Relax and reconnect with your creativity in this peaceful mandala workshop at Partridge House.
Sunday 29 March 2026
12:00pm - 1:00pm
Partridge House, 38 Partridge St, Glenelg SA 5045, Australia
$10
Step into a calming space designed to help you slow down and breathe deeply as you explore the art of mandalas. Led by local artist Sue Norman, this workshop invites you to create 2–3 freehand mandalas using felt tips and coloured pencils. No previous art experience is needed—just bring your willingness to enjoy the creative process.
This session focuses on intuitive mark-making, colour, and pattern, offering a peaceful, unplugged environment to unwind and express yourself. It’s perfect for anyone looking to reconnect with their creativity in a relaxed setting.
The workshop runs for one hour and is part of the Unplugged at Partridge event, a digital detox initiative encouraging participants to slow down and connect more deeply with themselves and others. Alongside the mandala workshop, the event features makers’ markets, clothes swaps, repair cafés, live music, and inspiring guest speakers.
Participants will be guided gently through the creative process, focusing on the joy of making rather than the finished product. This makes it ideal for seniors and adults seeking a mindful, artistic experience.
The workshop will be held in the Garden Room at the rear of Partridge House, located off the courtyard at 38 Partridge Street, Glenelg SA, Australia. The venue is accessible and provides a quiet, welcoming atmosphere to fully enjoy the session.
Partridge House is easy to reach by car or public transport, with parking options nearby. The Garden Room offers a comfortable space away from distractions, perfect for this unplugged creative experience.
This workshop requires booking in advance as spaces are limited. The cost is $10 per participant. Please bring your own felt tips and coloured pencils if you have them, although some materials may be provided.
The session is designed to be inclusive and relaxing, so wear comfortable clothing and come prepared to enjoy a peaceful hour of creativity. This event is part of a broader community effort to promote wellbeing through art and connection.
Bookings are essential and can be made online through the event’s booking website. The fee for the workshop is $10, which helps support local artists and community programs.
Early booking is recommended to secure your place as this popular workshop often fills quickly. For more information or assistance with booking, contact Jenni Reynolds via phone or email provided.
