Kids’ parties
Birthday parties include structured activities, take-home creations and an Expression Room that lets children paint freely.
Mirdif
Medaf Studio is a community art space in Mirdif where kids and adults can paint, join workshops and try hands-on experiences such as resin art. It is also used for children’s birthday parties, with a relaxed, creative setting and activities designed to keep young guests involved.
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Birthday parties include structured activities, take-home creations and an Expression Room that lets children paint freely.
The Expression Room lets children paint on walls and floors without the usual restrictions, making it a memorable activity.
Resin workshops suit first-timers, with staff guiding participants through each step rather than assuming prior experience.
Reviews repeatedly describe the staff as approachable, friendly and helpful during children’s activities and workshops.
Children’s classes have helped participants learn different techniques, while adults can also join art sessions and workshops.
One birthday-party review found parking directly in front of the studio, with cafés, food outlets and Spinneys nearby.
Children can leave with the artwork they made during party activities, giving the session a tangible finish.
Check access. Contact the studio before visiting to confirm it is not reserved; one visitor found the closure missing from the website and Instagram.
Ask canvas rules. If sharing small canvases matters, confirm the splitting policy before paying, as one group reported inconsistent treatment.
Use front parking. For easier arrival, look for parking directly in front of the studio rather than going underground.
Allow time. Plan roughly two to three hours if you want a fuller visit rather than expecting a quick activity.
Check supplies. If colour choice or brush condition matters, ask what is currently available before starting your painting session.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Tue | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Wed | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Thu | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Fri | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Sat | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Sun | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
A children’s party activity that kept guests focused before they moved on to the Expression Room.
A colourful activity room that one visitor called the best part of the experience, although another review raised cleaning concerns.
A group was told small canvases could not be split, while another group was allowed to split them.
One visitor found the studio reserved and inaccessible without that closure being mentioned on the website or Instagram.
A visitor found only primary colours available and felt the selection did not justify the price.
One review raised concerns that the brushes were not clean and needed replacing or washing.
One parent found the Expression Room poor value, despite other families enjoying it.
The Bottom Line
Medaf Studio is a community art space in Mirdif for children, adults, families and groups. You can paint a canvas, join a resin workshop or book a children’s birthday party. The party format has included painting on concrete followed by the Expression Room, where children can paint on walls and floors, then take their creations home.
The studio’s main strength is its welcoming, hands-on atmosphere. Reviews describe staff as friendly and supportive, including during resin workshops for complete beginners. Children’s classes have taught different techniques, and several families say their children regularly enjoy returning.
A café is also mentioned as a comfortable place to have a latte while painting or taking a break. There are a few practical checks worth making first. Confirm availability before setting out: one visitor arrived to find the studio reserved, with no notice on the website or Instagram.
Ask about current canvas-sharing rules, colours and brush cleanliness, since reviews mention inconsistent splitting rules, limited colours and unclean brushes. For parties, parking directly in front is reportedly easier than underground parking. One customer reported a starting price of 70dhs per canvas, but treat that as an older customer-reported price rather than a current rate.