An Táin Arts Centre introduces free workshop for children with disabilities
Children and their families are going to explore the ‘Under The Sea’ world through paint, colour, mark making, movement, and music
Families with children under the age of six years old who have physical disabilities are invited to engage in a practical multi-sensory visual art workshop at An Táin Arts Centre in Dundalk.
'ART-icle 12' was designed by early years artist Helen Barry in collaboration with early years educator Audrey Fagan and the children who attend the Central Remedial Clinic School.
This two-hour workshop which will take place at 11am and 2.30pm on Saturday, April 12. It invites the children and their families to explore the world of ‘Under The Sea’ through paint, colour, mark making, movement, music and sound.
A specialised care team will be on site to support families as they engage in all elements of the workshop.
This is aimed at children up to six years old with a physical disability as their primary need.
Siblings are welcome but parents must be aware that the workshop will not focus on the sibling.
Tickets are free and are limited to one per family. At the time of booking, please let the organisers know how many family members will be attending with your child.
Spaces can be reserved at here or at the An Táin Arts Centre box office either in person or via phone on 042 933 2332.
'ART-icle 12' is funded by the Arts Council.