Made @ The Place - FREE Youth Art Workshops

Enabling Creativity & Connection for Young People

The first workshop series of our new art program ‘Made @ The Place’ almost over, we have been able to glimpse into the future of what is to come from our young local artists—and it is absolutely incredible!

The artworks that have been produced from our art sessions are phenomenal. The first workshop series has focused on explorations into colour theory, forays into expressing individual personality and identity through the use of pastels, paint, and line theory. Our group of budding young artists can only be described as imaginative individuals, each clearly expressing who they are through a variety of mediums. The dedication the group showed was truly inspiring and we can’t wait for our next chapter of ‘Made @ The Place’!

With spots filling up quickly, make sure to reserve yourself a seat at our next FREE art workshop series, which will run from the 7th of June to the 28th of June, weekly on Wednesdays. In these sessions Natalie Anderson from Eleebana Art Studio will be focusing on utilising anything from scrap fabrics, reclaimed wood and ordinary household items and turning them into amazing works of art!

The workshop series is suitable for young people between the ages of 12 - 24 who have an interest and passion for all things art related. The program is also able to accommodate participants who need to attend with a support worker. We also have food and drinks every week and are able to accommodate to most allergies and intolerances so you can stay busy creating incredible artworks on a full stomach!

To book yourself a spot click the link Here

The workshops are based at The Place Charlestown Community Centre located at Charlestown Square which is easily accessed via Newcastle and Lake Macquarie.

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Questacon STEM Network: Hunter Region Educator Meetups

by Cristelle Govender • 30 October 2025

Dates: Wednesday 5th November 2025 & Thursday 4th December 2025 Time: 5pm - 6:30pm (arrive from 4:45pm) Cost: FREE Tickets: HERE Are you a Hunter Region STEM educator with an interest in building your professional connections? Join in the launch of the Hunter Region STEM Network! Connect with fellow educators, get hands-on with STEM activities, and boost your STEM teaching confidence. Meet other educators and build your professional networks, engage in hands-on STEM activities, and discuss classroom implementation, gain insights into high quality STEM resources and programs, access Q.Ed Community, Questacon’s Education Community of Practice. With the support of local educators, Questacon facilitates state-based STEM network meetings, connecting educators with each other, with resources, and with the local STEM community. Each meeting you’ll hear from local educators about their classroom practice, connect to your local Questacon Regional Leader, complete a creative hands-on STEM activity, and explore how you can extend and enrich your STEM teaching. Things to know: Suitable for NSW primary and high school teachers, school lab techs, pre-service teachers and outreach educators, as well as those with an interest in STEM education Meetings are FREE to attend, but registration is essential to secure your spot Afternoon tea provided If the location or dates don’t suit you, you can express your interest in future opportunities via the application form Meetings are held each term, but places are limited. About the Program: Questacon Regional Leaders are in every state and territory, building networks of educator communities across the country. Q.Ed community is a hub for state-based communities of practice led by teachers and facilitated by Questacon. With regular, in-person and virtual meets, a Teams channel to chat, professional learning resources and grab'n’go activities and more, Q.Ed community gives you the access, networking and resources to elevate your STEM classroom, wherever you are. For more information contact: teachers@questacon.edu.au or view the event on the Questacon website