Kids Classes

Squiggles, circles and the occasional Tacosaurus. Here's what the kids have been making.

Kids Art at the Hall, October 2026

We took over the hall for the weekend and the kids took over us. Pipe-cleaner superheroes, beaded mobiles, mystery bracelets and enough glitter to be found in the carpet until 2030.

Greeting Cards, October 2022

Spiders, balloons, a dog who is officially cool and one very large eyeball. Nothing says "thinking of you" quite like a card that stares back.

Mosaic Letters, October 2022

A, B, C... snip, stick, repeat. Hundreds of tiny paper squares, an alarming amount of glue and one big shiny letter each to hang on the bedroom door.

Pirates, May 2021

Arrr! Eye patches, peg legs and parrots of questionable intelligence. No treasure was found, but several masterpieces were.

Bead Jewellery, May 2021

Sparkly, jangly and absolutely one of a kind. Mum, Nan and the dog were all accessorised by the end of the afternoon.

Heart Collage Cards, May 2021

Felt hearts, foam hearts, glitter hearts and the occasional heart-shaped glue puddle. Lovely stuff for lovely people.

Beaded Bracelets, April 2021

Thread, beads, repeat. Some bracelets fit wrists, some fit ankles and at least one would comfortably fit a horse.

On the Farm, April 2021

Cows with attitude, pigs with style and a few creatures the farmer still can't identify. Old MacDonald would be proud. Probably.

Flowerpot Wind Chimes, April 2021

Upside-down flowerpots, a jangle of beads and a bit of string. Hang one in the garden and the neighbours will hear exactly how much fun we had.

Cars and Trucks, April 2021

Vroom! Fast cars, big trucks and a tow truck carrying a whole other car, because why stop at one vehicle when you can draw two?

Dragons and Unicorns, April 2021

Fire-breathing, rainbow-horned and frankly a bit cheeky. Dragons on Monday, unicorns on Tuesday and, inevitably, a unicorn-dragon by Wednesday.

Driftwood Mobiles, April 2021

Bits of beach, a handful of beads and a pair of pliers. Turns out driftwood looks even better dangling from the ceiling.

Dinosaurs, March 2021

Forget boring art class and dive into chaos by turning a squiggle and a circle into a T-Rex or creating a glorious Tacosaurus, complete with a taco-shell body and mustache. These classes encourage drawing absurd, bonkers dinos - think donut-eating monsters using pen and paper for maximum, space-visible chaos.

Superheroes, March 2021

Capes on, pens out. Every kid invented their own hero, then hid behind them for the photo, which is exactly what a secret identity is for.