Celebrate creativity and culture with a fun lantern making and drawing session for kids aged 7-12.
Thursday 4 March 2027
4:30pm - 5:15pm
10 Villiers Rd, Keysborough VIC 3173, Australia
Free
Get ready for an engaging and creative afternoon where children aged 7 to 12 can explore the art of making Ramadan lanterns and drawing. This activity celebrates the rich cultural traditions of Ramadan while encouraging artistic expression and community connection.
Children will enjoy hands-on crafting, guided by friendly library staff, in a welcoming and supportive environment. It’s a wonderful opportunity for kids to learn about cultural heritage through art.
Parents can relax knowing their children are involved in a safe, educational, and fun program that fosters creativity and cultural awareness.
This session runs for 45 minutes, from 16:30 to 17:15 on Wednesday, 4 March 2026. It is designed specifically for children aged 7-12 years.
Library membership is required to register, ensuring access to a range of resources and programs.
Participants will be provided with all necessary materials for lantern making and drawing, so there is no need to bring supplies.
The event takes place at the Keysborough Community Hub, located at 10 Villiers Road, Keysborough.
The venue is accessible and family-friendly, with ample parking and public transport options nearby.
Parents are welcome to stay and enjoy the community hub facilities while their children participate.
Registration is essential as places are limited to ensure a quality experience for all participants.
This is a free event, making it an accessible way for families to engage in cultural and creative activities.
If additional assistance is required to participate, families are encouraged to contact the library in advance.
Bookings can be made by contacting Greater Dandenong Libraries via phone or email.
The event is free of charge, but registration is mandatory to secure a spot.
Library membership is required to register; information on how to join is available through the library's website or by contacting the library directly.
