Children’s Group Art Classes | Muzart Music and Art School
Watch your child’s creativity flourish in our engaging small-group art classes. Professional instruction for ages 5-12, combining traditional and digital art techniques in a fun, supportive environment. Maximum 6 students per class ensures individual attention.
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Start with a $35 Trial Lesson | Monthly Programs from $155
Group Art Classes at Muzart
Group art classes at Muzart Music and Art School give children ages 5–12 the chance to develop real creative skills in a structured, fun environment — with the social benefits of learning alongside peers. Since 2010, our art instructors have guided young artists through drawing, painting, mixed media, sculpture, and digital art creation on iPad, all in small groups of maximum 6 students. That small class size means every child gets individual attention from their instructor, even in a group setting.
We provide all art supplies as part of your tuition — professional-grade materials for in-studio work plus take-home projects. Students also have access to iPad workstations for digital art exploration. There are no hidden costs or extra supply lists. We offer two age-appropriate tracks — Junior Artists (ages 5–8) and Senior Artists (ages 8–12) — so the projects, techniques, and pace match your child’s developmental stage. If your child shows strong interest and would benefit from more focused, one-on-one attention, our private art lessons are a natural next step.
What Kids Learn in Group Art Classes
Our curriculum is structured around age-appropriate skill development, with projects designed to be engaging while building genuine artistic ability. Our guide to what children learn at different art stages covers the full developmental picture.
Junior Artists (Ages 5–8)
Junior Artists build foundational skills through fun, hands-on projects that develop coordination, creativity, and confidence:
- Drawing Basics: Learning to see and draw simple shapes, developing pencil control, and progressing from basic forms to more detailed observational drawing
- Colour Exploration: Colour mixing, understanding primary and secondary colours, and learning how colours work together
- Painting Introduction: Basic brush techniques, layering, and creating simple compositions with acrylics and watercolours
- Mixed Media Fun: Collage, texture exploration, and combining different materials in creative projects
- Digital Art Introduction: Simple drawing and painting on iPad using age-appropriate art apps
- 3D Creation: Basic sculpture and construction projects that introduce working in three dimensions
- Creative Confidence: Building willingness to experiment, make mistakes, and express ideas visually
At this age, the emphasis is on exploration and process rather than polished results. Children develop fine motor skills, learn to follow multi-step instructions, and build the confidence to try new things creatively.
Senior Artists (Ages 8–12)
Senior Artists build on foundational skills with more technical instruction and complex projects:
- Observational Drawing: Drawing from real objects, understanding proportion, shading, and perspective — the skills that make drawings look “real”
- Advanced Colour Theory: Colour relationships, warm and cool palettes, mixing subtle variations, and using colour intentionally in compositions
- Painting Technique: Layering, blending, brush control, and working with acrylics and watercolours on more detailed compositions
- Mixed Media & Sculpture: Complex layering, material combinations, and three-dimensional construction that develops creative problem-solving
- Digital Art Creation: More advanced iPad illustration, character design, and digital mixed media projects
- Style Development: Encouraging each child to develop their own artistic voice and creative preferences
- Art History Connections: Understanding how different artists and movements approach similar creative challenges
By this age, students are ready for more structured critique, goal-setting, and progressive skill-building. Many Senior Artists go on to our portfolio preparation program when they begin considering arts high school admissions.
What a 60-Minute Group Art Class Looks Like
Every group class follows a consistent structure that balances instruction, creation time, and social interaction:
- Opening & Introduction (10 minutes): The instructor introduces the project for the day, demonstrates the key technique or concept, shows visual examples, and connects the lesson to broader art skills. Students see what they’ll be creating and understand the “why” behind the techniques.
- Hands-On Creation (40 minutes): Students work on their projects with the instructor circulating, providing individual guidance, helping with technique, and encouraging experimentation. This is where the learning happens — through doing, with expert support in real time. The small class size (max 6) means every child gets meaningful one-on-one moments during each session.
- Reflection & Display (10 minutes): Students share and discuss their work, celebrate what they’ve created, and hear a preview of the next class. Completed projects go home with students or are displayed for upcoming exhibitions.
Classes run on weekday evenings and Saturday mornings. Contact us for current schedule availability.
Our Art Teachers
Our group art instructors combine formal training, professional art practice, and a genuine talent for working with children. Three of our four art teachers are OCAD University graduates:
- Avery — Bachelor of Design from OCAD University. Specializes in digital portraiture, acrylic painting, and Procreate illustration. Avery’s approach encourages creative rule-breaking and personal expression at every stage.
- Abby — Bachelor’s in Drawing and Painting from OCAD University. Professional animator and illustrator with industry experience. Abby brings animation, character design, and visual storytelling into her teaching — skills that kids love.
- Anita — Bachelor of Fine Arts from OCAD University. Professional exhibiting artist specializing in figurative work and classical techniques. Anita’s instruction is grounded in art history and builds strong technical foundations.
- Lexi — Versatile instructor who brings energy and adaptability across multiple mediums and age groups.
Why Choose Muzart for Kids Art Classes
- Small Classes, Big Attention: Maximum 6 students per class — every child gets individual guidance from their instructor
- All Materials Included: Professional art supplies, canvases, mixed media materials, iPad access, and take-home projects — no supply lists or extra costs
- Two Age-Appropriate Tracks: Junior Artists (5–8) and Senior Artists (8–12) ensure the curriculum matches your child’s developmental stage
- Traditional + Digital Art: Drawing, painting, mixed media, sculpture, and digital art on iPad — all in one program
- Structured Curriculum: Progressive skill development that builds real artistic ability, not just crafts
- Exhibition Opportunities: Regular showcases where children display their work for family and friends
- Fun, Supportive Environment: A creative space where children feel comfortable experimenting, making mistakes, and expressing themselves
- Easy Scheduling: Weekday evening and Saturday class times that work for busy families
For children who want more focused attention or need to work on specific skills (like portfolio preparation), our private art lessons provide fully customized one-on-one instruction.
All Materials Included
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Traditional Art Supplies
Quality drawing materials, Premium paints and brushes, Mixed media supplies
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Digital Resources
Pad workstation access, Age-appropriate art apps and Digital creation tools
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Learning Materials
Visual references, Practice sheets and Take-home projects
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Exhibition Materials
Display supplies, Portfolio folders and Exhibition materials
No hidden costs or extra purchases required – Everything you need to succeed!
Programs and Pricing
Trial Group Art Class
$35 60-minute introduction to our program
- Full group class experience with current students
- All art materials provided — nothing to bring
- Meet the instructor and tour our art studio
- Fun starter project to take home
- See how your child interacts in the group setting
- No commitment required
Monthly Group Art Program
From $155 Comprehensive monthly instruction
- Weekly 60-minute group classes (max 6 students)
- All art supplies included
- Traditional and digital art exploration (iPad stations)
- Regular art exhibitions and showcases
- Ongoing progress tracking
- Take-home projects and art supply kit
- Age-appropriate curriculum (Junior or Senior track)
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See Our Art Studio
Our spacious group art studio is set up for hands-on creativity — professional supplies, iPad workstations, and plenty of room for young artists to work. Visit us to see the space and let your child try a class.
Explore Our Facilities
Our modern facility features a spacious group art studio, iPad workstations for digital art, professional supplies, a comfortable waiting area for parents, and ample free parking.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Group Art Classes
Getting Started
What age groups do you teach?
We offer two distinct programs designed for different developmental stages:
– Junior Artists (Ages 5–8): Focus on foundational skills through engaging, age-appropriate projects — basic drawing, colour exploration, simple painting, mixed media, and digital art introduction on iPad. The emphasis is on creativity, confidence, and having fun with art.
– Senior Artists (Ages 8–12): More structured instruction covering observational drawing, advanced colour theory, detailed painting techniques, mixed media, sculpture, and digital art creation. Students develop technical skills and begin exploring their own artistic style.
Both tracks include all materials and meet weekly for 60-minute sessions.
How many students are in each class?
We maintain a strict maximum of 6 students per class. This small size ensures every child receives individual attention from their instructor while still benefiting from the social aspects of group learning — peer interaction, collaborative projects, and the motivation of creating alongside other kids.
What materials are provided?
All art materials are included in your tuition — there’s nothing you need to buy or bring. Students have access to professional-grade drawing materials, paints and brushes, canvases, mixed media supplies, iPad workstations with art apps, and take-home project supplies. We use quality materials because they make a real difference in what children can create and learn.
About Our Classes
What’s the difference between group classes and private art lessons?
Group classes (max 6 students) offer structured, age-appropriate curriculum with the social benefits of peer learning — collaboration, shared inspiration, and the fun of creating alongside other kids. Private art lessons offer fully customized one-on-one instruction at any age (5 through adult), moving at the student’s own pace on their specific interests. Both formats include all materials. Some families start with group classes and add private lessons later for more focused development or portfolio preparation.
What should my child wear to class?
Comfortable clothing that can get messy. We use smocks and protective coverings, but paint and art materials occasionally find their way onto clothes. Avoid sending children in clothes you’d be upset about staining.
How do you keep parents updated on progress?
We provide regular updates through monthly progress reports, digital portfolio samples, direct parent-teacher communication, and take-home projects that show what your child is working on. Our student art exhibitions give parents a chance to see their child’s development in a gallery-style setting alongside their classmates’ work.
Practical Questions
What’s the difference between group classes and private art lessons?
Group classes (max 6 students) offer structured, age-appropriate curriculum with the social benefits of peer learning — collaboration, shared inspiration, and the fun of creating alongside other kids. Private art lessons offer fully customized one-on-one instruction at any age (5 through adult), moving at the student’s own pace on their specific interests. Both formats include all materials. Some families start with group classes and add private lessons later for more focused development or portfolio preparation.
What should my child wear to class?
Comfortable clothing that can get messy. We use smocks and protective coverings, but paint and art materials occasionally find their way onto clothes. Avoid sending children in clothes you’d be upset about staining.
Visit Our Professional Studios
Muzart Music and Art School
- 225 The East Mall, Unit 11
- Etobicoke, Ontario M9B 6J1
- Phone: (416) 236-2221
- Email: info@muzartschools.com
Hours of Operation
- Monday to Friday: 3:30 PM – 9:00 PM
- Saturday: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
- Sunday: 10AM – 4PM
Facility Features
- Spacious group art studio
- Digital workstations
- Quality art supplies
- Exhibition space
- Comfortable creation areas
- Free parking
- Easy highway access
- Climate-controlled environment
Start Your Child’s Artistic Journey Today
Join the Muzart family and discover why families across the Greater Toronto Area have trusted us for children’s art classes since 2010. Book a $35 trial class to see our studio, meet an instructor, and watch your child create — all materials provided, no commitment required.