Summer Sessions
Little artists.
Big feelings.
Welcome to Little&Loud! We are a place for kids to come to — outside their home and school — to make art, some mess, have fun, and talk about what's going on inside. No rules, just creating whatever feels right!
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MakeMessExpress
Art is a language
It's
expression.
Sometimes it's really hard to explain how you're feeling. But drawing or painting can make it easier to start.
At Little&Loud, we make art and talk at the same time. We discuss how we're feeling, what's on our minds, and why we picked certain colours or shapes or ideas.
Sometimes what you make just depends on your mood that day. If you're feeling stressed, you might spend the whole time scribbling across a page just to get it out. When you're feeling calm, maybe you pick up watercolours and take your time.
It's about letting whatever you're feeling come through in
whatever you make.
Free to create
Follow your thoughts.
It’s different here. There’s no picture to copy and no right or wrong way to do things. You just come as you, try something new, and see where your thoughts take you.
Ideas can change, feelings can change... and so can what ends up on the page :)
It doesn’t have to be perfect. It just has to be yours. And somewhere along the way, confidence kind of grows too.
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2026 Classes
Create with us.
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Want something more personal? I also do private sessions — just ask!
Parent Experiences
In Their Words.
“Myra has a unique ability to connect with children. My two little girls adore her.” — Lori A.
“Little&Loud is the only class my 5-year-old daughter happily goes to without a fuss.” — Lina K.
“I enjoy when my son comes home, shows me what he made in class so proudly.” — Asha S.
“Myra is one of those rare, kind, empathetic young girls who connects with hearts and listens with compassion!” — Adela L.
“Little&Loud has helped my son's confidence when he was teased in school for not speaking and being shy. I see a positive change in him.” — Maria R.