Half Term Happenings at Fulham Palace

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Learn about wildlife, make your own puppet or join the Fun Day

Free; no booking necessary. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Meet on the Main Lawn.

Tuesday May 27, 1pm-3.30pm - Animal Puppets Family Workshop

Join puppet maker Tricia Brummer for this fun family workshop for children aged 5+ and their carers.

Make your own animal puppet and enjoy a performance by Tricia of her puppet show called Flat to Let.

£10 per child; booking essential; as space is limited, only 1 adult per child. To book, call 020 7736 3233, option 7, or email reception@fulhampalace.org

Children must be accompanied by an adult. This event takes place in the Jessie Mylne Education Centre

Wednesday May 28, 10am-12pm, 1pm-3pm - Fulham Palace Fun Day

A day of family fun including crafts, drama and dressing up! In partnership with Hammersmith and Fulham Adult Learning and Skills Service.

Family drama 5 years+ - Drama sessions in a Tudor palace!
10.15am-11am
11.15am-12pm
1.15pm-2pm

Story Telling 1 year+
10.30am -11am
11.30am-12pm
1.15pm-1.45pm
2.00pm-2.30pm

Bloom in the Palace Arts and Craft 3 years+
10.am-12pm
1.pm-3.pm

Blossoms in the Garden Arts and Craft 3 years+
10.am-12.pm
1.pm-3.pm

Dressing up drop in- 3 years+ – Why don’t you try on Tudor costumes?
1.pm-3.pm

Plus giant chess and Connect 4 in the garden.

Free, no booking necessary. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

Friday May 30, 9.30am-11.30am - Thames Foreshore Wildlife Morning

Come mudlarking on the Thames foreshore and see what you can find during this free event. From small fish and eels to black-headed gulls and shrimp.

Join Netty Ribeaux, Groundwork London’s Conservation Officer identifying the animals that live in and around the Thames.

Suitable for children aged 5+. Wellies and waterproofs advised. Tides are influenced by the weather, wind and rain so please be prepared to leaave the foreshore earlier if required.

Free: no booking necessary. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Meet at the Ferry Steps, Bishop's Park, behind the childrens playground.

May 22, 2014