An accessible cultural activity
A library welcomes audiences who came for different reasons. A building workshop brings them together simply, around a moment families and children share willingly. The space becomes livelier and more welcoming, without taking anything away from the cultural purpose of the place.
A moment families share
The workshop offers a gentle way of bringing your building to life differently. Families settle in together, which rarely happens in a place where each person leaves with their own borrowings. A child and their grandfather work on the same thing, at the same table, without either having to come down to the other's level. People arrive without booking and stay as long as they like — a format that adapts naturally to the rhythms of the public.
A theme that extends your programme
The workshop can attach itself to what you are already championing: an exhibition under way, a themed season, a collection you want better known. The subject is settled with you beforehand, because it is your programme that should set the tone. It also opens the building to audiences who did not come in before, and the result shows from the first session. The finished work often stays on display in the hall, a visible extension of your cultural work.
Unibrick has worked with…
a library wanting to bring one of its flagship moments to life differently. The workshop gathered children and parents around a single build.
Libraries — At a glance
- Use
- Libraries and media libraries
- Footprint
- 15 to 30 m²
- Season
- All year round
- Format
- Cultural workshop
- How it runs
- Supervised session
- Staffing
- Facilitators provided
- Budget
- On request
- Requirements
- A quiet room
- Duration
- 1 to 2 hours
- Audience
- Children and families
Describe your plans in a few lines.
The place, the audience you expect and the period you have in mind are enough for us to come back to you.