From December 17 to 19, Potchefstroom is hosting a creative holiday workshop that promises to keep young hands and minds busy! Perfect for kids and teens, this three-day Art + Craft Workshop is packed with different activities each day, designed to bring out the inner artist in every participant. So, whether you're a junior or a senior, there's a space for you to dive into some hands-on creativity.
Workshop Schedule & Age Groups
Juniors (Ages 9 – 13)
Time: 09:30 – 12:30
Seniors (Ages 14 – 17)
Time: 14:00 – 17:00
Each age group gets its own session, so there's room for everyone to work at their own pace and enjoy the activities fully.
What’s Happening Each Day?
Day 1
Juniors: Clay Modelling
Seniors: Sashiko Embroidery
Get those hands working with clay for juniors, while seniors try their hand at the Japanese art of Sashiko embroidery.
Day 2
Juniors: Fabric Painting on T-Shirts
Seniors: Denim Jacket Bleach Painting
Bring some colour and style to your wardrobe with custom-painted T-shirts or give an old denim jacket a fresh new look with bleach painting techniques.
Day 3
Juniors: Collage & Mixed Media
Seniors: Zine Making
On the final day, juniors will get creative with collage and mixed media, while seniors dive into the DIY world of zine-making – a fun way to express themselves and their interests.
All You Need, Sorted!
Each day costs R680, which includes all the materials needed for the workshop plus some refreshments to keep everyone energised. And don't worry, there are options for different dietary needs, so no one’s going hungry while they're crafting away!
Venue & Sign-Up
The workshop takes place at Kumkani in Potchefstroom. Spaces are limited, so if your kids (or their friends) want in on the action, make sure to book ASAP. Elizma Stoltz is your go-to person for sign-ups, and she can be reached on 073 060 3530.
Whether your kid is a budding artist or just looking for a fun way to spend the school holidays, this workshop offers a chance to try something new, get messy, and take home some cool artwork. Plus, who knows – you might end up with some homemade gifts for the festive season!