A playful workshop for children and families where sound, movement, and clay come together. Participants co-create an evolving sensory landscape through music, touch, and imagination. Using repurposed bottles, participants will build a water xylophone that can be played by many at once, changing its soundscape by adding or removing water. Come and play with Geta!

This workshop is presented by GETA, a grassroots non-profit organization that creates inclusive community spaces through art, workshops, and social gatherings, fostering collaboration between local and international artists and supporting cross-cultural connection. The workshop is facilitated by Natalia Duarte Jeremías and Yi Jen Chang.

Attention! Bring clothes for change or clothes that may get dirty.