Summer Digital Art Workshop

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24th July to 4th September 2025

3.00pm to 5.00pm

SACA in partnership with Gen D CIC and Sunderland Bangladesh International Centre presents Summer Digital Art Workshop for Kids 8 – 14 years old. This workshop is that creative boost our kids have been waiting for and it will enable participants to unlock their potential at our Digital Art Workshop for Kids – where imagination meets innovation!

What they will learn and gain…….

  • Skills for digital illustration & animation
  • Confidence in creative expression
  • A portfolio-worthy piece of digital art
  • A fun, safe space to explore tech and creativity and many more …..

 

    Delivered at the following locations

    Summer Digital Art Workshop

    Sunderland Bangladesh International Centre, 30 Tatham St, Hendon, Sunderland SR1 2QD. Get directions

    Digital Art Workshop

    TechHub - M Floor, The Beam, SR1 3AD. Get directions

    This service is provided by

    Sunderland African Community Alliance (SACA)

    SACA is a grassroots-led organisation empowering African and BAME communities across Sunderland through culturally sensitive support, food relief, and inclusive more...

    01915111874

    info@sacacic.org.uk

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