Fairy-Tale Art Club
The sessions give children a chance to turn inspiration from books into their own free-form crafts.
Practical
- When
- Since 20 October
- Duration
- 1 hour 30 minutes
- Where
- Norra Uppsalavägen 15, HallstavikMap and directions
- Age
- 6–12 years
Children aged 6 to 12 can join open craft sessions at Hallstaviks library in Hallstavik. The club takes its inspiration from the artistic world of books: children first find inspiration there, then craft freely. The listing describes it as a weekly Tuesday activity, with eight sessions scheduled from 20 October through 8 December. The series is under way, with a session today, 3 November, followed by meetings on 10, 17 and 24 November and 1 and 8 December. Each meeting lasts 90 minutes. The event page gives the library address as Norra Uppsalavägen 15 and says a toilet is available. The recurring sessions give children several chances to explore ideas from books through their own crafting.
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