NBH Studio “Paint a Chair” Recap – Cubism Vibes Only!
What an energetic and creative afternoon we had at Neighbourhood Studio for our “Paint a Chair” workshop!
Kids dove headfirst into the world of Cubism, the revolutionary art movement pioneered by Pablo Picasso and modern artist Romero Britto. They learned how Cubist artists broke down everyday objects into geometric shapes, showed multiple perspectives at once, and played with bold, vibrant colors instead of realistic representation.
Neighbourhood Studio · 19 Feb Event
What a beautiful 1.5 hours of meaningful term break fun!
Our three coaches divided the children into three groups so everyone could enjoy activities suited to their age and pace.
Easter Craft Day – Highlights!
What a joyful and busy morning at Neighbourhood Studio!
We welcomed 14 children for 2 hours of hands-on, creative fun — and there were truly busy hands everywhere ✨
From start to finish, the studio was filled with making, exploring and imagination:
🌀 Swirling and creating their own slime
🧩 Designing colourful mosaic coasters
🔖 Making personalised bookmarks — drawing and writing their own names
Our very first Story House session was a lovely success! 諾城廣故事! 首個故事活動，圓滿成功！
hildren dived into the world of Chinese mythology, exploring the stories of Pungu — how the world began from a giant egg, and how the first humans came to be.Through storytelling in both Cantonese and English, the children experienced these ancient tales in a fun and accessible way.
World Book Day at Neighbourhood Studio
What a wonderful afternoon at our Open Studio World Book Day session!
We welcomed 14 children for an hour of playful storytelling and creativity.
We started with a warm-up game “Humpty Dumpty Story Bubble” — tossing Humpty Dumpty around while building a story together. A fun way to wake up our creative muscles and get everyone ready to imagine!
Then we split into small groups to rebuild the classic story Little Red Riding Hood.
Pop-Up Chinese New Year Fun Day
Neighbourhood Studio – Our first Pop-Up Chinese New Year Fun Day is complete — and our hearts are full. For 1.5 hours, children enjoyed meaningful, screen-free play.