You are a Gem (Art) (10-14 yrs) - Spring School Holidays

Unleash your creativity and have fun at the Gem Art Program at Broadmeadows Youth Central!

Create sparkling gem art masterpieces, explore your imagination, and express yourself in a fun and welcoming environment. This is a fantastic opportunity to try something new, make friends, build social connections, and boost your confidence through creativity.

Join us for a fun-filled session where every masterpiece shines as brightly as its creator!

• Create your own gem art design
• Meet new people and make friends
• Develop creativity and confidence
• Enjoy a relaxed and supportive atmosphere

Please wear suitable clothing for this activity.
Snacks and drinks will be provided.

Please note - Registration through Eventbrite is required to secure your place. Please ensure you complete both pages of registration form to avoid booking cancellations.

Booking terms - Hume Youth Services are hosting a range of free activities to enjoy these school holidays. All programs have limited availability, and some require online registration.

The Youth Services unit supports young people aged 6 - 24 who have strong connections to City of Hume. It is the responsibility of the parent/guardian/responsible adult to choose programs that are suitable for their young person.

Hume Youth Services have right of refusal for your booking, if selected programs do not meet the needs or age of your young person.

Bookings close 2 business days prior to the activity date to allow for all participant information to be processed.

Child safe commitment - Hume City Council is a child safe organisation with zero tolerance for child abuse. Council actively listens to and supports children to be strong, confident and self-determined citizens. Council provides a safe working environment that values child safety, diversity and inclusion for all children aged 0 – 18 and adheres to the Victorian Child Safe Standards and related legislation. Council acknowledges the cultural safety, participation and empowerment of all children; especially children from Aboriginal or culturally and/or linguistically diverse backgrounds and those with a disability.