Creative Workshops & Groups
Inspire, connect and create
Online Workshops
Join a creative workshop from the comfort of your own home.
All upcoming online workshops at listed at Eventbrite.
In-person workshops for Adults
Come along to a Get Crafty Workshop. Enjoy a relaxed and collaborative setting where you’ll engage in creative activities that foster connection, expression, and self-discovery.
These workshops are fun monthly from February - November at Hurstviille & Kogarah Libraries. All bookings are through Georges River Libraries.
In-person Social art group for NDIS participants
Are you an adult NDIS participant looking for a friendly, creative space to connect with others? Our weekly social art group at Our Community Hub might be just what you’ve been looking for. Connect with other NDIS participants who are looking for social connection fused with creativity; no previous art experience is required.
Our Community Hub is a fully accessible space.
Thursdays, 11:30am - 1:30pm in Engadine, NSW.
Runs weekly during the following the NSW school term.
In-person Visual Arts group for Young People at Shopfront Co-Op Arts
For young people wanting an outlet to find freedom to express themselves creatively in a relaxed and inclusive environment. This is a low pressure environment for young people to enjoy learning art techniques and connect socially with other young people. All workshops are designed around the interested of the young people attending. Young people will build confidence, have fun and connect with others.
Runs Wednesday evenings during the school terms 1 - 4, located down the road from Carlton Train Station, in Carlton NSW.
8-10 Years, Wednesday 4:30-5:30pm
11 – 17 Years, Wednesday 5:30 – 7pm
Shopfront Co-op Arts offers one free trial session.
Photo by Joshua Morris (right) of young person at visual art workshop.
Custom Workshops for Organisations
Enrich your event with a custom workshop or drop-in art engagement to help people feel welcome and engaged. I work with you to design creative activations that meet the specific needs of your group, community, workplace or organization event, promoting creativity, inclusivity and emotional well-being.
See Workshop Catalogue below or Download Flyer.
I also offer 4-6 Week Art Therapy Workshop series, get in touch to find out more.
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Weaving for Mindfulness
A hands-on weaving session using simple techniques to create small, textured pieces. This repetitive, soothing process allows space for mindfulness and creativity, resulting in a beautiful, tactile artwork.
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Mindful Watercolour
A calming session exploring watercolour techniques with a focus on mindfulness and flow. Participants will be guided through simple exercises that encourage relaxation, self-expression, and presence in the moment.
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Altered Books
Transform old books into personal art pieces through folding, cutting, and layering techniques. A symbolic & cathartic process of reshaping and reclaiming stories, this workshop invites creative exploration and self-expression.
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Slow Stitching Leaves
A meditative hand-stitching workshop where participants create real leaves using slow stitching techniques. This gentle practice fosters focus, patience, and creative reflection, perfect for reducing stress.
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Kindness Hearts
A thoughtful stitching workshop inspired by 1000 hearts project. Participants create hand-sewn felt hearts, symbolizing kindness and connection. Enjoy relaxation, gratitude, and meaningful creativity.
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Clay Nature Bowls
A grounding workshop using air-dry clay to create organic, nature-inspired bowls. Participants will imprint leaves, flowers, or textures into the clay, fostering a deep connection to nature and a tactile creative experience.
Benefits of creative groups & workshops
Self-Discovery and Personal Growth: Through creative exploration, participants can gain new insights into themselves, their emotions, and their thought processes.
Mindfulness and Presence: Art therapy encourages participants to focus on the present moment, which can be a powerful way to reduce anxiety and cultivate mindfulness.
Connection to Others: In a group setting, people bond over shared creative activities, creating a sense of community and reducing feelings of isolation.
Development of Fine Motor Skills: Engaging in creative activities like painting, drawing, or sculpting can help improve dexterity and hand-eye coordination.
Emotional Regulation: Art therapy offers a means to process emotions and express feelings that may otherwise be hard to articulate, leading to better emotional management.
Improved Cognitive Function: Engaging in creative activities stimulates the brain, which can enhance cognitive abilities such as memory, attention, and problem-solving skills.
Resilience Building: Art can be a therapeutic tool to cope with challenges and develop a sense of resilience, especially in difficult situations.
Fun and Joy: Engaging in creative activities can be playful and fun, which helps people reconnect with a sense of joy and curiosity.
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