
 Children will be taken through the exhibition by our fully trained teacher-lecturers and will be shown a selection of key artworks, which they will imaginatively discuss and interpret. Following their tour, they will make their own artwork based upon the exhibition and its themes. Note: the workshop for 5–8 year olds is not a week-long workshop; it is repeated daily. Leisure and colour painting workshops 4–8 January 2010 (Mon–Fri) Focus on Rupert Bunny's vibrant colour to create your own playful paintings. 5–8 year olds (Mon–Fri) 10.30am–12noon $25 9–13 year olds (Wed) 2–4pm $30 Family: 1 adult and 1 child 3–5 years (Thu) 2–3pm $25 Indian Summer decorative art workshops 11–15 January 2010 (Mon–Fri) Use plants, flowers and animals to create an artwork inspired by the maharaja's garden 5–8 year olds (Mon–Fri) 10.30am – 12noon $25 9–13 year olds (Wed ) 2–4pm $30 Family: 1 adult and 1 child 3–5 years (Thu) 2–3pm $25 Gifted and talented: 9–13 year olds (Fri) 2–4pm $30 BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL |  | 
 Postcards from Paris musical cabaret Mon 11 – Fri 15 January 2010 11.30am Sun 17 January 2010 2.30pm Postcard-sized stories from early 20th-century France told through music, circus and dance with Kush Cabaret. Get in tune with Bunny Mon 18 – Fri 22 January 2010 11.30am Sun 24 January 2010 2.30pm Songs and dance with acoustic trio My Sauce Good playing French swing, folksongs and bohemian jazz tunes from the 1920s onwards for children and the young at heart. Image: Kush Cabaret |  | 
 Indian dance performances 5, 6, 7, 12, 13, 14, 19, 20, 21 January 2010 (Tue, Wed, Thu) 1.30pm Journey into cosmic realms to meet the Hindu deities with Lingalayam. Each week discover a different deity through classical and folk dance, music and stories Dancing Ganesha 5–7 January 2010 Shiva the cosmic dancer and hist two consorts 12–14 January 2010 Krishna in his infinite incarnations 19–21 January 2010 Image: Lingalayam |