Learn how to make a 3D horse's head and use spray paints and paint pens to decorate under the guidance of street artist Kev Parker at the National Horseracing Museum.
Suitable for ages 8+.
This event is drop in and FREE with museum admission.
For more information, visit the National Horseracing Museum website.
This event is part of Summer at the Museums 2026.
Create colourful horses and make a mosaic to take home with equine artist, Nichola Eddery at the National Horseracing Museum.
This event is drop in and FREE with museum admission.
For more information, visit the National Horseracing Museum website.
This event is part of Summer at the Museums 2026.
Create perfect prints using gelli plates, paint and lots of imagination at the National Horseracing Museum.
This event is drop in and FREE with museum admission.
For more information, visit the National Horseracing Museum website.
This event is part of Summer at the Museums 2026.
Come along to the National Horseracing Museum and learn how to create a screen printed t-shirt using your own design with textile artist, Ricki Oultis.
This event is drop in and FREE with museum admission.
For more information, visit the National Horseracing Museum website.
This event is part of Summer at the Museums 2026.
Join the National Horseracing Museum for a lovely session, creating equine themed mini sculptures and reliefs from clay.
This event is drop in and FREE with museum admission.
For more information, visit the National Horseracing Museum website.
This event is part of Summer at the Museums 2026.
Make and create your very own sock hobby horse with Newmarket Community Arts.
All materials will be provided, but if you would like to bring your own special sock to use, you are most welcome.
This event is drop in and FREE with museum admission.
For more information, visit the National Horseracing Museum website.
This event is part of Summer at the Museums 2026.
Your creations will be inspired by the Handpicked: Painting Flowers exhibition and artworks and objects on display in the Kettle’s Yard house, resulting in new and unique floral artworks to take home.
During the session we will briefly visit both the exhibition and house. We will be using clay, plaster and trying some fun printmaking methods.
Inspired by Japanese artist Kenji Umeda, the session will move between drawing, making and looking. Using simple materials and a playful approach, participants will explore how a line can become a structure, a sculpture can become a drawing, and how small forms can hold surprising ideas.
Participants will leave with drawings, sculptures, and a new way of seeing the relationship between them.
Explore the Kettle’s Yard house and current exhibition Handpicked: Painting Flowers from 1900 to Today, discovering how different artists express themselves through their paintings. Join artist Damaris in the Clore Learning Studio and get expressive using charcoal mark-making and acrylic paints.
Step into the Play Pavilion on the museum's front lawn - an imagination playground inspired by our Frank Bowling exhibition and bursting with creative possibilities. Designed for families and children under 10, explore, invent, and play together – let your imagination run wild all summer long, rain or shine!
Drop in anytime between 12pm and 3pm. Open Tuesday – Sunday & Bank Holiday Monday.
This event is part of Summer at the Museums 2026.
