Did you ever wish you could be a child again? How easy was everything back then? You could just hang out with your friends and play, explore the world around you and discover new things every day. Life was just a happy playground where you could be curious and go on constant explorations.

Now you can re-discover your inner child. Lifegarten - Play Time is an afternoon filled with fun, silliness and creativity that gets you out of your daily routine. It’s a kindergarten for adults. A space where you can be yourself again. By engaging in a playful manner you will unleash your creativity, form connections, and see things from a new perspective. Regaining your curiosity will enable you to be more innovative.

During Play Time we play games and make-believe, go on curiosity walks, do arts and crafts, tell and make up stories, make new friends, be silly and have fun. Come along and see the world with children’s eyes again.

This month, Zac Stavrodromy will invite us to rediscover the liberating perspective of our ‘inner child’ by creating a chimera avatar. The metaphor of the chimera, or 3 partimaginary animal, gathers insights from our head ( creativity), heart ( connectivity) and gut (a call to action). We aim to explore our embodied chimera when these 3 areas of intelligence align to rediscover courage within. This enables us to navigate new social and emotional landscapes that challenge us in our everyday lives.

Each Play Time session will be limited to 20 kidults, so make sure to you get your ticket in advance. We will provide you the exact venue address via email as soon as you sign up.

For more information sign up for the facebook event and check out lifegarten.com or our facebook page.

About Zac Stavrodromy

As a child, Zac dreamt of being an astronaut with a deep desire to explore the stars
and the planets. Formally trained as an artist, Zac draws upon his passion,
knowledge and experience in art, music, nature and archetypal mythology. Zac’s
creative thinking facilitation helps others develop their capacity for transmutation
whilst exploring their inner space as ‘pyschonauts’. Zac’s unique embodied practise
deepens the connection between conscious self and the emotional body by
combining archetypal stories, imagination, openness, courage, music, drawing,
writing, dance and play.