An interactive workshop where participants design a wooden clock using colourful 'pixel' cubes and pieces that can be rearranged at any time to create new and varied shapes and designs.
15 years and above
An interactive educational city for children aged 3 to 7, allowing them to explore various professions and roles through fun, safe, hands-on experiences. This includes a car repair shop and wash station; a construction area where they can design houses, towers, and bridges using building blocks; a mini-clinic where they can take on the role of a doctor and learn about health and hygiene; and a space to try out being a junior detective, searching for clues, following tracks, and solving simple mysteries.
This fun journey—which encourages cooperation and a love for work—begins with registration, the selection of a profession, and getting dressed up in the appropriate uniform. With the support of supervisors, children take part in a range of activities, concluding their journey by receiving a badge representing their chosen profession in recognition of their participation.
Age groups: 3 to 7 years old
In this workshop, participants are invited to create their own interactive cards inspired by books, storytelling and imagination.
Exploring creativity and paper engineering, participants can layer paper to create characters and scenes that come to life when the card opens — transforming the joy of storytelling into a three-dimensional experience.
DART SPLASH STRESS RELIEVER Aim. Release. Watch It Burst Into Color
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White canvas board, paint-filled balloons, thumbtacks. Before filling each balloon, silently name a feeling to release: stress, doubt, pressure, comparison. Fill it, pin it, step back. Goggles on, darts thrown at the line. The balloon pops, paint explodes across the canvas, the feeling is gone. Round by round, the board turns into a wild, unrepeatable painting. They leave with a one-of-a-kind painting made entirely by throwing, ready for the wall
This workshop introduces participants to the art of relief printing as they create designs inspired by books, literary quotes or reading-themed illustrations. After carving their designs, they will use ink and stamps to transfer them onto paper, creating unique handmade prints while exploring their creativity and celebrating the joy of books and printmaking.
Learn how to make the beautifully presented Japanese Fruit Sando, featuring soft milk bread, fluffy whipped cream, and colorful fresh fruits. Participants will explore simple assembly and presentation techniques to create perfectly balanced and Instagram worthy sandwiches.