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Children's Art Week is an annual UK-wide programme that gives children and young people the opportunity to get involved in a wide range of art activities online, at home and in schools.
Find out more about the Children's Art Week project
Help the Ferens Art Gallery create an exhibition of the paintings you love from their collections.
Explore the changing ways we see, hear and experience nature; all through the lens of bees.
This is a fantastic easy-to-do challenge that will unite children at school and those learning at home in a simple, fun activity.
Phoenix Community Primary School private event.
Think big leaves and small insects, making your own paintbrush and recycled material art.
Inspired by Claude Monet’s Rocks at Port Coton, artist Hannelore Smith introduces ways to create exciting mark making and wax resist drawings, that explore water.
Artist Melanie Rose will show you how to use natural pigments you can find in your garden or the local park to paint with.
Join BALTIC artist, Megan Randall, for this week’s Meet & Make Online and make your own nature-inspired mythical critter.
With creative guest judges, challenges, live makes and check-ins over the weekend!
A fun creative way to use themes from nature to create a song or musical about all our favourite things about the natural world.
Be inspired and have some messy, arty outdoor fun yourself!
Create your own Nature Elk using a variety of things you might find in the garden or on a walk outside.
Learn how to draw some fascinating creatures under the sea with author, illustrator and nature enthusiast Sarah Parkinson!
An experimental activity that explores how to bring together nature, landscape and your favourite things!
Live Art Local invites you to a free online Puppet Making Workshop with Steph Reeves of Gynormous Rawkus.
This signature Maggie & Rose ‘Splat’ class draws inspiration from this mighty river and from the famous abstract expressionist, Jackson Pollock.
Step-by-step guide to create your own Birds of Poole Harbour hanging mobile.
Use your imagination to create sculptures using natural objects such as shells, seeds, plants and flowers with clay or homemade dough.