Local children are being offered the chance to enjoy a range of festive activities at the Roman Baths, Fashion Museum and Victoria Art Gallery in Bath, this Christmas.
Activities include making fashionable Christmas decorations, having fun with festive crafts and making a Roman oil lamp for New Year.
Cllr Patrick Anketell-Jones (Conservative, Lansdown), Cabinet Member for Economic Development, said: “There are so many activities for children at our museums over the Christmas holidays, whether they are interested in art, fashion or history.
“Local families can enjoy these for free with a Discovery Card and as advance booking is not required you can just turn up on your chosen day.”
December Designs at the Victoria Art Gallery:
Saturday 12th and Sunday 13th December, 2 – 3.30pm.
Start the festive season with some Christmas crafts, using techniques and styles that can be found in the gallery’s collections. Create snow cards to take home.
Age 3+ | There will also be a family Christmas trail around the gallery.
Admission free.
Festive Fashions at the Fashion Museum:
Sunday 13th December, 2pm-3.30pm.
Create fashionable Christmas decorations based on the Fashion Museum’s collections. Delve into our treasure box and create a seasonal garland or a kinetic snow picture.
Age 3+ | Included in admission price (adult £8.25, senior citizen/student £7.25, child £6.25, family £24.00).
Leap into 2016 at the Roman Baths:
Monday 28th December, 11am-3pm.
Make a Roman oil lamp to celebrate the new year.
Age 3+ | Included in admission price (adult £14.00, senior citizen/student £12.25, child £9.00, family £40.00).
The three Bath & North East Somerset Council-run venues offer local residents with a Discovery Card free admission for themselves and up to two children.
