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Abbey Strand art club

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    Daily (Saturday 15 Jul 2023 - Saturday 2 Dec 2023)
  • 13:30 - 15:00
  • Child £8.00 (includes one free adult ticket)
    Additional adult £8.00
  • Booking essentail
  • Children / Families

    Do you enjoy getting creative and learning about the past? If so then the Abbey Strand art club could be just for you. Each session, explore special objects or spaces with a member of the Learning Team before using the Abbey Strand Centre as an artist studio to get creative and make masterpieces to take home.

    Make your own seed box – Saturday 13 May (CANCELLED) 

    Explore the Physic Garden with your sketch-pad and unearth some surprising tales. Use your findings as inspiration to decorate your own seed box to take home.

    Palace Portraits –Saturday 15  July

    Visit the Palace to explore some famous portraits and discover clothing of the past. Return to our artist studio in the Abbey Strand Centre to create your own portrait.

    Courtier’s Induction Day – Saturday 11 November

    Join us in the Abbey Strand Centre and step back in time to the court of Mary, Queen of Scots. Discover some surprising fashions and curious objects as you explore what life was like in Mary’s court. Make a sweet smelling pomander bag, dress up in your own paper ruff and create a miniature painting to take home. 

    Christmas Decorations – Saturday 2 December

    Visit the Throne Room to see the beautiful Christmas decorations and discover some Christmas stories before returning to the Abbey Strand Centre to decorate your own porcelain Christmas tree decoration. 

    Suitable for children 7-12 years old accompanied by a parent or carer. 


    The income from your ticket contributes directly to The Royal Collection Trust, a registered charity. The aims of The Royal Collection Trust are the care and conservation of the Royal Collection, and the promotion of access and enjoyment through exhibitions, publications, loans and educational activities.