This paper deals with the subject of art activities inspired by natural science, which were carried out with children at the MUZZA science fair. MUZZA is an association that deals with the organization for the popularization of science, technology, culture, education and sustainable development of society. Through the organization of events such as MUZZA, children are enabled to approach science and technology in an interactive and accessible way and stimulate curiosity and imagination. On 3rd MUZZA science week, one of the participating partners was the Faculty of Teacher Education in Zagreb. Through this event, eight art activities were carried out with children of preschool and school age. They were held under the name "Naturalist's Table" where, in cooperation with professors and students, the environment was shaped like a naturalist's table. The "Naturalist's Table" is presented as a collection of various preparations, samples, accessories and tools designed as incentives for children. Art activities carried out as part of the "Naturalist's Table" include drawing, painting and sculpture art techniques. Art activities are designed in such a way as to enable children and young people to be in direct contact with nature through art. Children are provided with tactile, visual and audio stimuli in order to make them more interested in natural history and natural sciences, and encourage them to create art. From the very beginning, fine art has been inspired by elements from nature, which we can see in numerous artists and thus it stands out that nature and natural sciences are an important factor in fine art creation.