Paint Nature with Nature
Explore nature’s shapes and patterns through natural chalk, reflections, and creative play for the whole family.
In the family workshop, children and adults can explore shapes inspired by sunflower heads, pinecones, and snail shells, and transform them into colourful patterns. Using natural chalk, you can draw and experiment with nature’s spirals, lines, and structures.
At the mirror podium, you can watch the patterns grow and change as they are reflected before your eyes – and perhaps discover entirely new shapes along the way.
Practical Information
The family workshop is open from 11 am–5 pm every weekend and during school holidays. Participation is free with paid admission. Children enter free but must be accompanied by an adult. No registration needed – just drop by!
Similar events
Open Workshop: Design Your Own City Creature
Who might be hiding in the city? Drop by the Educatorium and sew your very own city creature using fabric, yarn and other materials.
Emma's Kreabix: Build Your City from Rubbish
Build with Emma from Ramasjang’s Kreabix on Culture Night! Let your imagination run wild and transform rubbish and recycled materials into quirky buildings, green urban spaces and new ideas for the city.
Design and build your own City monster on Culture Night
What is an urban creature, and what makes it feel at home in the city? During Culture Night, you can explore the city with us and create your very own urban creature in our family workshop.
Build the City with LEGO®
Join our LEGO® workshop during the autumn holiday at DAC. Let your imagination run wild among thousands of bricks and build your own contribution to our shared city.
Open Workshop: Design Your Own City Creature
Who might be hiding in the city? Drop by the Educatorium and sew your very own city creature using fabric, yarn and other materials.
Build the City with LEGO®
Join our LEGO® workshop during the autumn holiday at DAC. Let your imagination run wild among thousands of bricks and build your own contribution to our shared city.