Kids’ Programs at  U Create Art

At U Create Art, kids don’t just make art — they grow in confidence, build friendships, and discover a creative spark that stays with them for life.

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From our after-school classes and Teen Art Club to our much-loved Holiday Art Clubs and Arty Birthday Parties, everything we do is hands-on, joy-filled and designed to inspire. We explore painting, drawing, clay, collage and more — always with a focus on fun first, because that’s where the magic really happens.

Whether your child wants to try a bit of everything, dive into drawing, or develop their skills for high school art, there’s a place for them here. No pressure, no expectations — just a welcoming space where they can be themselves and give it a go.

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Not sure if it’s the right fit? That’s exactly why we offer a FREE trial session.

Come along, dip your toe in, see if the shoe fits — and most importantly, see your child light up.

Book your FREE trial today — we’d love to welcome you into the studio.

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At U Create Art, we know art can change lives. It can build confidence, create calm, spark joy and give children a place where they feel safe to be fully themselves. The Hart Beat Art Scholarship has been created to help open that door a little wider for families who may need some extra support. It is offered with love, kindness and no judgement — just a genuine belief that creativity should be accessible, uplifting and available to everyone. We offer a 50% discount on our programs, this program is supported through sales of the arts and Crafts and art materials at The U Create Art Studio.

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One Hart Beat Art Scholarship is awarded to a family for 1 term, once a year.  The scholarship provides a 50% discount on our kids programs. The scholarship fund is provided through sales of the arts and Crafts and art materials at The U Create Art Studio, these materials are often donated by our community and we are so very grateful.

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If you would like to apply please complete the following Form.

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