
Give your child a moment of calm and freedom. Our painting workshop offers a unique approach based on training the eye and the pleasure of creating. With a palette of 21 vibrant colours to explore without limits, each child experiments with new horizons at their own pace. More than a painting class, it is a space for expression where every difficulty becomes a step towards independence.
Wednesday, 9:30 am – 12 pm / from age 4 and teenagers
CHILDREN & TEENS: 10 sessions: €60 to €180 depending on income (family quotient)
Step into our FABLAB! This digital fabrication workshop gives you access to cutting-edge tools (3D printer, laser cutter, Cricut) to turn your ideas into real objects. Curious artist, weekend tinkerer or budding entrepreneur, our space is open to all. Come for the machines, stay for the community: here, we learn by doing and innovate together. Ready to prototype the future?
Wednesday, 2 pm – 4:30 pm / teenagers and adults
CHILDREN & TEENS: 10 sessions: €60 to €180 depending on income (family quotient)
ADULTS: 10 sessions: €160 to €200 depending on income (family quotient)
Unleash your creativity and treat yourself to a moment of calm and freedom to develop your style and master painting. In a friendly, supportive atmosphere, our workshop offers a unique approach focused on the pleasure of creating, training the eye and exploring materials. Focused sessions are regularly offered to deepen pictorial skill and knowledge of gesture.
Wednesday, 2 pm – 4:30 pm / teenagers and adults
TEENS: 10 sessions: €60 to €180 depending on income (family quotient)
ADULTS: 10 sessions: €160 to €200 depending on income (family quotient)
From September 2026 to June 2027 – excluding school holidays
WHERE? Meet at the education workshops
Duration: 2h30 (1 session)
Family quotient price grid
• Workshops take place on Wednesdays, from September 2026 to June 2027, excluding school holidays. Meet at the education workshops.
• Clothes that can get stained (an apron or an old T-shirt). All art materials are provided by the eac.





