Kids Art Classes in Toronto
Kids art classes in Toronto for ages 5–12 in small groups of 6 students maximum. Drawing, painting, mixed media, sculpture, and digital art on iPads — all materials included. Trial class $35.
13+
Years of Excellence
1000+
Students Taught
6 Max
Students Per Class
10 Min
from Kipling Station
Start with a $35 Trial Lesson | Monthly Programs from $155
Creative Art Classes for Toronto Kids Since 2010
Muzart Music and Art School has been providing kids art classes to Toronto families for over fifteen years. Our group art program runs in small classes of maximum 6 students, giving each child individual attention while they learn alongside peers in a fun, structured environment.
Young artists explore a wide range of mediums including drawing (graphite, charcoal, pastels), painting (acrylics, watercolour), mixed media, sculpture, and digital art creation on iPad workstations. Our experienced art instructors adapt projects to each age group, building foundational skills for younger children and introducing more advanced techniques for older students. All art supplies are included in your tuition — there’s nothing extra to buy.
Our studio at 225 The East Mall in Etobicoke is easily accessible from Toronto via Highway 427 or TTC Line 2 (Bloor-Danforth), with free parking on-site.
Our Group Art Program
Junior Artists (Ages 5-8)
Our Junior program introduces young children to the fundamentals of art through engaging, age-appropriate projects:
- Basic drawing techniques and shapes
- Introduction to colour mixing and theory
- Simple painting projects (acrylics, watercolour)
- Fun mixed media and collage projects
- Beginning sculpture and 3D construction
- Digital art exploration on iPads
- Fine motor skill development
- Creative confidence building
Senior Artists (Ages 8-12)
Building on foundational skills, our Senior program challenges growing artists with more complex techniques and concepts:
- Advanced drawing and observation skills
- Sophisticated colour theory and composition
- Detailed painting projects across multiple mediums
- Multi-step mixed media works
- Sculpture and 3D art
- Digital art creation and illustration
- Art history appreciation
- Portfolio development for students interested in arts programs
Getting to Muzart from Toronto
Our studio is a straightforward trip from most Toronto neighbourhoods. Highway 427 connects directly to our location, and TTC Line 2 (Bloor-Danforth) runs to nearby Kipling Station.
Approximate Drive Times
- High Park / Junction / Dundas West: 15–20 minutes via Bloor West or the Gardiner to Highway 427
- Bloor West Village / Swansea / Old Mill: 10–15 minutes via Bloor Street West or Highway 427
- Roncesvalles / Parkdale / Liberty Village: 20–25 minutes via the Gardiner Expressway to Highway 427
- Downtown / Financial District: 20–25 minutes via the Gardiner Expressway
- North York / Yonge & Eglinton: 20–25 minutes via Highway 401 West to Highway 427 South
By TTC
Take Line 2 (Bloor-Danforth) westbound to Kipling Station, then a short bus ride or 10-minute walk south to The East Mall. The trip from downtown typically takes 45–55 minutes.
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
iPad 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 Lesson
$35
60-minute introduction to our program
- 60-minute group class
- Meet our teachers
- Tour our studio
- Try various mediums
- Meet current students
- Experience our approach
- All materials included
Monthly Program
From $155
Comprehensive monthly instruction
- Weekly group lessons – 60 minutes long
- All materials included
- Small class sizes (max 6)
- Regular exhibitions
- Progress updates
- Take-home projects
- Flexible scheduling
Start Your Art Journey
Want to learn more about our Children’s Art program?
Discover our age-appropriate curriculum designed for young artists ages 5-12. From basic techniques to creative exploration, see how we nurture artistic development in small group settings.
Other Art Programs Available to Toronto Students
Muzart offers additional art instruction beyond group classes:
- Private Art Lessons in Toronto — one-on-one instruction in drawing, painting, mixed media, sculpture, and digital art for all ages
- Portfolio Preparation in Toronto — expert preparation for ESA, OCAD, Cawthra Park, and other competitive art programs
We also offer a full range of music instruction:
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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: Closed
Facility Features
- Spacious group art studio with individual workstations
- iPad stations for digital art creation
- All art materials and supplies provided
- Comfortable parent waiting area
- Ground-floor accessibility
- Climate-controlled environment
- Free parking on-site
Convenient Access:
By TTC:
- Steps from Kipling Station on Line 2
- Direct bus connections from High Park
- Regular service from Roncesvalles
- Easy transfers from downtown
- Multiple bus routes available
By Car:
- Quick access from Gardiner Expressway
- Direct route via Bloor Street West
- Easy connection from Parkside Drive
- Ample free parking (over 50 spots)
- Safe drop-off area
Frequently Asked Questions About Kids Art Classes in Toronto
How many students are in each class?
We keep a maximum of 6 students per class. This small group size ensures each child receives individual attention from their instructor while still benefiting from the social and collaborative aspects of learning with peers.
What age groups do you offer?
We run two programs: Junior Artists for ages 5–8 and Senior Artists for ages 8–12. Projects and teaching methods are tailored to each age group — younger children focus on fundamentals and creative exploration, while older students work on more advanced techniques and concepts.
What art mediums do kids work with?
Students explore drawing (graphite, charcoal, pastels, coloured pencils), painting (acrylics, watercolour), mixed media, collage, sculpture, and digital art on iPads. The curriculum rotates through different mediums so children develop a well-rounded set of skills.
Can my child join a class mid-term?
Yes. Our curriculum is designed so that new students can integrate smoothly at any point. Each class builds individual skills while contributing to overall artistic development, so there’s no need to wait for a new session to begin.
Do you coordinate with school schedules?
Our class times work around Toronto school schedules. We offer after-school time slots on weekdays and Saturday morning options. Classes run from September through June during the school year.
How do you handle different skill levels in the same group?
Our small class size allows instructors to adapt guidance for each child individually. Projects are designed with flexibility — every student works on the same theme but at a level of complexity that matches their abilities. This keeps everyone challenged and engaged.
How do I get to your studio from Toronto?
Take TTC Line 2 (Bloor-Danforth) westbound to Kipling Station — our studio is a 10-minute walk or quick bus ride south to The East Mall. By car, take the Gardiner Expressway to Highway 427 North; the drive from most Toronto neighbourhoods is 15–25 minutes with free parking on-site.
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Start Your Child’s Art Classes in Toronto Today
Book a $35 trial class and let your child experience our creative, hands-on approach firsthand. They’ll try different mediums, meet their instructor, and see what it’s like to learn in our small-group studio — all materials included.