Elizabeth Street

Age is a guide only. Our next Kids Studio has a sweet Easter twist — expect bunnies, chicks, eggs, nests, and plenty of colourful, crafty fun. Each session, we set the table with a beautiful mix of fun, high-quality craft supplies ready to explore. Expect paints, air-dry clay, foraged natural pieces, pom poms, googly eyes, recycled materials, wool, fabric, and plenty more — all ready for mixing, matching, and inventing something entirely their own, with an Easter twist. There’s noRead More

Age is a guide only. Kids Studio is a bright, playful hour of creativity designed for curious little makers. Each session, we set the table with four different making prompts. They change every week and offer a starting point — not a set of instructions. The activities are there as a guide, but kids are free to take the materials in any direction they like. There’s no “right” outcome and nothing to copy. Just space to explore, experiment, and seeRead More

Age is a guide only. Tween Studio is for older kids and tweens who are ready for a bit more focus and independence — and for grown-ups who are looking for something to do with their tween that isn’t rushed, awkward, or centred around a screen. This one’s for the kids who want to make something that actually feels worth keeping — and the grown-ups who want an hour together that isn’t a battle over phones or a forced heart-to-heart.Read More

Age is a guide only. Kids Studio is a bright, playful hour of creativity designed for curious little makers. Each session, we set the table with four different making prompts. They change every week and offer a starting point — not a set of instructions. The activities are there as a guide, but kids are free to take the materials in any direction they like. There’s no “right” outcome and nothing to copy. Just space to explore, experiment, and seeRead More

Age is a guide only. Kids Studio is a bright, playful hour of creativity designed for curious little makers. Each session, we set the table with four different making prompts. They change every week and offer a starting point — not a set of instructions. The activities are there as a guide, but kids are free to take the materials in any direction they like. There’s no “right” outcome and nothing to copy. Just space to explore, experiment, and seeRead More