Creative Workshops and Events for Children in Kengeri
At Courtyard Koota, we believe learning works best when it’s wrapped in stories and laughter. From our Makkala Masti outreach camps to interactive theatre and weekend storytelling, we create spaces for young imaginations to run wild and explore.
Pure joy and celebration at our annual Makkala Masti Habba. This video captures children from our outreach program performing on stage, sharing stories, and celebrating all they've learned. When learning meets laughter, magic happens.
Children from our Makkala Masti summer camp at Kambipura Government School performing a play. The camp focuses on making learning subjects like English and math fun through storytelling, games, and art.
A storytelling session in progress at the Makkala Masti summer camp. A volunteer reads a picture book to an attentive group of children, fostering a love for reading and language.
A group of children completely absorbed in a theatre activity during the "Once Upon a Time" session. These activities help children express their unique responses to stories through play.
A book reading session for "How to Win an Election (A Most Unreliable Guide)" with author Menaka Raman. The children are seated informally, creating a relaxed and engaging atmosphere for the story.
The poster for the book reading session with award winning children's author Menaka Raman. The event was a fun and engaging session for kids aged 10 and up.
The logo for our Makkala Masti Summer Camp, an outreach program held at Kambipura Government School.
A volunteer uses number cards to teach math in a fun, interactive way at the Makkala Masti summer camp.
Children at the Makkala Masti camp work together to solve a floor puzzle, learning teamwork and problem solving skills.
A game of carrom in progress at the Makkala Masti summer camp. We believe in the importance of play and social interaction.
About For Our Younger Audience
Our children’s events are designed for active participation rather than passive observation. Whether it is a theatre workshop or a reading session, expect a bit of delightful chaos as kids jump in to paint, play, or act. If you are bringing younger children, we encourage parents to stay close and join the fun, as our sessions are as much about building a community of parents and kids as they are about the activity itself.
How We Approach Kids' Activities
We don't do rigid, classroom-style instruction. At Koota, we look at every session—whether it’s a math game at the Kambipura Government School or a book reading in our library—as an opportunity for kids to connect with their peers and their surroundings. Our goal is to make art, literature, and math feel approachable and exciting.
What to Expect at a Workshop
- Small Batches: We keep our numbers small so every child gets space to speak, ask questions, and finish their project without feeling rushed.
- Material Support: We provide all the basics. If it’s a painting workshop, the canvas and brushes are ready. If it’s a storytelling session, the beanbags are fluffed and the books are laid out. Just bring your child and an open mind.
- Inclusive Learning: We open our doors to kids from all backgrounds. Our 'Makkala Masti' programme is a testament to this—bringing together children to learn English, math, and art in a way that feels like playtime rather than homework.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do parents need to stay for the duration? It depends on the age group and the specific activity. For our younger toddler groups, we love having parents participate. For older children, you are welcome to relax in our library or grab a coffee in the courtyard while the session is in progress.
What if my child has never done this before? Perfect. Most of our workshops are designed for first-timers. We want to take away the pressure of 'getting it right' and replace it with the joy of making something new.
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