Free, artist-led multi-sensory creative session for children aged 0-4 and their grown-ups, led by musician Beth Hopkins.
Mini Creatives is back at Warwick Arts Centre tomorrow, Tuesday 10 November, as part of a run that goes on every Tuesday in term time until 8 December. It's a free multi-sensory session for children aged 0-4, led by musician Beth Hopkins.
It's one of the free, artist-led activities the Arts Centre runs each week for families, with the sessions led by artists-in-residence and designed for grown-ups to create, make and play alongside their children. The sessions take place in a multi-sensory early-years space that the centre says inspires imaginations, encourages curiosity and supports development, with a particular focus on new families developing creatively together.
Mini Creatives sits within a wider community programme the venue frames as an inclusive offering for everyone with a connection to Coventry and the region, with the aim of opening up the arts to the local community. Alongside it, the centre runs hands-on workshops in ceramics, batik printing and songwriting, as well as family-friendly regulars like Musical Picnics and Family Sundays. There's also a monthly Baby Book Club run in partnership with Coventry Libraries.
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If you're in the city with a little one, it's a low-pressure way to get them involved in something creative. The sessions run from 10.30am to 12pm on Tuesdays in term time, from 6 October through to 8 December 2026, at Warwick Arts Centre, University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL. It's free, no booking required — just drop in.
