Play With Clay with Monte Lupo
Unleash your creativity with Monte Lupo! Have a play on the pottery wheel and experience the joy of working with clay. This hands-on workshop is perfect for all skill levels and provides a fun, relaxed environment to explore your artistic side. Whether you’re shaping your first pot or refining your technique, Monte Lupo’s expert guidance will help you create something special. Join us for a delightful and inspiring time at the Paperbark Pavilion and discover the magic of pottery!
When | Weekends
Time | 10.00am – 4.00pm
Where | Sculpture Studio 1, Len Wort Park, Currumbin Beach
Cost | $15 + Booking Fee
More about Monte Lupo Arts
Monte Lupo is a Multicap organisation. Multicap is a statewide nonprofit, established in 1962, that provides high-needs disability, individual, respite, and family support for people with disabilities their families, and carers in Queensland. In 1991 Multicap established the Monte Lupo Social Enterprise to provide a career path for people with disabilities who wished to be gainfully employed in an area encouraging creativity and artistic expression. Today Monte Lupo studio employees over 21 artists with a disability and 3 artists to manage and oversee all studio production. Monte Lupo has exhibited at SWELL Sculpture Festival since 2007 and is always a crowd favourite with their quirky and often whimsical brightly coloured ceramic masterpieces.
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Website www.montelupoarts.org.au
NEW LOCATION – Where to find SWELL Kids Elements
For the first time ever SWELL will host the SWELL Kids Elements & SWELL Wellness in a brand new setting, located at Len Wort Park, Teemangum Street, Currumbin Beach. Open daily from 9am to 5pm this vibrant hub is dedicated to interactive family friendly activities, creative workshops, wellness experiences and more. Coffee and delicious bites will be available to satisfy your cravings.
QUEENSLAND’S LARGEST SCULPTURE EXHIBITION, OVER 80 ARTWORKS FROM CURRUMBIN ALLEY TO KROPP PARK CURRUMBIN BEACH
IMAGE: Joanne Lou