Python is everywhere and is one of the world's most popular programming languages. It's also capable of making games, and due to its "readability", is relatively easy to do.
Join this workshop to learn some fundamentals of coding before making your own game.
Age restrictions: 12+
Some experience with coding would be beneficial
Learn about the origins Atari's 1980 arcade game Missile Command before jumping into Scratch development.
Ages 9+
Join Untitled artists Barby Asante, Appau Jnr Boakye-Yiadom, Phoebe Boswell and Kimathi Donkor for an online panel discussion around the key conditions of our time that the artists are looking at right now. The discussion will be chaired by exhibition curator Paul Goodwin.
FREE, booking required
Join Untitled artist Harold Offeh who will be discussing his new film Down at the Twilight Zone with independent curator, writer and researcher Karen Alexander in this online in conversation. The film is available to watch on our website for the duration of the exhibition.
FREE, booking required
Have you ever wondered how you make and fit a horseshoe? Come and see farrier Gavin Moody's shoeing demonstration at the museum.
Gavin Moody has 25 years’ experience as a farrier and has worked with some of horseracing’s most prestigious yards.
For further information and to book tickets in advance visit www.nhrm.co.uk.
Design and make your own beautiful clay tile with real glass tesserae to use as a hanging decoration or a coaster.
Ages 7+
Design and make your own beautiful clay tile with real glass tesserae to use as a hanging decoration or a coaster.
Ages 7+
Breckland lies at the meeting of Suffolk, Norfolk and Cambridgeshire and is unique in Britain in its combination of climate, soil and history. It has the closest approximation we have to a truly Continental climate and wind-blown sands of varying depths over chalk, providing inland habitats for coastal plants and a remarkable flora with species whose main distribution is in central and eastern Europe. The land bears the marks of glaciation, some of the most extensive Neolithic sites in Britain, a history of cultivation and abandonment, rare types of farming such as rabbit warren
Using the ‘Reduction Process’ we’ll create a layered image using two sets of autumnal colour palettes.
Day 1
