Creative & Makery Workshops for Families

A child is deeply focused, tracing her self-portrait, a key step in our workshop that encourages observation and attention to detail. I provide a space for children to experiment with different techniques and materials to express their unique vision.

This video montage captures the vibrant energy of our Self-Portrait workshop, showing fathers and mothers creating alongside their children, exploring our Atelier, and children engaging with books. It’s a glimpse into the holistic, hands-on learning environment I foster.

An overview of our Self-Portrait workshop in session, with children and parents gathered around tables, engaged in art. These events are designed to be collaborative, offering a glimpse into Ekya Nava's unique, interactive approach to learning.

Children work together on a collage, using colorful paper and glue to create their portraits. This activity encourages teamwork, fine motor skills, and decision-making as they choose shapes and textures for their art.

A young girl proudly holds up her finished self-portrait, a beautiful creation filled with color and personality. My workshops celebrate each child's unique artistic voice, fostering a sense of accomplishment.

A family sits together at a table, deeply engaged in a creative activity. These moments of shared focus and fun are where the strongest bonds are built, and they are at the core of my parent-child workshops.

A mother and her young child explore printmaking techniques together during our Colourful Connects workshop. These sessions are a wonderful opportunity to get messy, learn about textures, and create art side-by-side.

A father and daughter collaborate on a printmaking project, sharing a moment of learning and discovery. My workshops are designed to strengthen the parent-child bond through shared creative experiences.

A family proudly displays the unique print they created together, a tangible memory of their shared artistic exploration. The joy of co-creation is a powerful tool for connection and building family memories.