Where to practice creative hobbies France

Charlotte Martin is not just making fine utilitarian and decorative tiles, in raw or vernissée land, but also in July and August, fine-named pottery workshops.

Discover Céramiques's ceramics on the theme of animals: herds, goats and birds of fire… All his works are unique. Amélie is also a sculptor.

In this beautiful workshop- gallery in the heart of the seaside town, Colette Caubet! one thing, to share his passion for the art of the remodelling it has done for over fifteen years. By small groups of six to eight people, you can create to carve and work yourself of works in three dimensions. In direct contact with the material, you can let your imagination and recommended in an advisable way. Colette will offer to use as land the sandstone that it can provide. As soon as your sculpture is finished, it will take care of cooking to solidify work permanently. Next to the breakfast room with massage, you can also express their talents of painter. Several teachers will be there to teach you the techniques that suits you best. Pastel, acrylic resin, watercolour or oil, it will not all you need to choose your before threading blouse and expressing your felt and your emotions on the website. In addition to these two workshops, discover at the entrance, the gallery which exhibits every month of paintings, sculptures and other works of art emanating from various local artists. The courtyard of creations in Saint-Galmier offers to discover the artist who dozes by guests choosing art that suits you. You will have understood, it does not make you more any reason not to cross the threshold of this pleasant relaxation area, well-being and conviviality!

In this store where creation is king, Olivia Tregaut offers us a realistic, sometimes whimsical interpretation of the animal world. Her technique uses cracked clay, a delicate work that borders on the breaking. Olivia also presents original works in bronze, magnificent unique pieces. At her side, her companion Denis Bouniard exhibits his beautiful enamelled stoneware ceramics. A beautiful address, completed with an excellent welcome and an inspiring passion.

In his workshop, Marc creates quality and.

Bénédicte Villette creates custom-made, personalised and often original ments, with fancy mouldings. Course to make the master key, designed to highlight the subject by placing a matching cardboard. Sale of small frames and original engravings. Do not hesitate to ask her for advice, Benedicte provides information in a very friendly way and gives coaching courses.

This workshop offers a clothing alteration service.

Since 1996, this association has been offering creative writing workshops for everyone. Initiate yourself to the short story, a literary genre of its own. You will be accompanied step by step until the completion of your story. "What's this baz...art?" helps you to take the plunge, to dare literature by demystifying the act of writing: everyone has something to tell. Free your mind and find the right words, yours: forget the fear of the blank page, the story can begin!

Painting workshop by Pascal Briand.

Japanese art is fashionable in many disciplines (decoration, kitchen, etc.). Ikebana is an initiation to floral bouquets: sober, simple compositions, contrasting in colors and shapes. Christiane Demesy will teach you how to highlight the plants, create sober, rhythmic, asymmetric arrangements, according to appropriate techniques. The whole thing is to exercise its eye, to know how to highlight the plants used (flowers, leaves, branches) while retaining only the essential, finished the rococo!

All kinds of activities can be performed in this dynamic association, including drawing and painting, and for adults seneca.

The school of Le Havre offers a full approach of the visual arts through a set of classes and workshops for children and for adults. Drawing, painting, massage, art history, exhibitions, conferences, initiation, workshops, prepared with the competitions schools of art.

The Raymond-Queneau social Centre in Bléville offers an original and unique workshop at Le Havre: the Japanese floral art whose name is Ikebana. We learn to make creations for all the circumstances of the day or life.

This centre - which acts mainly in the field of animation with children - has a workshop called «home for home» that allows to create small objects - photo frames, think-animal… - that you paint, decorate and hang in your home.

This association deals with young people by giving them graff'and rap courses. They also have a small recording studio and organise popular concerts for amateurs. On the square Danton, they sell their own creation: t-shirt, caps and clothes of all kinds. There are real talents. Therefore, encourage.

A nice name for this association which introduces to embroidery in all its seams. Confirmed beginner and seamstresses can practice together.

House of seafarers. Painting, sewing, patchwork, and full of manual activities are the programme of this association which, at the end of the year, organizes an exhibition with all the work done by its registrants.

The quilteuses have their appointments at this address where you learn the techniques of the patchwork. We choose its fabrics, we assemble and we pack in a group in the right mood.

A dynamic association that brings together oil paint, acrylic and mock-up enthusiasts, which they patiently badigeonnent on fantastic or historical figures. Courses are available for newcomers.

An association that encourages and develops "in the world" the performing arts and plastic arts. Shows are made of performances, practical interventions in urban areas - sculptures, crossroads decorations… Original and performance.

Promote art, painting, sculpture and even poetry through workshops (engraving, portrait, engraving…) and meetings. In November, the association organizes an art salon in the town hall of Meythet.

Various activities for amateurs, all afternoon information to culture service - animation of town hall.

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Patchoune is the boutique for all lovers of knitting, embroidery, beads, scrap, saunas, canvas… Here we come because we want to create. It is indeed irresistible: 1 500 patchwork fabrics; 17 000 series of buttons (for 25 000 Abbevillois!) or ribbons. We come a long way to buy and learn new techniques or exchange ideas. Every Saturday afternoon: demonstration training open to everyone. Parking in front of and facing the Carrefour supermarket. 

If you're looking for originality, you've come to the right place! Marc Dequidt creates and composes religious and decorative stained glass, and also works glass into objects and furniture. All styles are present, from antique to design, even futuristic, and lamps, mirrors and coffee tables are mounted with lead and soldered with tin. If you'd like to discover the art of stained glass, then take on this project at your own pace. Everything is provided at a reasonable cost, and you'll leave with your own custom-made stained glass. Don't hesitate to call before coming to the workshop!

Artistic expression in children is an essential component of their cognitive, emotional and social development. This workshop offers children, teenagers and adults the chance to develop their creativity through the use of different artistic techniques: painting, drawing, pottery, modeling and ceramics. These weekly get-togethers are moments of sharing that also encourage intergenerational exchanges by developing a multitude of social and emotional skills. Special facilities are available for people with disabilities. In the near future, courses will be offered during the vacations. Like to create? Find out more!

Since 1963 Francis Kilian advises, Directs and restores gilt, frames or even paintings in his studio near Petite-France. The choice is important, the work is careful and the prices know to remain wise. Man is also provided as paintings and sculptures from local artists and elsewhere are regularly exposed. If you are looking for posters and reproductions, some are exposed, but an important choice is on catalogue, just ask. In short, it is a good address where colour and good humour reign in harmony.

Managed by an insertion workshop, this unusual workshop assumes that recycled paper has its place in solidarity economy. Salaried employees benefit from contracts assisted and learn to reuse the subject matter of old newspapers. They recover batteries and piles of printed paper, which they soak in warm water. The dough thus obtained, still loaded with ink, went into a sieve and then dried and reteintée. The leaves are then folded, cut and assembled. It is used to manufacture admirable objects: frames recycled A 4 recycled paper, rideau, corbeille for selective sorting, designer boxes, handcrafted notebooks, jour, postcards, masks. All these works are sold at the workshop or on the association's website. Sorts offers courses for children and their families. They will thus be able to manufacture and decorate their own sheet, make a paper mask, or even perform a tapestry piece. Each participant leaves with a little gift.

L'Atelier du Coin is an art studio located in Loire-Authion. It offers artistic creations and bookbinding services.

In the city centre, this 100 m ² workshop on the second floor offers courses for children and adults during the year and courses during school holidays. Here we learn to draw, paint or shape, but also to confirm its bases for the most seasoned. We do oil painting or watercolour, we learn the technique of pastel. We practice and develop its creative fiber in complete freedom. One Sunday a month, from 14 a. m. to 16 p. m., Maricke Fleury, who made the Fine Arts at Le Mans and Paris, offers a picture of the situation in the streets or gardens of the city (15 €/person). And once in the year, for a weekend, direction Brittany for a walk - sketch (200 €/person, accommodation and meals included).

To play with the words, to write what goes to us here by the head... what Christine Delbove during his writing workshops offers imaginative: "it is only a matter of with pleasure... putting or giving work our imagination". On two to three hours, you can explore the words, to transform them, to tame them, put in your words designed, with the advice Madame. Delbove.

Orchestre Jean-Louis Petit is a classical music orchestra located in Paris, at 34 Avenue Bugeaud in the 16th arrondissement. They offer classical orchestral, choral and choir performances.

To learn painting or drawing or simply for pleasure, the workshop is open to all lovers. The free workshop on thursday and friday allows to will come to set your equipment and to progress in a bright and spacious dining area. For those who prefer the formula of course, the 3 days periods are offered to learn the contemporary figuration, to widen techniques of design and even go to paint the landscape on the shores of the lake. 

In the capital, space and equipment are often lacking: you'll meet very few Parisians who can brag about having a workshop with tools! Luckily, hobbies can count on shared workshops. Here you can rent a workspace with the tools and work independently. For beginners, courses are offered, including carpentry, welding, photography, modeling and computer science. A necessary space, in which you can repair, create, manufacture or customize according to your desires.

Les Ateliers dionysiens brings together over forty activities for all ages, from artistic disciplines to handicrafts, games, languages, gymnastics, yoga and African dance. Eleven musical instruments are on offer. Musical initiation from age 5. New this year: a porcelain painting workshop and another devoted to an introduction to Chinese language and culture.

Named Bloom, this place is the result of Elisa Tanchis' successful reconversion. Her objective: to allow you to disconnect, to refocus on yourself and to reveal yourself through creative activities. Watercolor, zero waste, macramé, leather: the workshops are very varied. And in this intergenerational place, children are not forgotten. Plastic arts, puppets...: the Wednesday workshops are wonderful. Elisa will also propose art therapy workshops or art to the rescue of our health. But Bloom is also a charming little store with lots of decorative nuggets that put local creators in the spotlight. A recreational and enchanted parenthesis!

In this store, you will find a wide choice of sewing machines, overlock machines and ironing machines. Presented on islands, the machines are accessible: you can manipulate them and even carry out tests. And in addition, training courses are available to master the device you are looking for. On site, you can also buy thread, sewing furniture and other essential accessories. And if your machine should break down, the sign will take care of the repairs. In addition, the staff is very good advice!Pattern cutting courses are available.

Coaching is more than a profession, it is a real passion in the Raoul family that has been passed on for four generations. Thanks to his family know-how, Benoît Raoul has taken over the management of the shop. For more than 20 years, he has been making your frames and mirrors entirely custom-made with a choice of 2,500 mouldings and also takes care of the restoration of your paintings and their frames. Whatever your style, from the classic gold moulding to the most modern aluminium sticks, you will find the finish that will perfectly match your interior decoration as well as a varied collection of posters, prints and art reproductions.

At Au fil d'Emma, the passion for fiber is passed on in every department. This Orléans-based (and online) boutique dedicated to the textile arts plunges you into a variegated universe where contemporary patchworks, sublime embroideries and infinitely textured materials intermingle. Big names like Moda and Kaufman stand alongside a wide range of creative haberdashery. And if you lack inspiration, Emma's 2 blogs are packed with addictive tutorials and videos! A must for all creative hobbyists, where you'll find yourself lost in a pool of multicolored threads.

Wecandoo's original and, frankly, highly successful concept involves several hundred artisans in the capital offering you the chance to make your own objects in their company. Sharing is at the heart of the idea, whether you're interested in leather goods, bakery, jewellery or a thousand other possibilities. Developed in Paris and many other cities, this is an excellent gift idea. All information and reservations can be made exclusively via the website.

This slightly offbeat association of visual artists offers fabrication workshops based on the plastic arts and artistic recycling. Object theater shows are also created, as well as scenery and set design. Objectology workshops enable participants to make objects from recycled materials. Part of a sustainable development approach, these unusual creative workshops combine DIY, assembly and detour of objects and materials. Other workshops introduce the practice of object theater, in various forms, including a playful analog video device!

Michel Magat composer of music and sculptor, and Valentina Vital, lyrical singer and singing teacher offer you the year of artistic internships. Possibility of accommodation in the area of the area: 6 rooms and 1 dormitories in the th century farm, next to the Castle; 18 beds or rental in the room. Animals accepted.

Enter the GWS (Games WorkShop) door: you are entering a new dimension! Aerial combat in the 41st millennium, fantastic football game... The shop is small but full of models and miniature games. All periods and spaces are represented. Game boxes, painting and model making, bookshop. If you feel a little overwhelmed, ask the passionate salespeople to guide you. You will soon become an avid hobbyist. In any case, it is better to plan your afternoon if you go to the shop, because there is so much to discover... The shop regularly organizes events (to be followed on their Facebook site).

For some years, small and large artists - amateurs exclusively - know what toquer door is. that of Nathalie Falck of course! An artist in the colourful, childish and malicious universe. During courses and courses for adults or children, it combines several techniques and practices to give a maximum of material effects to the canvas: gluing, paper mâché, grasses, paillettes… All material (i. e. brushes, paint, decks, canvas) is provided, and if you only have to arrive empty hands, you always leave the well-loaded arms… of your own works of art.

Fusion of the Arts and Crafts of Mulhouse, Strasbourg and the Conservatory, the High school of the arts of the Rhine (Hear) is the school dedicated to teaching art and its trades in Alsace. Welcoming 700 students, it also offers evening courses to all those who still have secret dreams. Discovering or perfecting an artistic technique, the school holds 26 different public workshops, relating to drawing, painting, study of the human body, illustration, watercolour, photography, engraving or video, each of which is held at a weekly rate.

Located in Vertou's Vertonne area, Arcam Glas is Simon's design studio. But it's also the place where you can be introduced to glassblowing techniques. The workshop can accommodate up to 6 people. During the workshop presentation, you'll learn about all the elements that make up glass (sand, soda, lime, etc.), the different techniques involved in its manufacture (mixing, melting, thermoforming, sandblasting, cooling, etc.) and the tools required (blowing rod, kiln, etc.). Then it's on to the making! With the first glass picking (the glassblower begins by "picking" (or gathering) a mass of molten glass in the pot or crucible furnace, or in the basin furnace). The glass is then worked and the tools practiced. The first step is to obtain a drop of glass before inlaying color. Then we repeat the glassblower's gestures to shape the glass into a unique piece. You'll leave the workshop amazed and delighted with a drop, a paperweight with a color and a unique glass, or another masterpiece created by Simon, Anaïs and Thomas.

Opened a few months ago in the heart of Saint-Sauveur, this is a place like no other. The brainchild of Marie-Odile and Bruno, the Nid de la Linotte is not just a store dedicated to knitting. Of course, you'll find knitting balls, knitting advice and dedicated events (the "tricothés"), but that's not all. You can come here for tea, brunch or one of the little marvels cooked on the premises: it's simple and good, all in a lovely atmosphere.

Lisa Briel's dream has come true in Villeurbanne, in this 50 m² boutique-workshop. Here, in this creative space, she imagines and makes stoneware objects. You'll find pretty coffee and tea cups, as well as vases, brooches and other objects made by herself, by artists from Lyon or by her trainees. Indeed, Lisa, who loves to pass on her knowledge, organizes turning and modeling workshops for adults throughout the week, including weekends. To sign up and keep up to date, visit her Facebook page or Instagram. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned potter, this is the address for you.

Passionate about archaeology and ceramics, Pernette Betrancourt completed her training in ceramic craftsmanship, which she complemented with a specialization in heritage conservation-restoration to become a ceramic craftsman. In her workshop, Pernette honors ceramics. You can find here very beautiful original pieces: like the Japanese style footed plate in enamelled stoneware, the enamelled stoneware teapot and goblet, the stoneware and porcelain vase with papyrus, the pie dish with vanity, the earthenware medallion... This is also the place to learn about pottery and ceramics from Pernette, discover graffiti (Byzantine technique) and other historical decoration techniques. Learn how to work with clay as in the Neolithic and ancient periods. Finally, once your object is fired you will be able to retrieve it about a month after its creation. You can follow Pernette's work on the web where she is very active.

What could be better than a new toy? A toy made by your own hands! That's what Geppetto's Workshop has to offer, with workshops for young and old (from 5 years upwards) and courses during the school vacations. Geppetto will provide you with models of old toys, so that you can build your own wooden toy with his expert advice. For the most gifted, your toy can even be animated. Children will quickly get hooked, but so will adults, who will be able to test their skills and creativity. Little by little, as the workshops progress, you'll create each piece, give life to an idea, master the technical gestures and your body until the final result is yours to give... or not!