creative art workshops

For curious kids and connected communities

Creative art workshops in Hobart and Southern Tasmania designed for schools, early learning centres, festivals and family focused events.

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Sparc workshops bring children, families and communities together through hands-on creativity, sensory play and open-ended making.

Designed for schools, early learning centres and organisations, each workshop is tailored to suit the audience, environment and age group while encouraging creativity, curiosity and meaningful engagement.

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our workshops are ideal for

Primary Schools and Early Learning Centres

Community Festivals and Family Events

Sensory Friendly Creative Experiences

Councils and Public programs

what’s included

Custom themed for your audience

Seamless set up & pack down

Tailored workshop planning to suit your event goals

All art materials provided

Dedicated Sparc creative guide

Bespoke digital marketing materials

We recently had the pleasure of working with Sparc Art Space for a beautiful Mother’s Day event at Saltbush Child and Family Learning Centre, and the experience was truly wonderful. Ash created a warm, inclusive and welcoming space that celebrated not only mothers, but also carers and families from across the Kingborough community.

With more than 70 children attending, it was incredible to see how naturally the children engaged in the session. They were curious, confident and deeply immersed in the creative process, with each child able to explore the materials in their own unique way. It was especially heartwarming to see parents and carers creating alongside their children, sharing meaningful moments together and taking home special pieces they had made as a family.

What really stood out was Ash’s open-ended, process-led approach. Compared to more structured activities, the session felt calm, relaxed and genuinely engaging. There was no pressure to create something “perfect,” which encouraged creativity, connection, and conversation in a very natural way. Children and adults alike were able to participate at their own pace, making the experience accessible and enjoyable for everyone involved.

The environment itself was thoughtfully set up and inviting, fostering a sense of comfort and community from the moment families arrived. Ash has a wonderful ability to create meaningful connection through creativity, and it was clear how much joy the experience brought to those attending.

We would absolutely see value in offering something like this again and would highly recommend Sparc Art Space to other community organisations and families looking to create inclusive, engaging and creative experiences.

Erin Vanderwal

Centre Assistant Manager, Saltbush Child and Family Learning Centre

how it works

Inquiry

01

After your initial inquiry we’ll chat through your event, audience, age group, space and the kind of experience you’d like to create together.

Planning & creating

02

Each workshop is thoughtfully designed to suit your community and environment, including creative invitations, materials, sensory elements and setup tailored specifically to your event.

workshop delivery

03

On the day, Sparc brings all materials, setup and creative facilitation to deliver a calm, engaging and hands-on workshop experience your community can genuinely immerse themselves in.

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faqs

Sparc works with schools, early learning centres, festivals, councils, community organisations and family focused events.
Workshops can be tailored for children aged 3-12, mixed age groups and family/community participation depending on the event.
Yes. Sparc workshops are available across Southern Tasmania, with travel available outside the Hobart area by request.
Depending on the workshop, activities may include painting, clay, sensory play, collage, construction, loose parts, nature play and collaborative art making.
Absolutely. Every Sparc workshop is designed around your audience, space and the experience you’d like to create.
Many workshops naturally encourage parents, carers and community members to create alongside children.
Sparc workshops are process-led and open-ended, meaning children are encouraged to explore, experiment and create freely rather than follow one structured outcome.