Final Saturday of every month* FAMILY SATURDAYS Price: FREE

Children are encouraged to use their own imaginations, as well as being given stimulating ideas for projects involving different techniques.

Artist Raju Rage brings their studio to Tate and invites you to explore everyday objects, sculpture and performance.

Clapham Pottery is a busy self-funding and not-for-profit community pottery, offering pottery classes for all ages and all abilities.

February Half Term Family Fun at the River and Rowing Museum

A sewing workshop for the kids to build on their expertise and creativity.

Free events and workshops for children, young people and families in your library.

Creative Architectural workshops for primary school aged children, including a personal female chauffeur with OneLane to get the participant(s) to & from the workshop. Maybe you are a designer in a making...  Archimake teaches the basics of design in fun way, exploring various techniques, materials and structures. So if you ever wondered how to build the Eiffel Tower? How bridges work? How to build the tallest building? What makes structures stable? Join us at Archimake to be inspired! We are passionate about making things and would like to share our creative skills and architectural knowledge. We have developed a series of bespoke curriculum supporting workshops, exploring Architecture and STEM subjects designed for primary school children.

A colourful celebration of India's vibrant plants and culture.

Learn to master some of the techniques of oil painting as you discover why this versatile medium has been a favorite choice for many artists over the centuries. This course has been specially designed for younger students who will spend a week working alongside a practicing artist to learn the techniques and experiment with new processes...

Where does inspiration come from? How do artists and designers arrive at successful ideas? This intensive one-week course takes each individual student on a creative journey from initial idea to a portfolio of interconnected works in different media. Starting with group activities, research and experimentation you will learn to be open and attentive to the world around you and the value of chance encounters. We offer you a supportive and dynamic environment where you can develop your individual creative potential.

Smriti Prasadam-Halls & Robert Starling: The Little Island

Course: Capturing Nature and Wildlife

Take the stress out of planning party entertainment and let Trinket’s Kids do the work! A creative and fun activity for kids aged 6 to teens…

Perfume Making in London This a totally unique experience just like you, blend, smell and enjoy your London birthday party with friends making your own bespoke perfume!

The Cartoon Museum re-launched at 63 Wells Street on 1st July 2019! The design vision for the museum was led by Sam Jacob Studio, who used the language of cartoons and comics as inspiration for the new architecture.

Buy food, crafts, and more at this event. Celebrates the skills of Welsh companies.

Clapham Pottery is a busy self-funding and not-for-profit community pottery, offering pottery classes for all ages and all abilities.

where kids create masterpieces!

Our Grow-Make-Eat children’s club inspire and excite young minds through hands on cooking activities using organic whole ingredients. Each session the group will be guided to work together to make small dishes and bites that give them ownership and confidence to try at home. Of course they will get to share their creations with their new friends and parents. All clubs are drop off and include organic dishes that the children prepare and share with friends and family.

- Improve creativity - Improve focus - Reduces stress

This February half term, join us for this creative architecture workshop for children aged 6 to 10. Over two days, we will imagine that our society has left Earth and relocated to live…on the moon. We’ll research, design and build a new world for people to live in, making sure that it caters to the needs of humankind.

If you are looking for an exciting, challenging and most of all fun place for a child to be for the summer, then we have the perfect solution! Since 1982 we have been running our week long summer adventure camps for unaccompanied children. Many of the children come back year after year, forming friendships that last for years. A week at Mill on the Brue's summer adventure camp gives everyone the opportunity to have an enormous amount of fun, learn new skills and make great friends. “Thank you all for giving Tabby the most brilliant week – she had an amazing time, met some great kids by the sound of it. I was delighted by the amount of mud that she brought home…the perfect antidote to her usual busy life. Many thanks again, we’ll definitely be booking for next year.”

We believe in the power of first hand experiences. Our sleep away camps provide a unique opportunity for school groups to celebrate the natural world through arts and crafts, music, theatre and whole food adventures.

What you can do A chance for parents and children to learn circus skills and play games together. Develop skills in hand and eye coordination, balance and creativity through interactive storytelling, balancing and juggling.