Get ready for a busy weekend in Milan! This March 14th and 15th, we have fun art workshops, themed hunts for Easter eggs near the city, and several exciting family activities coinciding with the closing of the Milan Cortina 2026 cultural programming. Whether you prefer getting messy with paint or exploring museums, there's something for everyone.
See our top picks
Milan Cortina 2026 Olympic Installation
Triennale Milano
Free art installation exploring sport at the Triennale, closing Sunday.
MUBA Game-Exhibition: Connections
MUBA – Museo dei Bambini Milano
Interactive play exhibit at the Children's Museum (ages 3-8).
Mondrian Family Workshop: Lines and Colors
Cascina Spazio Vivo
Perfectly timed 1-hour art workshop for toddlers (ages 2-4) on Sunday morning.
· March 14
3POLLOCK AND ACTION PAINTING ART WORKSHOP : Kids get to channel their inner Jackson Pollock by dripping, splashing, and dancing color onto a canvas. Forget neat easels; this is about energetic, movement-based painting inspired by Action Painting.It's a hands-on, active art workshop perfect for getting the wiggles out on Saturday afternoon.
FAMILY DINNER & CREATIVE KIT: CASA BI SPECIALE LEONARDO : Enjoy a family dinner where every reservation comes with a free creative kit inspired by Leonardo da Vinci. A perfect way to wind down the weekend with creative fun after eating.It blends dinner time with targeted, Leonardo-themed creative activity for families.
MUBA GAME-EXHIBITION: CONNECTIONS : This interactive exhibit at the Children's Museum helps kids aged 3-8 explore the world and the emotions it sparks through play. You must book your time slot for Saturday!A guaranteed indoor hit at Milan's dedicated children's museum, specifically for the younger set.
· March 15
7MONDRIAN FAMILY WORKSHOP: LINES AND COLORS : A short, colorful workshop perfect for toddlers, exploring Piet Mondrian's geometric style using primary colors and black lines. Grown-ups participate alongside the little ones.It targets the very young (ages 2-4) with a concise, accessible art session on Sunday morning.
: Kids aged 5-10 get to dive into Leonardo da Vinci's world, discovering the materials he used for his inventions and artwork. Expect hands-on exploration of Renaissance genius.It connects directly to the historical context of the city while offering a highly focused hands-on activity for school-aged kids.
: Catch the final day of the Winter Paralympic Games, with Milan hosting the thrilling wheelchair curling competitions. A great opportunity to see world-class sport in action.It’s the closing day of a major international sporting event hosted right in Milan.
ARESE WINTER VILLAGE CLOSINGFREE : The mall’s charming Alpine-themed pop-up village closes today, featuring creative workshops and mountain vibes perfect for a leisurely Sunday outing near Milan.It's the very last day for this temporary winter-themed attraction, offering a relaxed atmosphere.
FREE : Explore sustainability, ethical shopping, and great food at this major fair, which includes workshops, tastings, and activities designed for children focused on recycling and nature.It’s a huge event covering essential topics with dedicated, hands-on labs for kids happening all day Sunday.
MUBA GAME-EXHIBITION: THE CHAMBER OF WONDERS : Explore everyday wonders offered by nature in this exhibit designed for older primary school children. Remember to book your slot for Sunday afternoon!The older cohort (6-11) gets their specialized, wondrous MUBA experience this Sunday.
: A special themed visit at the city aquarium combining an animated story about water and snow with creative activities, tying into the Milan Cortina theme.A fun, educational activity at the city's historic aquarium, specifically themed for the ongoing Olympic excitement.
Also On· anytime this weekend
5: This is the final day for this stunning, immersive experience that takes visitors on a dazzling journey through the universe using interactive lights and sounds.This is the last day to catch this large-scale, highly engaging space exhibit.
: Step into the world of Japanese animation through its food! This immersive exhibit explores the flavors and emotions of beloved anime, perfect for a day indoors.A unique cultural immersion that appeals to families who love anime and Japanese culture.
: Take advantage of the special discounted entry price for families throughout March to explore working models and interactive reconstructions of Leonardo's genius inventions.It’s a classic Milan attraction offering a special deal this weekend, perfect for Saturday morning exploration.
FREE : See vintage graphics, magazines, and posters detailing how winter sports and mountain culture became part of the Italian imagination. This is the last day to see this exhibition!It's one of the last chances to see this free exhibition focused on winter sports culture before it closes Sunday.
FREE : Visit the Triennale for free to see the special installation promoting the upcoming Milan Cortina 2026 games, using art to explore sport. This is the final day for this free installation.It's free, at a major design museum, and closes Sunday, tying into the weekend's Paralympic action.
Frequently Asked Questions
What free kids events are on in Milan this weekend?
This weekend (Mar 14-15) you can visit the free 'Triennale × Milano Cortina 2026' installation and the final day of the free 'L'Italia sulla neve' exhibition at Castello Sforzesco. Admission to the 'Fa' la cosa giusta' sustainability fair is also free with online registration.
Are there any Easter-themed events this weekend?
Yes! The Easter Egg Hunts at Zerbosco are running this weekend (March 14th and 15th), featuring hunts, decorating workshops, and farm animals.
What art workshops are available for kids on Saturday?
On Saturday, March 14th, children aged 5-13 can join the energetic 'Pollock and Action Painting Art Workshop' in UpTown Milano, or try the Yayoi Kusama workshop at Mare Culturale Urbano.
