for children 5-13 years old

An imaginative summer program for children who are curious, creative, and ready to explore the world of the arts!

Inspired by the academic programs of Aigaia School of Art and Design, this unique experience combines education with fun and creativity in a truly artistic environment.

Open to all children, regardless of prior art experience, the program offers a space where young participants can express themselves freely, build confidence, and connect with the world around them through artistic exploration. Guided by professional artists, designers, and theatre educators, children create in fully equipped, inspiring studios that foster discovery, imagination, and playful learning.

Each day is filled with hands-on activities in the visual arts, culture, and related fields. Activities in both fine and applied arts introduce essential skills and understanding, and include, among others: painting, sculpture, ceramics, illustration, crafts, animation, photography, video art, textile and fashion design, graphic arts, and more. Teaching takes place through interactive presentations, short lectures, and playful learning. Children are introduced to contemporary artists and movements, gaining insights into the broader world of visual and performing arts and their relevance to everyday life and culture.

Theatre-based activities include storytelling, movement, verbal expression, and improvisation—offering young creatives tools to explore personal expression, build collaboration skills, and develop their presence and imagination in a fun, supportive atmosphere.

Nature also plays a key role in the learning experience. Through gardening activities and environmental projects, children become familiar with local Cypriot plants, develop a connection with nature, and gain a deeper understanding of sustainability and care for the planet.

In addition to the arts, the program embraces technology, innovation, and themes from everyday life—encouraging critical thinking, exploration, and discussion. Children are invited to ask questions, experiment, and create in ways that connect art to the world around them, nurturing curiosity and sparking ideas that stay with them long after summer ends.