What they do
Jungle Arts is an art studio and playroom where messy sensory exploration is part of the experience. Its workshops give children room to experiment with their own ideas, with private parties offered separately.
What we thought
- Messy sensory art
- Tsim Sha Tsui
- 5 children
- English
Lots of room for messy, child-led play, with teachers nearby to show us another way to try things.
What the session was like
- Opening circle and story time
- Free play across messy sensory stations
- Spaghetti painting and a stone-and-crab-claw dig
- Water treasure play and wall painting
- Washing toy ducks in “muddy” water
What we loved
- A large classroom and enough variety to follow our child’s interests
What we noticed
- Teachers demonstrated and offered support without moving everyone through the stations together
- Children could choose how long to stay with each activity
Worth knowing
- Adults stayed throughout. There was a lift, though we found it easy to miss
- Opposite Harbour City, useful for food or errands afterwards
In conversation with Jungle Arts
“Hear more yeses”
Vivian from Jungle Arts tells us why getting it wrong is the point
With Vivian
Locations
Tsim Sha Tsui – Hanley House
Kowloon City
2/F, Hanley House, 68-80 Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui
DirectionsFacilities
Tsim Sha Tsui – Hanley House
- Lift
- Step-free / wheelchair access
- Toilets
Policies
Refunds
Non-refundable
Non-refundable
bulb, Business Registration 41624592
Hong Kong