We're well and truly in the swing of school holidays and the little dude is totes bored. TOTALLY BORED! Thankfully I had the foresight to book some 'intensive' swimming lessons that start tomorrow for the whole week. So that's 1/2 hour for each day taken care of. But what of the rest of the day? Art Gallery of NSW
5. Indian Summer workshop
Check website for dates (under 5s Thursday 14th January; 2-3pm)
Using plants, flowers and animals kids can create an artwork inspired by the maharaja's garden.
$25+6. Tours for Tots (19 January - let's look at fancy dress; 23 February - let's look at battles and beauties)
2 sessions daily: 10:30am and 1:30pm sharp!
A fun adventure tour through the Gallery’s collection for 3-5 year olds (accompanied by an adult). Hear stories, play games and make your own art.
$15 per child
Bookings essential (limited numbers)
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Museum of Contemporary Art
Circular Quay
7. MCA Family Art Day (Sunday 17th January 2010)
Adult $15 /Student $12 /Child under 12 $10
Explore the MCA’s summer season of exhibitions with this fun-filled family event. Participate in hands-on art activities, family-friendly guided tours, performances and competitions.
8. Mad Mondays at the MCA (Monday 25 January 2010)
11:00am-12:30pm
5 – 12 year olds
Join these lively school holiday art-making sessions running every Monday* in January. Have fun exploring the current exhibitions and create your own artworks.
$12 (pre-bookings essential)
9. Kaleidoscopic Fun (Friday 22 January, 10.30am – 3.00pm)
8 – 12 year olds
See the world like Olafur Eliasson and use light, colour and shape to create your own magical kaleidoscopes. All materials and entry into exhibitions included. Bring your own lunch.
$40
Prepaid bookings essential
10. Art Baby (Thursday 28 January, 2.00 – 3.30pm)
Enjoy the MCA’s unique program for parents and carers with babies. Join MCA staff for a guided, one-hour tour, followed by coffee and biscuits in the MCA cafĂ©.
Prams and front packs welcome.
$15 (babies free)
Bookings essential