For Children
Quiet Session Clay Diya's and Rangoli Sand Art
11 November - 11 November 2023
2pm-3pm | 7+ | Donation on the day welcome
Saturday 11th November 2023
Quiet Session- Clay Diya's and Rangoli Sand Art
We offer Quiet Sessions of our children’s workshops.
These activities are designed to accommodate any participants with autism or learning difficulties. They feature a personalised and flexible version of the morning’s workshop, as well as reduced lighting and sound in the gallery. The groups are smaller and parents are asked to attend and enjoy these less crowded sessions. You only need to book a ticket for each child attending.
Diyas & Rangoli sand art
In honour of Diwali, the Festival of Lights, we will be creating individual clay Diyas and beautiful Rangoli sand art.
Rangoli is an art form often created with coloured sand. These patterns can be simple geometric shapes or elaborate floral designs. Your Rangoli pieces will become small wooden pendants for you to take away.
Our Diya lamps will be made from clay and can be as colourful or detailed as you like!
Eventbrite: Quiet Session: Children's Clay Diya's and Rangoli Sand Art Workshop
Due to our venue’s capacity, spaces are limited. If you book onto one of our workshops we would ask you to honour your commitment to attend.
We aim for our workshops to be as accessible as possible, but would ask that you make a donation on the day if you can. Please consider contributing if you are able to support the future workshop and education programmes at Mission Gallery.
For further information please contact Megan Leigh, Learning & Engagement Coordinator, on 01792 652016 or email megan@missiongallery.co.uk
Materials are provided, limited places, booking is essential. Please inform us of any access requirements, allergies or medical conditions.
Access is by one-step entry from pavement level through our main entrance.
The workshops will take place in the gallery and education space located on the first floor of the gallery.
Due to building limitations access to the first floor education space is via steep stairs.
Staff are on hand to provide assistance if needed.
