Making prints with lego and ink!
Join local creative and youth worker Fi Cifaldi for a print-making workshop with a twist! You’ll have the opportunity to create designs out of lego bricks, yes… LEGO! Fi will show you how to then apply printing ink to transfer your image onto paper so you can take home your own creation. You could make a design in response to what you’ve seen at the exhibition perhaps!
This workshop is part of the Digging Down, Building Up Exhibition
When and where?
Where: Peterborough Museum, Priestgate, PE1 1LF
When: Saturday 15th March
Time: 10am – 2pm
FREE. Drop in and no need to book
Suitable for age 6+ and all children must be accompanied by an adult.
Accessibility info:
There is only one disabled car parking space at the museum, you can park at either the Haven car park opposite the Lido or at Queensgate shopping centre. If you are getting a lift, then ask to be dropped off at Priestgate. The nearest bus stop is Queensgate bus station which is just 3-5 minutes’ walk away.
The Museum’s main entrance is located on Priestgate street. The main entrance has two sets of steps, the first consists of three steps with a rail and a second step by the entrance without rail support. Step-free access to the Museum is available to the right of the entrance and through the signposted staff car park.
The workshop is on the ground floor in the Howe room, which is just after the museum reception on the left.
There are accessible toilets on the ground and first floor.
There is a cafe serving refreshments on the ground floor, plus a reception if you have any questions.
For any other questions around access information, please email keely.mills@neneparktrust.org.uk
