Create and decorate your own mini world diorama at Brighton Library, a fun and imaginative craft activity for children aged 8-12.
Wednesday 22 April 2026
2:00pm - 3:00pm
20 Jetty Rd, Brighton SA 5048, Australia
Free
Step into a world of creativity and imagination with the Mini World Dioramas workshop. This hands-on activity invites children to build and decorate their own tiny dioramas, sparking their artistic skills and storytelling abilities.
The session is designed to be relaxed and friendly, perfect for young minds to explore craft techniques while having fun. All materials needed to create these miniature worlds are provided, so just bring your enthusiasm!
This is a wonderful opportunity for children to engage in a creative project that encourages focus, patience, and pride in their finished work.
This event is tailored for children aged 8 to 12 years, providing an age-appropriate crafting experience. The workshop runs for one hour, giving ample time to complete a mini diorama.
Participants will learn how to assemble and decorate their dioramas using various craft supplies, guided by friendly library staff.
The session is free of charge, making it accessible for families looking for a creative outing.
The event takes place at Brighton Library, located at 20 Jetty Road, Brighton SA. The library is easily accessible by public transport and has parking nearby.
Brighton Library offers a welcoming environment with all the facilities needed for a comfortable visit.
Parents are encouraged to stay and enjoy the library’s resources or nearby cafes while their children participate.
Spaces are limited, so booking in advance is recommended to secure a spot.
Children must be accompanied by an adult for the duration of the event.
Please inform the library team of any allergies or special requirements when booking.
This is a free event, but bookings must be made online through the library’s booking website.
Contact the library team via phone or email for assistance with bookings or any inquiries.
Enjoy a creative afternoon that’s both fun and educational, perfect for school-aged children looking to explore their artistic side.
