Children, Creative Design
Creative Saturday
Saturday, 04/04/2026 / 10:00 AM - 05:00 PM /
Painting ostrich eggs & lucky stones - fun for the whole family.
Fancy some creative time out?
Design your very own unique pieces in a relaxed atmosphere - whether with friends, family or simply for yourself. Let your imagination run wild and discover the joy of creative design!
From April to September, the brush wolf and his assistant invite their guests to paint ostrich eggs and stones creatively in the painting workshop of the MV Art Gallery at the sequoia tree on Saturdays.
Take courage - the offer is for both children and adults.
With a few tips and tricks, every guest can become an artist. The surprise effect is pre-programmed in any case.
While your works of art are drying and then being sealed, you have the opportunity to visit the MV Art Gallery with over 200 paintings by Wolf Herondis and the members of the artists' colony - the Northern Lights - free of charge with a personal guided tour by the brush wolf, alias Wolf Herondis.
I also produce commissioned paintings in the techniques and subject areas mentioned.
Most of the works can also be purchased. In our store you can buy self-made handicrafts, such as jewelry, key rings, postcards: Jewelry, key rings, postcards, painted ostrich eggs and magical lucky stones, mugs and much more with selected motifs as well as painting prints on canvas / stretcher frames in limited editions, as well as our illustrated books (hand-signed) for sale.
Creative Saturdays are only possible by telephone appointment or online booking.
In the online calendar you can see at a glance when places are still available.
Our course times:
- 10:00 - 12:00
- 13:00 - 15:00
- 15:00 - 17:00
Number of participants:
Up to 6 people per course - larger groups by arrangement by telephone
Prices:
- Painting & sealing lucky stones - only €5 per piece
- Painting & sealing ostrich eggs - €25 per piece
Get creative now - we look forward to your visit and lots of colorful ideas!
All statements without guarantee.
