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Get to know Römer 52
My name is Sophie, I am an artist and workshop leader out of enthusiasm for being creative. Even as a child, I loved drawing, painting and designing — this creative curiosity still accompanies me today.
With Römer 52, I've created a place that focuses on exactly that: getting creative together, trying out new things and simply clearing your mind. What began with summer courses for children has now become a colorful range of workshops for all ages — from individual courses to group events.
Location
The creative workshop is located at Römerstraße 52 in the south of Stuttgart — somewhat hidden in the backyard of a charming old building. Large windows, bright rooms and a pleasant, open atmosphere make the place a feel-good space for creative processes.
Our workshop is equipped with a small tea kitchen, a wide variety of materials and hand machines, as well as everything a creative heart could possibly desire — from paints and papers to wood, tools and much more. In summer, the green outdoor area invites you to take a deep breath, take a break or work outdoors.
The location can accommodate up to 10 people.
Classes & events
Our courses cover a wide range of creative techniques — from drawing, painting and collage to sculptural design and working with wood and mixed media.
What makes our workshops special: This is not about perfection, but about the joy of doing, discovering and trying out. Whether you're a beginner or an advanced user — everyone is welcome. With clear impulses, plenty of room for individuality and a pleasant atmosphere, every creative meeting becomes a small highlight in everyday life.
Team events & private parties
Whether it's a children's birthday party, a team event or a creative group of friends — at Römer 52, every occasion is a special experience.
I respond individually to the wishes and ideas of the group — be it a specific topic, suitable material or the time frame. A children's birthday party is, of course, completely different from a relaxed JGA with prosecco and brushes — but all events have one thing in common: the creative connection, the joint creation and the special cooperation.
