Creativity is a way of life, not just a piece of artwork. This is the sentiment that underscores Vivid Vibrations, a company that sets out to provide children and adults with inspiring opportunities to try out new ideas and ways of thinking.
Its founder and creativity director, Tamara Norris, feels it's important for everyone to let loose once in a while. 'Having fun, playing, painting, dancing and singing are all great ways to release the stresses of a daily routine,' she says.
Vivid Vibrations' instructors specialise in creative programming, including elements of music, art and drama, and are trained and experienced teachers of English as a Second Language (ESL).
First and foremost, according to Norris, the aim behind her group's activites is for participants to have fun and to get messy regardless of their age.
Vivid Vibrations offers a wide range of activities to join, such as 'Little Crafters' - weekly arts and crafts groups for pre-schoolers, namely, children aged three- to five-years-old.
'These sessions are designed to enhance social skills, strengthen fine motor skills, promote creative expression, as well as help to prepare young children for a classroom setting,' Norris explains.