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Festive Celebration Workshops for Kids

byCurious Minds DIYAvailable online, at studio in Chittaranjan Park, and across Delhi NCRStarts from700 per sessionView full gallery

Bring your child to our studio in CR Park to connect with traditions through hands-on art. We make festivals meaningful, messy, and full of joy.

Our Janmashtami celebration was full of fun and learning. The kids enjoyed a Dahi Handi game, performed aarti, and shared bhog, learning about teamwork and tradition.

A glimpse into our Janmashtami celebration, where we created a festive and joyful environment for our young Radha and Krishnas to learn, explore, and enjoy.

The beautiful setup for our Janmashtami workshop, complete with peacock feathers, marigolds, and handmade crafts. We believe in creating an immersive experience for the kids.

Sustainable art is my passion. Here, you can see me helping a young artist create a beautiful frame using upcycled materials during our Janmashtami workshop.

Our Mythology workshop comes to life with role-playing, stories, and crafts like this Swastik activity. It’s a magical way for kids to connect with ancient tales.

A look back at our fun-filled Holi workshop, where we did everything from DIY cap and T-shirt painting to playing a safe and vibrant Phoolon Ki Holi.

Even our youngest artist, at just 2.5 years old, had a blast during our Holi workshop. Here she is, fully engaged in painting her hand to make a print.

A heartwarming moment of connection as I help our youngest participant make her first handprint on a T-shirt during the Holi workshop. These are the moments I cherish.

"We did it!" The joy of creating a butterfly print with her own hands is priceless. This is what hands-on learning and festive fun is all about.

This Holi, I created a completely sustainable decor for my home, using upcycled materials and handcrafted items. It’s a small way to celebrate responsibly and beautifully.

About Festive Celebrations

When we celebrate festivals, it is not just about the final craft. For Janmashtami, we actually play a Dahi Handi game and share bhog, while during Holi, we use organic flowers and upcycled materials. It is about teaching kids to connect with traditions through movement and teamwork, not just sitting and painting.

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