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Drewniany konik: An Engaging Children's Horse Workshop at Royal Łazienki Museum

This workshop invites children and guardians to learn about horses and paint unique wooden figures.

The "Drewniany konik" (Wooden Horse) workshop offers a creative and educational experience tailored for young participants and their guardians. Engage in discussions about horse origins, anatomy, and care, led by cultural expert Lidia Butowska. Conclude the session by painting a wooden horse figure, a lasting memento from this special event at Royal Łazienki Museum.

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Exhibition summary

A hippic-plastic workshop for children aged 5-8 and their guardians, focusing on horses. Participants will learn about horses and paint wooden horse figures to take home.

Curatorial context

This workshop, titled 'Drewniany konik' (Wooden Horse), offers a creative and educational experience for children aged 5-8 and their guardians. Taking place on January 17, 2026, from 11:00 to 13:00 at Stajnie Kubickiego, the session will involve discussions about horses, including their origins, anatomy, and needs. Following these discussions, participants will engage in painting wooden horse figures, which they can then take home as a memento. Led by Lidia Butowska, a cultural expert and horse enthusiast, this event is part of the "Łazienki w zachwycie" (Łazienki in admiration) temporary exhibition program. All necessary materials for the artistic activities are provided. Tickets are required for both children and guardians.

Admission and ticket notes

Tickets cost 20 PLN per child and 20 PLN per guardian. Tickets can be purchased at the cash desks in Podchorążówka, Stara Oranżeria, and Stajnie Kubickiego, as well as online. Specific opening hours for ticket sales are provided for the physical locations.

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Royal Łazienki Museum
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Lidia Butowska
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