Saleta de Creació is a space dedicated to fostering artistic creation

Saleta de Creació is a space dedicated to promoting artistic creation for both children and adults.

We offer various activities such as painting classes for children and adults, crafts, projects, robotics, and family workshops on Friday afternoons, allowing parents and children to enjoy quality time together through play and creativity.

On Monday afternoons, the space transforms into a Maker Space, where children are free to come and work on any project they choose. This day is designed for children to explore at their own pace, receiving guidance and support as they develop their ideas and create their projects.

If you want more information about our courses, send us your query with the form and we will answer you as soon as we can.

Painting for Adults

In Painting for Adults, you have the opportunity to learn how to draw and paint from the artist Andrés Moya, who is currently active and exhibiting in galleries across Barcelona, Paris, and Geneva.

Additionally, Andrés hosts a monthly PowerPoint painting show on various topics, where he teaches and analyzes the work of other artists.

Painting for Kids

In Painting for Kids, we teach children how to use paints, mix colors correctly, and draw and paint on easels, just like adults.

Crafts

In Crafts, we explore a wide range of activities, from origami and paper mache to walking water, fluorescent paint, and even custom crafts requested by the children. There are endless possibilities, all of which are lots of fun! We aim to equip children with tools they can apply to other creative projects.

Projects

In Projects, we combine art and science. We conduct various experiments, which we then explain to the children. These activities are simple yet exciting, such as chromatography, painting flowers with food coloring, building constructions, using conductive clay, and experimenting with conductive ink, among others.

Robotics

In Robotics, we motivate and teach children to explore new technologies and understand them from the ground up, helping them integrate these skills into their daily lives.

There are endless projects to create, such as a greeting card with a light-up LED, a robot that paints, a motion sensor, a safe, and more. Most of these projects involve both electrical circuits and programming, and our goal is to teach children to use these technologies in a fun and engaging way.