Animal Drawing in the Evening

NMBE Tierzeichnen 9816
This event is available in
German
For everyone who loves to draw and wants to get even better at it. A drawing and painting workshop for all ages, from beginners to experienced artists.
We’ll try out various painting and drawing techniques that produce great results and are really fun. Sometimes we’ll use pencil and paper, other times paints or natural materials. We’ll also provide practical tips and individual guidance for any drawing challenges.
CHF 25.00 regular price, CHF 20.00 reduced price (AHV, IV, students, KulturLegi), CHF 10.00 for children
Adresse
Bernastrasse 15
3005
Bern
+41 31 350 71 11
Tarif
Paid entry
20
CHF
Rate for holders of the Museums-PASS-Musées only.
Dates
On 21 October 2026
Wednesday: 18:00-20:00
On 16 December 2026
Wednesday: 18:00-20:00
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