Mini Room for the Broom

Service Description

🧹✨ Room for the Broom Collage, Recycling & Miniatures | Ages 9–14 📍 Picasso Campus – 451 South Road, Bentleigh 🛠️ Miniature Workshop with Giuliano Zanchi 🕯️ FOR KIDS Push the tiny metal door open… You are inside a witch’s cottage. Look at the shelves. Tiny spell books. Mini glass bottles. A crooked broom. A wand leaning in the corner. But here’s the real question. Is your witch good… or evil? In Room for the Broom, you’ll build a miniature scene inside a tin box using collage, recycled materials and detailed construction techniques. Every tiny object has a story. Every shelf holds a secret. You’re not just making a craft. You’re building a world. Led by Giuliano Zanchi, this workshop is for true storytellers who love details, hidden clues and magical atmospheres. If you’ve ever imagined what’s inside a witch’s cupboard… this is your chance to build it 🧹✨ ⸻ 👨‍👩‍👧 FOR PARENTS Room for the Broom is a miniature construction workshop designed for 9–14 year olds who thrive on narrative depth and fine detail. Students will design and build a small-scale interior scene inside a tin box using collage, recycled materials and structural techniques. The focus is on construction, precision, and layered storytelling through objects. Miniature work naturally develops patience, spatial awareness and attention to proportion. It also provides an outlet for imaginative thinkers who may not always find space to express complex stories elsewhere. Led by Giuliano Zanchi, whose miniature workshops have consistently sold out in the past, this session combines artistic craftsmanship with narrative design. Last time, all workshops in this series were fully booked. For children who love stories. For those who notice the smallest details. For builders of tiny worlds.