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Mountain activity for children 4-7 yo: Art and elves
Opening period
From 08/07 to 19/08, every Tuesday between 10 am and 3 pm except on August 15th.
Language(s) spoken: English, French, Italian
Pets allowed: Non
Walkers/hikersSpecially for children
Meeting point at the 4 Seasons workshop, Place de la Grenette in the centre of the village. Bring a small rucksack with a windbreaker, water and a picnic (put the picnic in a separate bag, the children will collect it at 12 noon at the workshop), the telephone number of the parents or adults responsible. Wear closed shoes (no sandals) and a cap.
From: 4 ans
Age max: 7 ans
Min. number of people: 4
Max. number of people: 8
Means of payment accepted
Bank/credit card
Check
Travellers Cheque
Cash
Credit transfer
Hearing disability
Collect colors and paint a very natural picture.
In the morning, go and collect colors found in nature. In the afternoon, Hélène will help you concoct pigments thanks to your elf harvest. A day rich in color!
A cool day full of colours!
Green, yellow, red or brown, grey, black... In the morning, with your instructor-guide, set off to harvest the colours found in nature. Following in the footsteps of the mountain elves, discover their habitat by collecting elements from the forest that you can use: a natural and colourful harvest for your painting! At lunchtime, enjoy a picnic with your friends and meet Hélène, the painter. In the afternoon, Hélène, like a magician, will help you concoct pigments
to paint a unique, natural and original picture that you'll take home as a souvenir of your mountain holiday.
A cool day out! Since 2000, Le Grand-Bornand has become THE CAPITAL OF COW ART! With 2,000 inhabitants, 2,000 cows and mountain pastures up to 2000m. For several years now, art has been invading the town. Frescoes and paintings on the walls, sculptures everywhere and decorated cable car cabins. It was obvious to to offer children, from an early age, an artistic activity linked to Nature and the mountains. Your children will have the time of their lives discovering and marvelling at the artistic creation.
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