Magpie Arts Children's After School Creative Art Classes SE22

By sue k
January 12, 2020 in What's on in East Dulwich

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sue k

Posted January 12, 2020

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Posted January 12, 2020

hello

I am a local artist/designer who has lived in ED since 1999 and regularly takes part in the Artist's Open House event.

Offering creative after school art classes for ages 6-11.

A mix of creative projects, individual artwork and also some collaborative for sharing and developing joint ideas. Emphasis will be on a therapeutic atmosphere and creative learning to develop self esteem and skills. Fun too of course!

I have DBS and therapeutic art training and will guide the classes with artistic tutoring and enthusiasm!

Starts new term again on FRIDAY 17 January at FCWellbeing Cafe on Melbourne Grove 4-5pm

SPECIAL OFFER 1ST Session ?5 per child. Book now...limited numbers!

Thereafter every Friday with the term bookable upfront

email [email protected] to book (places limited to 8 to ensure good attention for each child) or phone Sue 07710829396 or PM

instagram magpiearts_15 (my own instagram is suekingglass)

"Art enables us to find ourselves and lose ourselves at the same time" Thomas Merton

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