- Improve creativity - Improve focus - Reduces stress

Every Sunday throughout the exhibitions, families are invited to drop-in to the Drawing Studio and gallery spaces to take part in free, creative and fun activities led by our Family Artist-in-Residence, Emily Stapleton-Jefferis.

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.

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.

A fun and entertaining activity for your little ones to discover imagination through chocolate.

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

Join us for regular weekend family workshops, where we invite families to be creative and learn together, alongside artists, illustrators and designers.

Learning new crafts like Sand Crafts, Paper Crafts, 3D Pictures and Mosaic. Our list is long so they will never get bored and there’s something to suit all kinds of creative tastes and budding makers. ▲ details

​"Every child is and artist, the problem is how to remain an artist once we grow up." Pablo Picasso

KEY WORDS, PRODUCED AND DEVISED BY TURTLE KEY ARTS, IS A SERIES OF PLAYWRITING WORKSHOPS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE WITH DYSLEXIA, RUN IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE ROYAL COURT THEATRE AND WEST LONDON SCHOOLS.

We have pottery classes for children and classes aimed at adults. The sessions are run on a drop in basis and there is no need to book.