Our creative play is open-ended and might look like total nonsense ("What can we make with these pool noodle slices and toothpicks?"). We're fueled by our curiosity and choices, and there's no "right way" to make art here. This is process art. 

Our workshops are small, so each kiddo feels they matter. I have time to treat their ideas and their feelings with dignity. Together, we build a sense of trust – in ourselves and one another. We all belong here.

Your kiddo can choose between a solo activity, a group activity (where we learn how to "braid our ideas together"), and a sensory activity. We then clean up the studio together and end with story time. 

We prioritize reused and repurposed materials that can be reused, recycled, or composted when we're done. We often source these from our sweet neighbours and local businesses.

We share some of our big group creations with the elders & staff of the Manoir Beaconsfield, which is down the street from our studio.

Your kiddo will finish the season with a paper-bag portfolio stuffed with gorgeous, wacky creations that sprung directly from their imaginations, not mine. And they'll know that they've been – and always will be – artists.