Welcome to Marabouparken’s children’s activity the Monster Club! On Sundays and holidays, children from the age of 6 can investigate different artistic techniques, materials and experimental processes. The Monster Club is supervised by professional artists and experienced art educators. Our clubs are based on a special interest in man’s relationship with nature, but are also put in relation to ongoing exhibitions. We ask ourselves questions such as: what is art? What is nature? How does our inner world relate to our outer world? Come and help us answer those questions!
The Monster Club
Sundays 13.00–15.00
No prior experience needed!
Limited spots available – come early!
SEK 50/session.
For ages 6 and up.
Wear clothes you don’t mind getting messy
AUTUMN 2026
6 September kl 13.00–15.00
The drawing robots are alive
Educator: Johanna de Verdier, artist.
Explore the relationship between electronics and art by building your own machine and drawing robot. We connect motors and pens, build small structures that shake, draw and react. What happens if a robot gets a face? Arms? Do we start to feel differently about it then? Together we become inventors who let curiosity guide the way.
13 September 13.00–15.00
The sculptures language
Educator: Evelina Lindström, artist.
Sculptures can be small and large, compact, hollow, happy and sad. Together we explore the wonderful world of sculptures through different materials. We follow our fantasies and ideas that do not yet have a name. Come and create something that only you can do!
20 September 13.00–15.00
Sound and noise!
Educator: Hugo Hedberg, choreographer and artist
Come and build your own magical sound machine. We make things that makes sound when you touch them, using materials such as cardboard, tape, rubber bands, sticks, metal and plastic. Maybe you create the sound of a quiet rain, an engine or an animal that we have never heard before. A buzz, a click, a scratch. The sound machine comes to life!
27 September 13.00–15.00
The sculptures language
Educator: Evelina Lindström, artist.
Sculptures can be small and large, compact, hollow, happy and sad. Together we explore the wonderful world of sculptures through different materials. We follow our fantasies and ideas that do not yet have a name. Come and create something that only you can do!
4 October 13.00–15.00
Color takes shape
Educator: Hannah Wiker Wikström, artist and filmmaker.
What happens when a painting is translated into sculpture? When something flat suddenly begins to take shape and place in the room. From different materials we create sculptures while answering questions such as; what does the back of the painting look like? What shape does a color have? Come and let your hands knead and cut out the lines and shapes that a pen or brush first created.
25 October 13.00–15.00
The sculptures language
Educator: Evelina Lindström, artist.
Sculptures can be small and large, compact, hollow, happy and sad. Together we explore the wonderful world of sculptures through different materials. We follow our fantasies and ideas that do not yet have a name. Come and create something that only you can do!
1 November 13.00–15.00
Between shadow and fantasy
Educator: Sofia Heinonen, artist
Discover how memories, emotions and movements can take shape in painting. A moment where color, movement and imagination are at the center. We focus on curiosity, finding the joy of creation and the courage to try things out. We let ourselves be surprised and experiment with painting with different brushes and unexpected materials. Maybe a color trail will be the start of a whole new story.
8 November 13.00–15.00
In another world
Educator: Avigal Pommert, textile artist.
During this club we place ourselves in a world underwater. Through mixed techniques and materials, such as fabric, drawing and sculpture, we create animals and other things that we imagine live there. A place for treasures and hidden surprises, reality and fantasy.
15 November 13.00–15.00
The drawing robots are alive
Educator: Johanna de Verdier, artist.
Explore the relationship between electronics and art by building your own machine and drawing robot. We connect motors and pens, build small structures that shake, draw and react. What happens if a robot gets a face? Arms? Do we start to feel differently about it then? Together we become inventors who let curiosity guide the way.
22 November 13.00–15.00
Sound and noise!
Educator: Hugo Hedberg, choreographer and artist
Come and build your own magical sound machine. We make things that makes sound when you touch them, using materials such as cardboard, tape, rubber bands, sticks, metal and plastic. Maybe you create the sound of a quiet rain, an engine or an animal that we have never heard before. A buzz, a click, a scratch. The sound machine comes to life!
29 November 13.00–15.00
Color takes shape
Educator: Hannah Wiker Wikström, artist and filmmaker.
What happens when a painting is translated into sculpture? When something flat suddenly begins to take shape and place in the room. From different materials we create sculptures while answering questions such as; what does the back of the painting look like? What shape does a color have? Come and let your hands knead and cut out the lines and shapes that a pen or brush first created.
6 December 13.00–15.00
Between shadow and fantasy
Educator: Sofia Heinonen, artist
Discover how memories, emotions and movements can take shape in painting. A moment where color, movement and imagination are at the center. We focus on curiosity, finding the joy of creation and the courage to try things out. We let ourselves be surprised and experiment with painting with different brushes and unexpected materials. Maybe a color trail will be the start of a whole new story.
13 December 13.00–15.00
In another world
Educator: Avigal Pommert, textile artist.
During this club we place ourselves in a world underwater. Through mixed techniques and materials, such as fabric, drawing and sculpture, we create animals and other things that we imagine live there. A place for treasures and hidden surprises, reality and fantasy.
The Monster Club is supported by Handelsbanken.
