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Scabby Knees: Kids Creative Workshops

Scabby Knees: Kids Creative Workshops

We are delighted to be offering an exciting range of kids creative workshops.

 

We are delighted to host a range of diverse kids creative workshops throughout the year. From Bookbug sessions, block printmaking, collage, clay making, and even filmmaking we are delighted to offer something for everyone! Check HERE for our upcoming events.

Unless otherwise specified, our workshops are designed for children and their adults to learn, create, and connect together. 

Please note that pre-booking may be required for some events and for drop in sessions,  participation is subject to the capacity of the space and the appropriate adult/child ratio. We are sorry but if we busy, there may be a waiting period to enter the workshop.

We will be conducting filming and photography thought our activities. 

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    Tuesday - Saturday 9:30 - 17:00
  • Last entry 3.30pm​
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