This workshop will meet the following curriculum guidelines:
- Grade 6: Science, space
- Grade 7: Science, interactions in the environment
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The ArtSparks powered by FirstOntario program provides all children in Milton in Grades 1 to 8 an opportunity to attend and experience a performance at the FirstOntario Arts Centre Milton, free of charge. This program removes the socioeconomic barriers that often surround the arts.
Bring your class to the FirstOntario Arts Centre Milton for an art workshop. Our school workshops will expand critical and creative thinking and are tailored to meet curriculum requirements at each grade level.
We welcome elementary school classes, community groups, and organizations.
If you are interested in booking a school workshop please fill out the School Workshop Reservation Form.
Once you complete the School Workshop Reservation Form a representative from the FirstOntario Arts Centre Milton will contact you to confirm your booking request, attendance number, and any accessibility needs.
Changes to a school workshop can be made up to two weeks prior using the School Workshop Reservation Update Form.
Our school workshop fees include participant registration and all necessary materials and art supplies. Adults attend our workshop free of charge. Our recommendation ratio of adults to students is 1:10.
School workshop fees
| Workshop length | Regular workshop fee | Premium workshop fee |
| 2-hour workshop | $11.91 per student | $13.99 per student |
An invoice will be sent to you with payment information. Once the invoice is generated no changes can be made to the reservation. Full payment is payable prior to the workshop. FirstOntario Arts Centre Milton has the right to refuse admission if invoice has not been paid in full prior to the workshop.
Transportation isn’t included and must be arranged by the school.
We provide workshops that focus on curriculum for Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math (S.T.E.A.M.) classes. Review our S.T.E.A.M. workshops and find one that fits your class.
The Constellation Watercolour Paintings workshop is for students in Grades 6 to 8. Students will expand their understanding of the solar system and how bodies in space affect us. They will get to design and create their own constellation watercolour painting.
This workshop will meet the following curriculum guidelines:
The Clay Motivated by Living Things workshop is a premium workshop for students in Kindergarten to Grade 6. Students will deepen their connection to our region. They will learn how to create clay pieces inspired by plants and animals found in the surrounding environment, such as birds, flowers and more!
This workshop will meet the following curriculum guidelines:
Our exploring the world workshops introduce students to a variety of cultures global communities and geographic regions. Read through our course descriptions and find one that fits your class and curriculum.
The Ted Harrison Watercolour and Collage workshop is for students in Grades 1 to 8. In this class, students will explore a variety of geologic regions in Canada through the use of collage and watercolour. They will create art that is inspired by the work of Ted Harrison by making colourful landscapes.
This program will meet the following curriculum guidelines:
This ancient Egyptian self-portrait workshop is for students in Grades 4 and up. Students will create a self-portrait inspired by the famous rulers of Ancient Egypt while gaining an understanding of their unique artistic style.
This workshop will meet the following curriculum guidelines:
The Ancient Architecture Inspired Clay workshop is a premium workshop for students in Grades 4 and up. Students will consider how architecture relied on social organization and government structures in early societies. They will create a clay form inspired by ancient Mayan, Egyptian or Greek history.
This workshop will meet the following curriculum guidelines:
Our communication and media literacy workshops look at how art is represented in the media and the influence it has on broader cultures. Review our course descriptions and find a workshop that fits your class and curriculum requirements.
The Andy Warhol Media Printmaking workshop is a premium workshop for students in Grades 3 to 8. In this workshop, students will reflect on the work of Andy Warhol and his use of imagery in media. They will create individual Warhol like prints using current cultural references.
This workshop will meet the following curriculum guidelines:
The James Rizzi Oil Resist Drawings workshop is for students in Grades 1 to 8. They will use pop artist James Rizzi's light-hearted portrayal of his Brooklyn New York neighbourhood of tall buildings and busy streets while reflecting on the world around them. Students will create individual drawings that find "colour" and "humour" in life.
This workshop will meet the following curriculum guidelines:
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