DIY Courses, Workshops & City Tours in Munich

Creative Art Workshop, DIY Courses, Wine Tastings, City Tours in Munich

Hand on heart: When was the last time you did something with your hands that wasn't swiping, tapping or scrolling? Exactly. Munich offers you the perfect opportunity to change that, in a way that doesn't feel like a compulsory program, but one of the best evenings you've had in a long time. The city's active and creative scene is surprisingly diverse, and in our calendar of events on Rausgegangen you'll regularly find events and workshops where you can make, create, design and sometimes just get started without knowing what you'll end up with. The AtelierWerkstatt MachWerk is the kind of place that you enter once and then come back to regularly: In the open studio, you can paint, make pottery, print, felt, upcycle and craft in an atmosphere that is neither too serious nor too chaotic, but just right for anyone who wants to be creative without putting themselves under pressure . KUNSTLABOR 2 regularly offers creative workshops for adults, where you can try out a wide range of techniques and materials, from drawing and illustrating to screen printing and three-dimensional design, both indoors and outdoors. Those who prefer to get creative in smaller, studio-like settings are in good hands at the ArtSpace in Zentnerstraße, where regular events such as the ArtBrunch, a combination of a relaxed breakfast and a painting session, prove that creative workshops can also simply be nice and relaxed. Kreativstudio München also offers a wide range of workshops and DIY events, where step-by-step instructions from experienced artists ensure that you can go home with something you can actually be proud of, even if you have no previous experience. For those who prefer a more structured approach, boesner Munich offers regular day courses and workshops in techniques such as watercolor, oil painting, urban sketching and hand lettering, led by professional artists and suitable for all levels. The great thing about active and creative activities is that they allow you to immerse yourself in the city in a completely different way than a concert or museum tour: you get to talk to people you would otherwise never have met, you learn something you couldn't do before and, in the best case scenario, you take something home with you that reminds you that you are indeed creative, you just have to coax it out a little sometimes. Creativity is not a question of talent, but a question of trying things out, and Munich offers plenty of places and events for this. To make sure you don't miss any of them, check our events calendar on Rausgegangen regularly, because the most popular workshops are booked out faster than the paint dries on your first canvas.