Off The Canvas
ENTRY
from £11.50
WHERE
Sheffield
What it’s like
A paint-your-own studio where kids splatter canvases, mould foam clay magnets or bead their own bracelets and charms.
This is a sit-down-and-make sort of place rather than a soft play or a splash pad. The site lists three main things to get stuck into: the "Viral Textured Art" session where you paint, sip and splatter your way across a canvas, magnetic foam clay you sculpt into your own magnets, and a beaded accessories table for wine glass charms and bracelets. It's the sort of activity that suits a quieter kind of visit, hands busy, not much running about.
Prices start at £11.50 for the textured art session, with the beaded accessories option at £12. Neither is going to break the bank for an afternoon's entertainment, though it's worth remembering these are per-activity prices rather than a single all-in ticket, so if you fancy doing both the canvas and the beading you're paying twice.
Access is straightforward if you need a wheelchair, they've got a removable ramp at the entrance, which is a nice touch for a small studio. The loo isn't fully accessible though, which is the sort of detail that's easy to miss until you actually need it, so it's a fair thing to know before you plan a visit around it.
There's no booking link listed, so if you want to lock in a spot for the beading table or the textured art session, getting in touch directly seems the way to go.
Need to know
- Wheelchairs
- Removable ramp for wheelchair users available
- Textured art and beading are priced separately, so doing both adds up
- There's a removable ramp for wheelchair access at the door
- The toilet isn't fully accessible
Plan your visit
How much does it cost?
The Viral Textured Art session is £11.50 and the beaded accessories activity is £12. Each is a separate price rather than one combined ticket.
What do kids actually do there?
They can paint and splatter a canvas, shape magnetic foam clay into magnets, or make beaded wine glass charms and bracelets.
Is it accessible for a wheelchair?
There's a removable ramp at the entrance so getting in is easy. The toilet isn't fully accessible, so that's worth bearing in mind.
Do we need to book ahead?
There's no booking link listed, so getting in touch directly before you turn up seems the sensible move, especially for a specific activity.
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