A fun and educational bath bomb making workshop for children aged 5-12 years at South Hurstville Library.
Friday 17 April 2026
10:30am - 11:30am
Corner of Short and, Allen St, South Hurstville NSW 2221, Australia
Free
Dive into bubbles of fun with our bath bomb making workshop! This engaging session combines creativity and science, allowing children to mix, mould, and design their own bath bombs to take home. It's a perfect blend of hands-on activity and learning about chemical reactions, ideal for young curious minds.
Children will enjoy choosing their own colours, scents, and shapes while discovering the fizzing science behind bath bombs. The workshop encourages creativity and sensory exploration, making it a delightful experience for kids aged 5 to 12 years. Parents can expect a lively, educational, and fun atmosphere.
This workshop runs for one hour, from 10:30 to 11:30 AM. All materials and equipment, including vegan ingredients, are provided. Parents of children aged 10 and under must remain in the library during the session, with a maximum supervision ratio of one adult to four children. Allergy accommodations are available upon request.
The event takes place at South Hurstville Library, located at the corner of Short and Allen Streets, South Hurstville. The library is committed to accessibility and inclusive services. For special requirements, participants are encouraged to contact the library in advance.
Spaces are limited and bookings are essential. Late arrivals beyond 10 minutes may lose their spot to the standby queue. Cancellations should be made at least three hours prior to avoid future booking refusals. The library does not endorse any products used in the workshop. Parent or guardian contact details are required at booking for participants under 16 years.
This event is free of charge but currently sold out. Interested participants can register for the waiting list. The program is repeated at multiple locations during school holidays, but booking for multiple locations is discouraged to allow fair access.
