Top Paros Art & Culture Classes

Learn new skills while making a special personalized souvenir during a half-day marble workshop in Kampos. Your instructor will teach you everything you need to know about the prized local Paros and Naxos marble. They’ll show you the tools and techniques for shaping the marble, and will guide you through creating your own beautiful piece to take home.

Express your creativity during a short watercolor painting workshop in an art gallery in Parikia. Whether you’re a complete beginner or have tried watercolor painting before, your instructor will show you tips and tricks and will demonstrate how to paint two Greek-themed scenes. You’ll receive personalized attention from your instructor as this is a small-group class. Create a unique souvenir inspired by the local environment.

Ceramic art allows us to discover our creative abilities! Contact with clay grounds us and relaxes us while at the same time creating utilitarian or decorative ceramics. By learning the techniques of ceramics in the workshop, we will be able to create any form and shape we desire! You will learn three different techniques of ceramics. The two techniques will be hand building and one on the pottery wheel. The clay, tools, paints and kiln to complete your project are free. For the both stages (biscuit-glazed) will take 8- 15 days. In case you requested shipping The cost is according to the prices of the Greek post office, plus the 20% packaging costs.

Learn new dance skills or practice what you already know during a fun salsa evening in Paros. Whether you’re traveling solo, as a couple, or in a group, this salsa dance class is a great way to meet other travelers and offers a fun alternative to the typical nightclub. Enjoy a dance class in a popular salsa club, then choose to dance the night away, if you like.

Crafting a Cycladic idol figure from recycled materials can be a delightful and eco-friendly way to commemorate your Greek island holiday. These iconic sculptures, with their minimalist style and abstract forms, have inspired artists for millennia. By using items like old cardboard, foil and air dry clay, you can create a unique piece that captures the essence of the Cycladic tradition while also giving new life to materials that would otherwise be waste. It's a creative and sustainable way to bring a piece of your travels back home with you.