What to Expect
Discover the joy of drawing beautiful Australian wildlife in a supportive and welcoming environment. This course is designed for beginners and those looking to enhance their artistic skills, focusing on step-by-step techniques to capture the charm of native birds and animals. Expect to use pencils and unleash your creativity while enjoying good company and plenty of proud "I can’t believe I drew that!" moments.
No prior experience is needed, and there is no pressure—just a few hours each week to slow down, reconnect with your artistic side, and enjoy a creative escape.
Activity Details
The course runs over five Wednesday evenings from July 22 to August 19, 2026. Each session lasts 2.5 hours, from 18:15 to 20:45. Classes are small, with a maximum of eight students, ensuring personalized attention and a friendly atmosphere. The cost for the full five-week course is $225 if booked early, usually $260.
This is a perfect opportunity for parents looking for a creative outlet or a relaxing hobby to share with their children’s interests in nature and art.
Location and Access
Classes take place at the Leichhardt MarketPlace Community Room, located at 2-138 Flood Street, Leichhardt NSW 2040. The venue is accessible and situated in a vibrant community hub with easy transport links and parking options nearby.
Leichhardt is a charming suburb known for its artistic community, making it an inspiring setting for your creative journey.
Important Information
- The course is beginner-friendly and suitable for all skill levels.
- Materials such as pencils will be provided, but you may bring your own if preferred.
- Small class sizes ensure a relaxed and supportive learning environment.
- Please arrive a few minutes early to settle in and prepare for the session.
Booking and Prices
Bookings are essential due to limited class size. Early bird pricing is available at $225 for the full five-week course, with the usual price being $260. This breaks down to about $45 per session.
Secure your spot by booking online or contacting the Inner West Council. This is a great value for a professional-led art course in a community setting.