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Ateneum Saturday workshops

Date
Saturday, October 31
Time
11:00-14:00
Price
0€/child, 23€/adult
Age
5-12 years
Capacity
Limited capacity

In the Saturday workshops, children and adults can make art using changing techniques. September focuses on drawing a changing landscape with oil pastels, October moves from mixed media to printing imaginary worlds, and November explores surfaces through frottage. On the Children's Saturday in December, participants model a shared work using beeswax-based clay.

Organizer
Finnish National Gallery / Ateneum Art Museum
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At a glance

Date
Saturday, October 31
Time
11:00-14:00
Price
0€/child, 23€/adult
Age
5-12 years
Capacity
Limited capacity
Toilets
Yes
Baby changing
Yes
Stroller-friendly
Yes
Accessibility
Yes
Food available
Partial
Parking nearby
Partial
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Accessibility
The accessible entrance is on the Ateneuminkuja side, and all floors can be reached by lift. Prams can access every floor, and the lowest public floor has an accessible toilet and baby-care space.

Plan your visit

Practical notes
Instruction, tools and materials are included. The workshop is not for groups. The main entrance is on Kaivokatu and the accessible entrance is on Ateneuminkuja.
Schedule notes
The workshop runs on Saturdays from 11:00 to 14:00. The theme changes in three-week blocks; the Children's Saturday workshop on 2026-12-05 runs from 11:00 to 16:00.
Booking notes
No separate registration is listed. New participants can join as space becomes available, so the workshop may reach capacity.
Price notes
The workshop is included in museum admission. Under-18s enter free. Adult standard admission is €23 at the museum or €21 online, reduced admission is €13, and entry is free with a Finnish Museum Card.
Age notes
The workshop is open to all ages and recommended from age 5. Children under 10 attend with an adult.

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Upcoming dates

Sat, Oct 31

Ateneum Art Museum

Sat, Nov 7

Ateneum Art Museum

Sat, Nov 14

Ateneum Art Museum