Easter/ Spring Art workshops, Goose Green Centre, week beg April 4th

By theartsfactory
March 24, 2022 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted March 24, 2022

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Posted March 24, 2022

As the sounds of birdsong fill the air and blossom begins to burst on the cherry trees, spring is definitely here! We're already looking forward to our Easter Clubs - always a great chance to do something seasonal, educational and fun.?

Come and join us for some art fun. Across the week we will use a range of art materials acrylic paints, indian inks, blowing, acrylic and metallic pens, jewels and oil pastels to create a create wonderful art work based in the Spring /Easter theme.

All sessions will take place at the Goose Green Centre so the children will be able to enjoy having a play outside either on Goose Green or the swing park to break the session up. we may even work outdoors if the sun decides to shine!

Age 6-11

Workshop 1 & 2

Monday 4th/Tues 5th April

1.00pm - 4.00 pm

Goose Green Centre, SE22

Cost ?70

Workshop 3 & 4

Thurs 8th/Fri 9th April

10.00 am - 1.00 pm

Goose Green Centre, SE22

Cost ?70

Workshop 1-4 ( as above)

?120

To book click link below and follow let nks to online booking.

http://www.theartsfactory.london/holiday-art-clubs

Check out our instagram to see some of the brillaint artwork created by our kids throughout our holiday and term time clubs.

https://www.instagram.com/theartsfactory/

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