This summer is the Season of Wellbeing at the Museum of Cambridge, and they're kicking things off with a unique and engaging craft activity for the whole family. Make a miniature version of yourself using a wide range of materials, reflect on how you would represent yourself on a small scale and learn to appreciate the little things that make you individual.
This drop-in craft runs from 11am to 4pm on 24 July 2024 in the Enid Porter Room at the Museum of Cambridge.
It is completely FREE, so pop in and get crafting!
This summer Ely Museum is going back to nature with some awesome crafts inspired by the natural world.
Join the museum each week from 1 August - 22 August:
1 August - Insects
8 August - Wild flowers
15 August - Eco-crafts
22 August - Bees
Drop-in anytime between 10:30am-1pm. This activity is suitable for children aged 5 and above.
Tickets are £3 per child plus your usual admission ticket or annual pass.
This summer Ely Museum is going back to nature with some awesome crafts inspired by the natural world.
Join the museum each week from 1 August - 22 August:
1 August - Insects
8 August - Wild flowers
15 August - Eco-crafts
22 August - Bees
Drop-in anytime between 10:30am-1pm. This activity is suitable for children aged 5 and above.
Tickets are £3 per child plus your usual admission ticket or annual pass.
This summer Ely Museum is going back to nature with some awesome crafts inspired by the natural world.
Join the museum each week from 1 August - 22 August:
1 August - Insects
8 August - Wild flowers
15 August - Eco-crafts
22 August - Bees
Drop-in anytime between 10:30am-1pm. This activity is suitable for children aged 5 and above.
Tickets are £3 per child plus your usual admission ticket or annual pass.
This summer Ely Museum is going back to nature with some awesome crafts inspired by the natural world.
Join the museum each week from 1 August - 22 August:
1 August - Insects
8 August - Wild flowers
15 August - Eco-crafts
22 August - Bees
Drop-in anytime between 10:30am-1pm. This activity is suitable for children aged 5 and above.
Tickets are £3 per child plus your usual admission ticket or annual pass.
Arm yourself for back-to-school shopping with an afternoon of ancient Greek shield-making.
Drop in to the museum for a relaxed afternoon of arts and crafts, as we teach you to make your very own Greek shield and helmet. Then take our trail to learn how the ancient Greeks fought for their city state, and discover what it took to become fearsome hoplite soldier.
This event is part of Summer at the Museums.
On your marks, get set, go! Join us for a jam-packed afternoon of activities and crafts fit for an Olympian.
Discover the ancient origins of everyone’s favourite summer sporting event, and get the low down on what it was like to compete over 2000 years ago. The Great Greek Olympic Games will get your mind racing as we test your knowledge of ancient sport and let your imagination run wild designing your very own Olympic games
So do you have what it takes to be a champion in the ancient Greek Olympics?
Rome wasn't built in a day, but how much can you build in two weeks?
This summer, we’re transforming the Cast Gallery into a Roman city, and we need your help. Drop into the Museum and make your mark on our ancient landscape by creating your own building. You can even come multiple times and watch how the city builds up over time.
How will you contribute to our growing city? Will you add a theatre? A temple? A sewer system? Or something else entirely? And what do your citizens need in order to thrive in your city? Ponder all that and more as you craft our cityscape.
There’s magic in the air this summer!
The ancient world was filled with mystical secrets, magic and curses. Discover these secrets for yourself over a magical afternoon at the Museum of Classical Archaeology. Just drop in and craft spells, create your own curse tablet and even try your hand at ancient fortune-telling.
Will you uncover lost spells from the past or learn the secret to seeing the future? (But be warned, not all prophesies have happy endings…)
This event is part of Summer at the Museums.
There’s magic in the air this summer!
The ancient world was filled with mystical secrets, prophesies and curses. Discover these secrets for yourself over a magical afternoon at the Museum of Classical Archaeology. Just drop in and craft spells, create your own curse tablet and even try your hand at ancient fortune-telling.
Will you uncover lost spells from the past or learn the secret to seeing the future? (But be warned, not all prophesies have happy endings…)
