportunity to slow down, be present, and enjoy a meaningful experience with your child.
During our time together, caregivers and children will explore beautiful, hands-on art experiences that encourage imagination, confidence, self-expression, and connection. Together we will create a gorgeous soft pastel artwork and enjoy working with clay, allowing both adults and children to explore different artistic mediums in a playful and supportive environment.
There is no pressure to create a masterpiece. The focus is on the experience itself, spending quality time together, sharing creativity, and making lasting memories.
✨ Create a beautiful pastel artwork together
✨ Explore the tactile and sensory joy of clay
✨ Strengthen bonds through shared creative experiences
✨ Encourage confidence, communication, and self-expression
✨ Enjoy quality one-on-one time away from screens and distractions
✨ Take home your unique creations and treasured memories
This workshop is suitable for parents, grandparents, whānau members, caregivers, and other special adults who would like to spend intentional one-on-one time with a child.
No artistic experience is required. All materials are provided, and everyone is welcome.
🌿 Suitable for children aged approximately 5/6years-12 years
🎨 All art materials included
☕ Delicious afternoon tea provided
💛 Small group size to ensure a warm and nurturing experience
Come and enjoy an afternoon of creativity, laughter, connection, and artistic exploration together. Leave with beautiful handmade artworks, full hearts, and memories to treasure.
Spaces are limited and bookings are essential.
Tickets: https://amandasowersby.as.me/?appointmentType=94901975
A special creative experience designed to nurture connection, creativity, and quality time together.
After many requests, I'm delighted to be bringing back these much-loved workshops. In a world that often feels busy and rushed, this is an opportunity to slow down, be present, and enjoy a meaningful experience with your child.
During our time together, caregivers and children will explore beautiful, hands-on art experiences that encourage imagination, confidence, self-expression, and connection. Together we will create a gorgeous soft pastel artwork and enjoy working with clay, allowing both adults and children to explore different artistic mediums in a playful and supportive environment.
There is no pressure to create a masterpiece. The focus is on the experience itself, spending quality time together, sharing creativity, and making lasting memories.
✨ Create a beautiful pastel artwork together
✨ Explore the tactile and sensory joy of clay
✨ Strengthen bonds through shared creative experiences
✨ Encourage confidence, communication, and self-expression
✨ Enjoy quality one-on-one time away from screens and distractions
✨ Take home your unique creations and treasured memories
This workshop is suitable for parents, grandparents, whānau members, caregivers, and other special adults who would like to spend intentional one-on-one time with a child.
No artistic experience is required. All materials are provided, and everyone is welcome.
🌿 Suitable for children aged approximately 5/6years-12 years
🎨 All art materials included
☕ Delicious afternoon tea provided
💛 Small group size to ensure a warm and nurturing experience
Come and enjoy an afternoon of creativity, laughter, connection, and artistic exploration together. Leave with beautiful handmade artworks, full hearts, and memories to treasure.
Spaces are limited and bookings are essential.
Tickets: https://amandasowersby.as.me/?appointmentType=94901975
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Where is it happening?
Keirunga Creative Arts Venue, 6 Puflett Road,Havelock North, New Zealand
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Host or PublisherAmanda Sowersby Art & Artistic Therapy
