How it works
Art Feels Like Playtime
Forty-five-minute circles of at most six children rotate between mini easels, paint baskets, and painting games. No auditions, no pressure — simply color, picture, and delight. Grown-ups join the closing ten minutes to learn the home games that make practice painless.
- Circles of six at most
- Drawing, color & painting
- Parents join each week
- Mini exhibition each term
Inside the term
What Families Receive
Two mediums to sample
Little ones test drawing and paint across the term before families commit to one path.
Take-home game cards
Weekly artistic games keep home practice under ten minutes — and argument-free.
A stage debut
Each term closes with a five-minute mini exhibition where every child beams for their family.
Groups & times
Pick a Circle
| Group | Ages | Schedule |
|---|---|---|
| Sparklers — first steps | 4–5 | Sat 09:00–09:45 |
| Picture Makers — growing | 6–7 | Wed 15:30–16:15, Sat 10:00 |
| Ready Players — pre-lessons | 7–8 | Tue 16:00–16:45, Sat 11:00 |
New circles open monthly · Mediums supplied in every session
Parent questions
First Strokes FAQs
Is my four-year-old ready?
If they can clap along and sit for a story, they are ready. Sessions move every few minutes, so young attention spans thrive.
Must parents stay for the session?
Only the final ten minutes, when we teach you the week's home game. Siblings may watch quietly from the corner.
What follows First Strokes?
Graduates glide into private or trio lessons on their chosen medium — drawing, painting, watercolor, sculpture, or illustration.
