tiny hands & friends-clay monsters
With Dilek Tekbicak (Tischaceramics)

Tiny hands & friends is created with one simple idea in mind —
to bring parents and their little ones together through creativity, shared moments, and meaningful time
This is more than a workshop series: It’s a space to slow down, to connect and to create something special together.
We’ll be hosting different creative workshops designed for families —
each one offering a new experience, but always with the same intention to build a small, warm community where children and parents can meet, create, and make lasting memories
Little monsters fest & breakfast:
Join Tiny Hands & Friends for a playful morning of creativity and clay!
Little makers will design and sculpt their very own monster pinch pot, bringing silly characters to life through hands-on ceramic fun.
Families are welcome to start the morning with an optional breakfast from 9:30–10:30 before diving into our Monster Ceramic Workshop from 10:30–12:30.
Perfect for children aged 3+, this relaxed and engaging session encourages imagination, fine motor skills, and creative expression in a warm, welcoming environment.
Come create, play, and make lasting memories together!
The session is guided in a relaxed, open format that welcomes movement, laughter, and curiosity — because we know little ones set their own rhythm.
What’s included
- 1 ceramic monster
- All materials & underglazes
- Firing included
- Safe corner to play
- Space to connect, paint, and create at your own pace
- Optional breakfast (+19€) -Served as buffet or à la carte (depending on group size)
Tiny Hands & Friends breakfast
Before the workshop starts enjoy the breakfast with little ones and their parents to relax, share and enjoy the fun moments of parenthood.
For
Toddlers (3+ years) and their parent(s) or caregiver
When: Morning sessions — check our calendar for upcoming dates
Where: Commonroom, Florianigasse 54, 1080 Vienna
Come as you are — no experience needed, just a willingness to get your hands a little painty and create something meaningful together.
