Miniature Spaces -Creative Workshop Series for Young People
Description:
Step into a world of tiny imagination.
Miniature Spaces is a hands-on workshop series where young people design and build their own small-scale, imaginary environments. Across four engaging sessions, participants will explore how big ideas can come to life in miniature form.
Each workshop begins with simple planning and brainstorming, then quickly moves into making. With a wide range of recycled materials and art supplies available, participants are encouraged to experiment, test ideas, and learn through doing. Sometimes the best ideas come from simply picking something up and seeing what happens.
Working in miniature has a naturally magical quality. The small scale invites curiosity, creativity, and playful problem-solving. Participants will transform everyday materials into detailed, imaginative spaces discovering new ways to think, create, and express themselves.
This process supports:
Creative confidence and independent thinking
Focus, patience, and problem-solving skills
A sense of achievement as ideas take physical form
Whether it’s a tiny room, a hidden world, or an abstract environment, each participant will create something uniquely their own.
Who is this for?
Young people who enjoy art, making, and imaginative play. No experience needed.
What to expect:
A relaxed, supportive environment where creativity is encouraged and exploration is key.
Spaces are limited, bookings essential.
Wednesdays, 11:45 - 1:30, 10 Jun-1 Jul
Healthway supporting West Australians to connect to themselves, each other and the community through arts and culture. Ellenbrook Cultural Foundation Incorporated proudly partners with Healthway, to create a healthier, more connected Western Australian community for our children and young people.
This series of workshops is part of the Creativity and Wellbeing for Young People program, funded by Healthway and delivered in partnership with the Kids Research Institute Australia and their SEW-ART Framework, with support from Ellenbrook Youth Centre and the City of Swan.