Yes of course! We plan our sessions for this age range, but if your child loves being creative, the resources are so open-ended we are sure they will have much fun!

Yes, our workshops are very relaxed with little pressure. Your child is welcome to join in at their own pace. We’ve had feedback from SEND parents that our workshops are very accessible. It’s a space for children to make whatever they wish, making it inclusive. You’re more than welcome to contact us if you would like more answers on this. We are both experienced educators and have worked with many children with different needs.

All children are welcome at any of our sessions. We currently have a Friday session at Pink where many home-ed children have attended and loved.

At The Carlton Club, there is free on-street parking.

At Pink, there is a car park outside the venue with a charge. Public transport is accessible with a bus and train station close by.

Yes, please get in touch! We would love to work with different local artists.

We provide puddle suits for the children to wear. However, please wear clothing that you don’t mind getting messy.

This is dependent on the availability of indoor rooms and the resources we are bringing. We will use gazebos if the weather is rainy and have puddlesuits available.

Currently, we don’t host birthday parties. We have a busy work schedule, but this could change in the future.

Yes, we would love to! We have worked with Manchester International Festival, National Trust and Swinton Sounds Festival. We would love to collaborate with more organisations.

Please contact us, we want to make our workshops accessible for everyone!

At The Carlton Club, no, as the workshops are aimed for 3-6 year olds.

At PINK, yes, as this is for under 5s, and we always have lots of baby art sensory materials available.