Young at Art is have announced the launch of CULTURE BABIES, a new creative playgroup for under 4's this Summer.
Based in CastleCourt shopping centre this event is FREE for parents of children and groups from 0-4 years to attend. It will be jam-packed with fun activities changing every week, and led by experienced artists to specially cater to very young children.
Sessions include; baby yoga, dance, drama, messy play, music and much, much more. The range of interactive and creative experiences of Culture Babies supports young children’s creative expression, enabling them to try new things, and giving them the freedom to get as messy and as creative as they want, in a safe, fun and welcoming environment.
The activities behind Culture Babies will help to build very young children’s self-confidence, interpersonal and technical skills as well as offering and a wonderful way to bond with your child.
The group are planning to meet every Thursday morning between 10am - 12 noon from 10th July until provisionally September.
Schedule:
10th July: Make Your Own Fort
17th July: Make an Aquarium
24th July: Playing with Plasticine
31st July: Baby Yoga
7th August: Make Your Own Musical Instrument
14th August: Messy Painting
21st August: Wall Collage
28th August: Baby Dance Session
11th September: Baby Drama Session
This is a FREE, drop-in group with no booking necessary.
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Friday, 4 July 2014
Tuesday, 18 February 2014
Coming Up at Belfast Children's Festival
Young at Art presents the BELFAST CHILDREN’S FESTIVAL 7th – 14th March 2014
8 days, 18 venues, 107 events, 12 exhibitions
Belfast Children’s Festival has a jam-packed programme for the 16th annual Festival.
For eight days in March, Belfast will be home to one of the largest programmes of arts and creativity for children in the UK and Ireland.
Artists will be visiting from countries all over Europe, including France, Spain, Sweden and Germany, to perform for NI audiences.
Highlights of the international programme include:
Sienta La Cabeza, a group from Barcelona who combine fantasy hair and make-up with a funky musical groove.

Winners of the Prix D’Assistej 2013, the Carrasco Dance Company with the powerful Bartolomeo.
Winner of the Best Small Show at Feten 2013, A Mano.
There will also be the opportunity to catch previews of new performances in development, including work by Jude Quinn and Pop Art Productions.
There will be musical performances in association with Moving on Music from from Petunia and the Vipers and Nico and Martin, and a strong programme of events encouraging interactive participation, including Baby Chill, set within an out of this world inflatable and super soft atmospheric space for parents and babies aged 0-18 months, and Big Ears, a unique exploration of music , sound and technology with the Sonic Arts Research Centre at Queens University.
Young at Art are also pleased to launch The Office of Important Art, an open space based in CastleCourt Shopping Centre. It will be a free, drop-in space every day during the festival where families of all ages can come, relax and try out different activities. No booking is necessary.
This year’s festival contains a stronger-than-ever visual arts programme, highlighting suitable exhibitions all over the city. Young at Art is currently working with many of Belfast’s galleries and studio groups to increase the number of families visiting the wealth of exhibitions and studio tours the city has to offer. Free visual arts tours will be available as part of this year’s programme.
Book now at: www.belfastchildrensfestival.com or call the Box Office on 028 9024 3042.
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