
Arts and crafts
Sewing, modelling, felting, drawing, weaving, braiding, knitting and more. Our makers help children choose materials and bring their own ideas to life.
It’s not always quiet here. There may be sawdust on the floor, someone might be remaking their project for the third time, and someone else has dreamt up an idea with no instructions yet. That’s fine. That’s what creativity looks like.
You choose the time.
Attention for every child.
At 3–4, let’s give it a try. We’ll discuss it when you book.
Just like the grown-ups.
Different interests, new skills.

A tiny detail can take an enormous effort. Even if a child didn’t make the whole thing alone, their contribution matters. “What did you actually make yourself?” can leave them discouraged. Try asking: “Will you tell me how you made it?”
1 500 ₽
1 hour to discover the workshop
3 000 ₽
2 hours in the workshop
20 000 ₽
8 sessions of 2 hours
Families with three or more children receive 10% off a pass. Passes are valid for three months from the first session; that first visit counts towards the pass. Unused sessions expire at the end of that period.
Single sessions can be paid for through YClients. At TSEH, we accept cards and cash.
Sessions with Elena Sharapova. Prices depend on the session length:
Payment is made after the session, based on its actual length. Elena works as an independent self-employed tutor and issues her own payment receipts.
Good ideas
are priceless,
but our prices
are easy to understand.

We’ll show you around TSEH: the workshops, drinking water and toilets. We’ll choose something to make together. Already have an idea? Let’s start there. All materials are included.
For any reason, at no extra charge. Your session won’t be lost when you reschedule — just let us know as soon as you realise you can’t come.
Usually, yes — if the maker is there and a place is available. It’s best to plan on the workshop you booked. But we know children’s ideas sometimes take their own route.
Teachers, makers and enthusiasts who love what they do and know how to work with children
Yandex Maps ↗I wholeheartedly recommend this place! We first noticed it when my son was eight months old. Passing by, I watched the children at work. Now both my sons go once a week and love it! They invent their own projects every time, and Evgeny helps make them happen. Woodworking, modelling, crafts, drawing and painting, sewing, knitting and much more.
Sessions last two hours; open every day.
Yandex Maps ↗One of our family’s favourite places to spend time!
Being able to make something yourself in a welcoming woodworking workshop is wonderful.
Zhenya, who runs TSEH, connects with children so easily and quickly.
They enjoy being with him and always look forward to coming back.
We also celebrated our son’s birthday here. The children loved it!
The programme is interesting and varied, and the space is cosy and intimate, with a separate area for parents to sit and chat. We ordered food delivery. Everything was very convenient!
Yandex Maps ↗We visited this wonderful place today: my 13-year-old son tried woodworking and my four-year-old daughter did arts and crafts. He made a boat; she made a little soft hedgehog. Now they’re asking when we can come back! Thank you to Evgeny and the young woman running the creative workshop (sadly, I didn’t catch her name). Such a lovely, welcoming place.

Of course! Our makers explain how to use tools and materials and help whenever something proves tricky.
We don’t have fixed groups: children book a time that suits them. Up to six can attend arts and crafts at once, three woodworking and three engineering.
Groups are small and change from session to session. Sometimes a child works one-to-one with a teacher and gets their full attention. With other children, there’s a chance to meet, talk and exchange ideas. Meeting different children and makers helps build social skills and independence.
We usually welcome children from age five. Some are ready at three or four — we can discuss this when you book.
Two hours gives children time to settle in and make something. If they get tired, we can take a break — we follow how they feel.
Yes, you can go about your day during the session. There are cafés, restaurants and cinemas nearby.
No tools or materials are needed. You may want to bring indoor shoes and a snack for your child.
We’re open every day from 10:00 to 19:00. Please book in advance: our timetable is planned around bookings. You can book through our online timetable. For help, message Evgeny through any messenger or by SMS: +7 (925) 859‑05‑26. Replies on Max may be delayed.
It’s best to book in advance: our online timetable shows sessions starting in at least two hours. If you’d like to come sooner or are already nearby, please call first. We’ll check whether we can welcome your child: a session without a booking isn’t always possible.
Watch out: after a visit,
your child may want
a workshop at home