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Pair a short story with a hands-on fluid-paint session for kids (ages 3–12) at Providence Marketplace in Mount Juliet. Two hours of guided pours, all supplies included—expect colorful, photo-ready canvases and a family-friendly studio vibe.
Pair a short story with a hands-on fluid-paint session for kids (ages 3–12) at Providence Marketplace in Mount Juliet. Two hours of guided pours, all supplies included—expect colorful, photo-ready canvases and a family-friendly studio vibe.
A Saturday morning at Providence Marketplace: kids gather around a long table under bright studio lights, paint cups clinking as an instructor reads a short, playful story. Little hands tilt canvases and watch pigments run and meet — each swirl reacting like a river changing course. The space feels lively and focused, set inside Suite #535 where parents can photograph the messy, joyful work.
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Operated by Hawaii Fluid Art · Mount Juliet, Tennessee
A Saturday morning at Providence Marketplace: kids gather around a long table under bright studio lights, paint cups clinking as an instructor reads a short, playful story. Little hands tilt canvases and watch pigments run and meet — each swirl reacting like a river changing course. The space feels lively and focused, set inside Suite #535 where parents can photograph the messy, joyful work.
This workshop pairs storytelling with fluid art, a modern pour-paint technique that uses acrylic mediums to create cells and flowing color. The activity sits in suburban Mount Juliet on the eastern edge of the Nashville metro; the region’s rolling, limestone-influenced terrain and music-town culture create an easygoing backdrop for family art days. Providence Marketplace is typical of mid-20th–21st-century suburban retail centers that doubled as community hubs, and local families often combine classes like this with nearby parks and eateries.
Expect two hours of guided instruction for children ages 3–12, all materials provided and wheelchair accessible. Canvases start at 12” x 12” with upgrades available. The teacher leads step-by-step pours and encourages kids to choose colors inspired by the story before they tilt and manipulate paint to finish each piece.
Practical tips: arrive 10–15 minutes early for check-in and parking, dress kids in clothes that tolerate paint or bring a smock, and bring a small towel or wipes for sticky hands. Photography is encouraged, but all sales are final—bookings are nonrefundable—so confirm participant age and availability before you go. For families wanting a low-stress, creative half-day, this workshop delivers hands-on technique, storytelling, and frame-ready results.
easy.
2 hours.
No special fitness required; suitable for young children with parental supervision
The experience is designed for children ages 3 and up and is intended for kids under 13; parental supervision is required for younger participants.
Yes—this session includes all paints, mediums, canvases, and instruction; optional larger canvases are available for an additional fee.
Yes—the location in Providence Marketplace is wheelchair accessible and allows service animals; strollers are also accommodated.
All sales are final—there are no refunds for cancellations, so confirm your plans before booking.
Mount Juliet sits on the eastern fringe of the Nashville metro and grew from rural roots into a commuter city; local retail hubs like Providence Marketplace reflect the area’s suburban expansion over recent decades.
The studio uses single-session, low-waste supplies but families can help by bringing reusable towels and avoiding single-use plastics when packing snacks.
Hawaii Fluid Art operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A Saturday morning at Providence Marketplace: kids gather around a long table under bright studio lights, paint cups clinking as an instructor reads a short, playful story. Little hands tilt canvases and watch pigments run and meet — each swirl reacting like a river changing course. The space feels lively and focused, set inside Suite #535 where parents can photograph the messy, joyful work.
A Saturday morning at Providence Marketplace: kids gather around a long table under bright studio lights, paint cups clinking as an instructor reads a short, playful story. Little hands tilt canvases and watch pigments run and meet — each swirl reacting like a river changing course. The space feels lively and focused, set inside Suite #535 where parents can photograph the messy, joyful work.
This workshop pairs storytelling with fluid art, a modern pour-paint technique that uses acrylic mediums to create cells and flowing color. The activity sits in suburban Mount Juliet on the eastern edge of the Nashville metro; the region’s rolling, limestone-influenced terrain and music-town culture create an easygoing backdrop for family art days. Providence Marketplace is typical of mid-20th–21st-century suburban retail centers that doubled as community hubs, and local families often combine classes like this with nearby parks and eateries.
Expect two hours of guided instruction for children ages 3–12, all materials provided and wheelchair accessible. Canvases start at 12” x 12” with upgrades available. The teacher leads step-by-step pours and encourages kids to choose colors inspired by the story before they tilt and manipulate paint to finish each piece.
Practical tips: arrive 10–15 minutes early for check-in and parking, dress kids in clothes that tolerate paint or bring a smock, and bring a small towel or wipes for sticky hands. Photography is encouraged, but all sales are final—bookings are nonrefundable—so confirm participant age and availability before you go. For families wanting a low-stress, creative half-day, this workshop delivers hands-on technique, storytelling, and frame-ready results.