Free children's workshops at Athens' Creative Learning Centres
From 17 October 2026 to 24 April 2027, five City of Athens Creative Learning Centres will host painting, music and theatre workshops for children aged 6–12, every Saturday or Sunday. Participation is free, with advance booking by phone required.
When
Sat 17 Oct – Sat 24 Apr
Where
Κέντρα Δημιουργικής Μάθησης Κυψέλης (Καλογερά 18), Βαφειοχωρίου (Βαφειοχωρίου & Καρολίδου 2), Νέου Κόσμου (Σωστράτου 5), Ευελπίδων (Ευελπίδων 18) και Νορντάου (Νορντάου 7), Αθήνα
Entry
Δωρεάν συμμετοχή με απαραίτητη τηλεφωνική κράτηση θέσης.
Organiser
Δήμος Αθηναίων – Οργανισμός Πολιτισμού, Αθλητισμού και Νεολαίας (ΟΠΑΝΔΑ)
The City of Athens is organising the workshops through OPANDA, with the organisation's specialist staff. Activities include puppet, mask and calendar crafts, visual arts workshops, music and movement activities, and drama games. Workshops at the Vafeiochori Centre are for children aged 6–10.
On Saturday 17 April 2027, Easter activities are scheduled at the Evelpidon Centre from 11:00–12:00 and 12:00–13:00: making glove puppets using collage, music and movement games, and learning about the symbolism of the ladybird at Easter and its importance in nature. The maximum number of participants is 15 children.
Bookings can be made by phone Monday–Friday, 12:00–17:00: Kypseli 210 8821428, Vafeiochori 210 6427770, Neos Kosmos 210 9247036, Evelpidon 210 8840520 and Nordau 210 6433128. Places are limited.
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