Canela Art Studio occupies a bright corner spot on Innere Wiener Straße in Haidhausen, running art instruction for toddlers, kids, teenagers and adults inside one working creative space. It’s built a 5-star reputation among Munich families for a mix of structured skill-building and genuine artistic freedom.
Walk in and you’ll find a studio set up for actual making, not just looking: worktables, shelves of supplies, and walls that rotate through student and guest work. The 2025–2026 course calendar covers ongoing classes in drawing, painting and mixed media, pitched to different age brackets so a five-year-old and a working professional can both find a session that fits. Outside term time, the studio runs holiday camps for kids, plus yoga sessions and workshops that open the room to outside instructors and visiting artists. Private bookings—birthdays, team sessions, longer creative projects—fill the remaining calendar slots, and the studio has used events like Munich Jewelry Week to host pop-up exhibitions under its “Re-Imagine” sustainability project (source: [Canela Art Studio](https://www.canelaartstudio.com/)).
Visitor Highlights & Practical Info
Registration for seasonal courses opens well before term starts, so check the studio’s Facebook page or site early if you want a children’s weekly slot (source: [Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/canelaartstudio/)). For one-off visits, workshops and pop-up events listed on Rausgegangen are the easiest entry point (source: [Rausgegangen](https://rausgegangen.de/en/organizations/canela-art-studio-1/)). Haidhausen’s Wiener Platz and the surrounding cafes make a comfortable base before or after a class.
