Come to the best Christmas Eve party fun at your house this year with Santa and his festive friends broadcasting LIVE in to your living room to bring amazing festive fun to your kids at home.

A film screening about a young boy and a girl with a magic crystal who must race against pirates to find the legendary floating castle.

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

Blink. Blink again. What do you see? Day by day your world is filling up with colour, little one. Reds and blues, yellows and greens. Twinkling lights that glisten and gleam. Your reflection is staring back at you. Wide eyed and full of hope. Mirrors, lights, colours and sounds. The world is your Kaleidoscope.

February Half Term We have plenty of things to do for kids this half term, including free family trails, as well as the chance to explore our favourite toys, sweets and household goods for the past 150 years. The perfect opportunity to get the whole family talking!

We are London’s Premier French club for children Our unique devised immersion programmes will give your child a fantastic headstart, and launch them on a wonderful journey to bilingualism. Highly recommended by BBC, Daily Telegraph, Daily Express, and Time Out.

It's January, the month of the new year's resolutions and, of course, the birthday of the king of comedy: Jim Carrey. To celebrate, we'll be screening a retrospective film series in ode to Jim's life on the big screen.

Daily parade!

The Grant Museum is a natural history collection covering the entire animal kingdom, including many rare and extinct specimens.

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

Sparks filmmaking classes for children and teenagers help to boost confidence, develop skills and inspire creativity. We help young filmmakers to discover a passion for filmmaking and nurture their unique creative interest.

Young James is orphaned and sent to live with his horrible aunts. A strange series of events lead to him befriending a group of entertaining, musical insects who live inside a giant peach and, with his dream of visiting New York City, they set off on adventures galore. This quirky and magical film is directed by Henry Selick (The Nightmare Before Christmas, Coraline).

Have a messy time learning how to make Winnie the Pooh-inspired stop-motion animations! by British Film Institute