What to Expect
Unleash your creativity in this engaging mosaic workshop series led by artist Angela Biermann. Over three sessions, you'll learn mosaic basics and craft your own unique birdbath to take home. This relaxed, supportive environment is perfect for beginners or those wanting to refresh their skills.
Expect a fun, community-focused atmosphere where artistic expression meets practical crafting. You'll gain hands-on experience with mosaic techniques while connecting with fellow art lovers.
This workshop is ideal for parents looking for a creative outlet or a unique activity to inspire their children’s artistic side during school breaks.
Activity Details
The workshop runs on three Saturdays: October 24, October 31, and November 7, 2026, from 14:00 to 16:30 each day. Closed-toe shoes are mandatory, and wearing practical old clothes is recommended to stay comfortable and clean.
All materials are included in the ticket price of $115, covering the entire series. The sessions are held at The Summit Community Centre, providing a well-equipped and accessible space.
Participants will receive expert guidance from Angela Biermann, ensuring a rewarding and educational experience throughout the course.
Location and Access
The workshops take place at 4 Crescent Dr, Norton Summit SA 5136, Australia, nestled in the beautiful Adelaide Hills. Parking is limited at the community centre, so carpooling is encouraged.
Additional parking is available along Crescent Drive near Norton Summit Primary School and behind Norton Summit CFS, with care advised when crossing roads. Disabled parking and access ramps are available for convenience.
Facilities include toilets (including disabled access), baby change tables, a fully equipped kitchen, and a welcoming, inclusive environment suitable for all community members.
Important Information
The Summit Community Centre operates Monday to Thursday, 09:00 to 15:00, and can be contacted at 8390 0457 or thesummit@ahc.sa.gov.au for inquiries. Note that extreme fire danger ratings may cause cancellations, with refunds or rescheduling offered.
Participants should prepare for cooler weather by bringing appropriate clothing and a torch or phone light for evening safety. The centre is LGBTQI+ friendly, dementia friendly, and breastfeeding is welcome.
Refreshments such as hot drinks and water are available, and facilities to warm baby bottles or meals are provided.
Booking and Prices
Tickets cost $115, covering all three workshop sessions and materials. The series is currently booked out, but interested participants can contact the community centre for waitlist options or future workshops.
Booking early is recommended due to limited spaces and the popularity of this creative series. Payment policies and cancellation terms are managed by the Adelaide Hills Council Community Centre.