Squeegee Art Crafternoon
Squeegee Art is a relaxed, hands‑on paint workshop designed for young people interested in exploring creativity. The session offers a fun, welcoming space to experiment with paint, try new ideas, and enjoy a chilled crafternoon with snacks and supportive guidance. No previous experience is required, and all materials are provided.
This workshop is a great opportunity to connect with others, unwind, and create something unique to take home—whether it’s cute, quirky, or completely unexpected.
Come along, get crafty, and leave with something handmade, personal, and proudly weird (or cute… or both).
What to Expect
Participants will begin with a guided activity: creating their own squeegee art with the assistance of our facilitator. This introductory project is designed to teach simple technique suitable for beginners.
After completing the guided piece, participants can move into their own creative concepts, creating a piece of squeegee art on their own.
Facilitators will provide hands-on support, technical advice, and inspiration materials throughout the session. So, if you have an idea but don't know where to start or how to create it, our facilitator will be there to walk you through each step.
What's the vibe
The workshop is designed to offer:
- A calm and welcoming atmosphere with low music playing, with a small room available if, at any point, participants need to step out
- A social environment where young people can connect with peers
- A relaxed “crafternoon” feel, with music, conversation, and plenty of time to experiment
What’s Provided
All equipment and materials will be supplied, including:
- Paint
- Tools
- Inspiration resources
- Snacks and water to keep the creative energy up
Participants only need to bring their creativity.
Fee waiver - $0.00 cost
Through the Australian Government Department of Social Services SARC Grant, we can cover the full cost of tickets for young people who meet the eligibility criteria of being aged 12-18 years. To receive the discount code related to this waiver, simply complete the referral form linked "here".
Funded by the Australian Government Department of Social Services