Create unique musical instruments from everyday recyclables and enjoy music and parenting sessions with your kids this summer.
Ongoing activity
438 Illawarra Rd, Marrickville NSW 2204, Australia
Free
Dive into a creative and musical adventure where children transform everyday recyclable materials into unique musical instruments. This workshop combines fun, learning, and creativity, making it perfect for school-aged kids during the summer holidays.
Parents can engage in morning parenting sessions designed to support and inspire, while afternoons are dedicated to quality bonding time through music-making activities under a marquee cover.
Morning tea and lunch are provided for both kids and parents, ensuring a comfortable and nourishing experience throughout the day.
Participants will:
- Craft their own musical instruments using recycled materials.
- Collaborate in a group music show led by the talented Junkyard Beats.
- Parents attend supportive morning sessions with KidsXpress.
- Enjoy outdoor activities with sun protection recommended (hat and sunscreen).
This program is funded by Inner West Council, prioritizing families residing within the Inner West LGA.
The workshop is held at the St George Community Housing Community Room, located at 438 Illawarra Road, Marrickville, NSW 2204.
The venue is accessible by various means including driving, public transport, biking, and walking, making it convenient for families in the area.
Please bring suncream and a hat for outdoor activities as music-making will take place under a marquee cover.
Priority is given to families living within the Inner West Local Government Area.
The event is free, inclusive of meals, and designed to foster community connection and creativity.
This is a free event requiring booking to secure your spot.
Multiple dates are available; please check availability to choose the most convenient session.
Tickets can be obtained through Eventbrite, ensuring easy and secure registration.
