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Festive & Cultural Art Workshops for Kids

byIgnited MindsCamps held at 4 locations across Delhi & GurugramStarts from800 per child per workshopView full gallery

Bring traditions to life with hands-on creativity. From eco-friendly Ganeshas to handmade Diwali crafts, we make celebrating culture a messy, joyful experience for kids.

A proud young artist with her eco-friendly Ganesha idol. In our workshops, we teach kids how to sculpt with clay and celebrate festivals in a sustainable way.

The process of creation is just as important as the final piece. Here, a child is carefully crafting parts of his Ganesha idol during our festive workshop.

We explore different art styles, even for festive themes. This student created a beautiful, modern abstract Ganesha painting on canvas.

From rolling clay to the final proud pose, this video captures the journey of a student creating his own beautifully decorated Ganesha idol.

Our Rakshabandhan cards are extra special! This interactive pull-tab card was designed and created by one of our talented students to celebrate the bond of siblings.

Happy Rakhi! This beautifully decorated pooja thali, complete with a rakhi and roli-chawal, was handcrafted by a student during our Rakshabandhan workshop.

Our Holi workshop is a festival of colors, crafts, and fun! We prepare for the celebration by making our own decorations and then have a blast with a safe and joyful Holi party.

Getting into the Holi spirit! This student is all smiles with her handmade Holi platter, complete with a pichkari, pinwheels, and organic colors.

The Christmas spirit is alive in our studio! Our holiday workshops are filled with festive cheer as kids work together to create a magical winter wonderland.

A very merry Christmas creation! This little artist is proud of her adorable hugging Santa craft, made during our festive holiday workshop.

About Festive & Cultural Workshops

When we run our festive workshops, we do not just hand over a craft kit and step back. We talk about the tradition behind the festival first—explaining why we celebrate Diwali with lights or the story behind Ganesha's wisdom. Then, we use hands-on materials to build things from scratch, like clay idols or papier-mâché effigies, so the kids actually understand the history and significance of what they are making.

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