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.

TaeKwonDo is a martial art that originated in Korea. It uses both hands and feet, although it's particularly well know for kicks.

Charlie Cockroach and Alex the snail invite you to come and meet them and their minibeasts friends at the library.

Enjoy two free workshops at The National Portrait Gallery with your family!

Fun Language Club offers fun and educational Spanish classes through a structured and enjoyable teaching program.

We train the Classical Chinese Martial Arts of White Crane Kung Fu and Suang Yang Tai Chi.

Hugh Styles is the former Olympic gold medalist in sailing for UK and he does now these virtual classes for kids. Zoom meeting with Hugh Styles of coached Virtual Racing in-shore session

The Launch of Oppidan Talks - Free Daily Show Watch the daily show via Zoom.

We have a whole bunch of events for you over the February Half Term. Join us to get hands-on with activities, and spend time in our fantastic Pod experience learning the fundamentals about human health. These events are suitable for children aged 7 – 12 and their families. Book your visit now or scroll down for more information.

Gym activities for your children.

Drama classes taught in sessions for aged 7 - 10 and 11 - 13.

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

Brighten up your winter evenings with a visit to Chiswick House and Gardens, where Lightopia, a brand new immersive and visually dramatic lantern and light festival is transforming the historic property and its grounds. Let the kids explore the unique interactive and immersive installations, destined to create unforgettable memories and provide alternative family fun throughout the festival season.

Inspired by our ever-changing artistic programme, Family Fridays is a new monthly workshop that encourages young children aged 2-4 and their carers to dance together and have fun here at Sadler’s Wells. Led by professional dancers, come along to this unique opportunity designed to start you and the little ones on a dance journey. These sessions will cover a range of dance styles and will encourage co-ordination, creative thinking and social interaction. Suitable for all abilities.

If you’re cutting your teeth as an artist or you’re wondering how to get started, there are loads of opportunities to get involved at the Roundhouse Studios.

The Unit Skatepark is a coummnity skatepark which has been open for over 3 years and comprisies of a 7,500 sqft indoor skatepark and a large proshop attached. We specialise in offering advice in regards to scooter and skate related products and also stock a large range of both. See below for information about opening times, Skate Coaching and about how to get to us.

Drop-in session to create your own creature mobile inspired by the animals and creatures in the manor this February half-term.

High-5 Netball is the only England Netball recommended the version of the game for children in school years 5 and 6 (9 to 11 years). High 5 Netball is a fun, skillful game, where players are able to rotate positions and adapt their skills to play in any position. Along with many other sports, England Netball believes that a modified game at this age group provides the best foundation for young people to develop the physical, social and tactical skills required, in addition to developing knowledge and understanding of the game.

EVERY . BODY . DANCE . That’s our ethos. So we are making it easier than ever to get dancing with our team, by allowing you to do it in the comfort of your own homes! Move back the furniture, shoo away the dog, grab the kids and have fun learning some awesome new Funky Moves with our online dance classes.

Improve your cycling skills with youth sessions at Lee Valley VeloPark

Are you interested in lighting, sound, video, and automation? Are you aged between 14–18? Then our technical theatre workshops could be for you!

Half Moon runs seven good value Youth Theatre groups in East London. They are run by friendly and experienced theatre tutors, there are no auditions, you can see shows at Half Moon and visit other London theatres in addition to your sessions. You can also perform for friends and family on the Half Moon stage at the end of each term

We’ve teamed up with the Council for British Archaeology (CBA), an educational charity, to open west London’s first YAC. The Club gives you a chance to get your hands dirty doing real archaeology — you’ll handle historical artefacts, meet archaeologists and try your hand at traditional crafts. All while gaining skills and making friends!

The Conservatoire is Blackheath's local independent arts centre.

There is clear evidence to demonstrate that children who learn chess perform better in school, have improved calculating ability, are more imaginative, creative, and self-motivated. Did you know that chess and reading are decision-making activities.