Get ready for GLOW FEST, an unforgettable art adventure, after dark!
This series of school holiday workshops will see kids’ creativity light up under black light!
🎁 Each participant will get:
✨ A Glow party Pack (incl juice box, crisps, lollies & some surprises)
✨ A mini black light torch to take their glow home🤩
✨ Use of non-toxic glow face paint sticks for the ultimate creative fun 👩🏼🎤
This exciting 3-night workshop series is designed for all age groups—with a unique glowing twist each night:
TUESDAY- 8th July 17:00-18:30
GLOW BIRDHOUSE.
Kids will decorate 10cm birdhouses with fluro and glow in the dark materials. Each comes with a baby bird and wooden base, ready to be proudly hung up or placed on a shelf to shine.
WEDNESDAY- 9th July 17:00-18:30
GLOW BUTTERFLIES or CANVAS
Participants will create their own glow in the dark collage on either canvas OR a wooden butterfly (36 x 24.2cm) both ready to hang and admire!
They will use a mix of fluorescent papers, textures, gems and other glowing elements. Layer by layer, kids will create a unique and imaginative artwork that comes to life under UV light. Perfect for hanging in their rooms and watching it glow!
Thursday 10th July 17:00-18:30
FLURO SILHOUETTES
Using a mix of fluro/glow in the dark paints and mark making tools, kids will paint a bright and vibrant canvas.
They will then be painting a black silhouette over the top. It may be an animal, a dancer, a sunset, tree or something else leaving them with a striking, glowing effect!
Each session features different glowing activities, so you can come to one or come to all!
PLEASE NOTE: for all workshops, preschool aged children are required to be supervised by 1 adult and tickets should be selected accordingly when booking.
Other attending adults will be required to purchase a ticket.
This is due to spots being limited for each session due to venue size.
Location: Wishart Creative, Creative Geelong.
132 Little Malop Street!
Let your imaginations glow this school holidays! See you at Glow Fest! 💡🎨
FYI: Exposure to UVA from black lights is well below the recognised safe limits and is not hazardous to people using them, working in their vicinity or who have them in their home.
Exposure from black lights would be much lower than your exposure to UVA outdoors.
-Cancer Council Australia
