Where to practice creative hobbies Bourgogne

Marie the plastic artist, Audrey the seamstress: here are two friends who combine their talents in plastic arts and sewing classes in Dijon. On the sewing side, group courses for a maximum of 4 people or individual courses are offered. This is enough to learn how to hem for novices or to improve if you already know how to sew. On the visual arts side, you have the choice: painting, drawing, collage, modelling, linocut are so many disciplines to let your creativity express itself. Courses that are aimed at adults as well as children aged 6 to 14. These workshops are also open during the summer holidays to develop the artistic skills of your toddlers! And if you wish to offer them an original birthday, a 2h30 program is available with creative workshops, games, make-up... A good idea for unforgettable memories.

Housed since 1938 in the elegant Hôtel Lantin, a listed historic monument, the Musée Magnin is a must-see for anyone interested in European decorative and fine arts from the ^14th to the ^20th century. Its rich collection of over 2,000 works, patiently assembled by Maurice Magnin and his sister Jeanne from 1881 to 1935, is presented in an intimate setting reminiscent of an inhabited house. In addition to its permanent collections, the museum offers an attractive program of exhibitions, lectures, concerts and workshops, enabling visitors of all ages to discover and appreciate the arts.

The amateurs know it well; one comes to the Bout des Doigts Workshop at Beze to buy beautiful objects, and also to share the passion of Danièle Serravalle for the art of ceramics. This sharing is done through discovery courses on earth work. Privileged moments that will allow you to express the artist's seed in you, but not only that. On the occasion of these shaping courses that are both for children and adults and that allow the exploration of techniques of working in 3D, you will be able to refocus on yourself. These hours of group work have an unexpected benefit on your wellbeing and your moral. Indeed, the passage of the concept, from the idea of working the soft earth that will eventually be vitrified, solid but fragile, has a "magical" aspect. Besides the friendly and sympathetic side of the exercises, you get the pleasure of creating, which results in a sense of pride. Graduated from the Applied Arts of Montreal Danièle Serravalle created the Argile au Bout des Doigts Workshop in 1995. Your teacher, who has a charming Quebec accent, will teach you shooting, modelling, decoration techniques and glazing over sessions of 2 hours. Children from 7 years old, parents, grand-parents, every generation can practice this art.

If you want to learn how to scrap, mail art, use polymer paste or parchment paper, that's where to go. Sandrine is passionate about creative leisure and after a few years'work in textiles, she decided to open a shop to share her passion. You will easily acknowledge the beautiful old window of the store before discovering a chic interior with furniture that is lined with the walls of the walls. This acueillante hall is illuminated by beautiful industrial suspensions and several spaces are delimited: papeterie, saunas, creative leisure… Everyone can find their happiness among the beads, cards and glue bombs. In real manual work, Sandrine regularly organises creative workshops to practice his advice and learn how to use the different materials correctly. Sandrine's store: a gift shop for great moments!

Patricia Muller is passionate about the world of books and writing, and teaches calligraphy and illumination. She likes to share her expertise with others, and throughout the year offers workshops and courses in Latin and Japanese calligraphy, parchment illumination, bookbinding, engraving and gold leaf on gesso. The profession of calligrapher, recognized as a "Rare Craft" by the French Ministry of Culture, takes on its full meaning in La Charité-sur-Loire, the City of Words.

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.

Whether you're a novice or a master of the pencil, Burgundy's first "rando croquis" trail, at Château de Bissy-sur-Fley, is an exhilarating walk. It's an 800-metre walk with a sketchbook in hand, and four stops full of tips on how to best sketch the vineyard, the village or the château. A poetic garden, an orchard and a conservatory vineyard have also been created around this small ^14th-century château, home of scientist, poet, philosopher and prelate Pontus de Tyard (1521-1605). The château also hosts a number of summer festivals.

Located in the basement of the Maison des associations, at the entrance to Dijon near the Cité Internationale de la Gastronomie et du Vin, Kelle Fabrik is much more than a fablab. It's a collaborative space where sharing and initiative reign supreme. Open to all, the workshop offers access to a wide range of machines and tools: sewing machines, 3D scanners, soldering irons, computers and more. With regular workshops and courses for all levels, Kelle Fabrik encourages creativity and entrepreneurship, whether for ambitious projects or just for fun.