We enjoy working with children because their curiosity and sense of wonder are a great starting point for discovering history and art. That’s why, in collaboration with public institutions, libraries, schools, and other associations, we organize workshops specifically designed for them.
They are simple but meaningful moments, where children discover that just around the corner from home there may be churches, buildings, and traces of the past telling fascinating stories — often from the Middle Ages. We use storytelling, games, drawings, crafts, and small guided tours to show that history isn’t something distant or boring, but something close and relevant to us.
We always try to adapt the workshops to the age of the participants and the context. Sometimes we run them inside schools, other times out in the local area or in libraries. Every occasion is a good opportunity to share, in a simple and engaging way, the historical and artistic heritage around us — especially from the medieval and Romanesque period, which is at the heart of our work.
