Event category: Families

This February we will be joined by artist Lucy Rainbow to help us to get creative and design our own bandanas inspired by the vibrant ‘Peace Love and Liberty’ scarf currently on show in our Women in Print exhibition.

Using handmade calico bandanas and templates of global peace motifs, we will experiment with vibrant fabric colours and create our own unique designs to wear home.

These FREE drop-in sessions are open to all families. The activity is most suitable for children aged 4+ years. All materials will be provided.

Image: Detail from the ‘Peace, Love and Liberty’ scarf, on display at Women in Print. Artwork by Holly Marler. Scarf design by Megan Pearce.

This March we’ll be celebrating Morris Month by taking inspiration from his love of the natural world. Come and learn about the traditional art of textile weaving and create a cosy woven bed for a sleepy animal from one of his iconic designs. Texture, creativity, and the cutest snoozing critters!

These free drop-in sessions are open to all families with children. The activity is most suitable for children aged 5+

All materials will be provided.

About Morris Month

We’re celebrating Morris Month this March with the William Morris Society and leading cultural collaborators. Join events and workshops that show how the legacy of William and May Morris continues to shape creativity, craft and culture today. Read more about Morris Month.

Step into a cosy New Year workshop and create your very own glowing lantern at our January Family Day! We’ll be making tealight lanterns inspired by the vibrant, abstract patterns and primary colours of the Collier and Campbell Bauhaus design, on display at Women in Print.

Using recycled plastic cups, battery-operated tealights, and coloured tissue paper, we will experiment with cutting, sticking, and layering the tissue paper into different shapes and patterns to create our own unique designs. Then you can take your lantern with you to bring some light to these dark winter evenings and brighten your home.

These free drop-in sessions are open to all families. The activity is most suitable for children aged 4+

All materials will be provided.

Image: Bauhaus furnishing fabric, designed by Susan Collier and Sarah Campbell, 1972 (c) The Collier Campbell Archive

This November, in a joyful response to our exhibition Women in Print, Fiona Campbell – founder of creative dance company Wee Movers – will be running fun and relaxed workshop sessions for families. Tap into your creativity, explore the new exhibition and embrace the joy of movement.

Vibrant, energetic and inclusive, these sessions will include gentle stretching and warm-ups to music, stories, and lots of opportunities for children to create their own movement – all linked to the themes of Women in Print.

Booking is essential. Please ensure that you arrived 5 mins before your session starts to confirm your attendance. Meeting point will be by the bottom of main gallery stairs. Note: if you haven’t arrived by 5 mins after scheduled start time your space will be offered to people dropping in.

Sessions will start on the First Floor Landing, taking inspiration from the exhibition and then move upstairs to the Learning Space to continue the workshop. All children must be accompanied by an adult. There is lift access if needed. These sessions are for children age 4+

Artist bio

Wee Movers is a creative and contemporary dance company founded and led by Fiona Campbell. They offer playful, energetic children’s and adults dance classes in east London and beyond. Combining contemporary and creative dance, the classes are a fun introduction to movement where people are encouraged to explore and express themselves in a warm and supportive environment. Alongside their own programme of classes and workshops, Wee Movers work with schools, nurseries and with some of the UK’s leading cultural institutions delivering dance-based workshops responding to their collections.

Image: © Wee Movers

We’re excited to welcome Zahra Amber for our October Family Day, celebrating the opening weekend of Women in Print. Learn about the iconic Paisley motif, a seed shaped traveller. The origin of the paisley motif is a beautiful story that travels between Persia and Kashmir and later the rest of the world.

Then you will use the timeless craft of woodblock printing to stamp, transform and create your own unique design on paper and a drawstring bag to take home.  No prior experience is needed, and all materials will be provided. A fantastic opportunity to develop new skills, unleash your creativity and make lasting memories together.

Booking is essential. Please ensure that you arrived 5 mins before your session starts to confirm your attendance. Meeting point will be by the bottom of main gallery stairs. Note: if you haven’t arrived by 5 mins after scheduled start time your space will be offered to people dropping in.

Activities will take place at the Gallery in the Learning Rooms on the 2nd Floor. All children must be accompanied by an adult. These sessions are for children age 5+

Artist bio
Zahra Amber is a Kashmiri creative practitioner, cultural worker, educator, and sustainable fashion designer. Her multidisciplinary practice is rooted at the intersection of heritage, craft, identity, and resilience. She draws on years of immersive engagement with diverse communities- particularly artisans and indigenous groups across Pakistan to explore the evolving relationship between indigenous makers and their craft while critically examining the positioning of indigenous artisanship within the broader art and design landscape.

Image: Helen Claude design is copyright © Liberty Fabric Limited 2025

Part of the People’s Pavilion Community Festival at William Morris Gallery, in partnership with Beyond the Box.

This September, we’re excited to welcome local artist Angry Dan to the Gallery for a free screen-printing workshop. Known for his bright, bold murals and illustrated rhymes, Angry Dan will guide you through printing your own black-and-white version of his William Morris-inspired limerick design — yours to take home and colour in.

These free, drop-in sessions are suitable for children aged 5+ years.  All materials will be provided.

Activities will take place in the People’s Pavilion in front of William Morris Gallery. In wet weather this activity will take place inside the Gallery.

All children must be accompanied by an adult.

About Angry Dan

Angry Dan is writer, illustrator, and muralist who lives and works in Walthamstow. In 2019, The Mayor’s London Borough of Culture and Waltham Forest Council commissioned him to paint 9 of his poetic murals around Walthamstow. Since then, he has painted in towns and cities across the UK and internationally.

Read more about Angry Dan.

Cover image: Jon Hogan

This event is also part of the William Morris Design Line an open weekend of design, craft and making across Blackhorse Lane and Argall Industrial Area from 19 to 21 September 2025. The William Morris Design Line is a design district of London Design Festival.

In November our youngest artists are invited to join us at the Gallery for crafting inspired by the stained-glass window designs in the Gallery’s collection.

Using tissue paper and cellophane to create stunning stained-glass effects, we’ll be making our own colourful windows to take home and brighten up any space.

Mini Morris sessions are now DROP IN ONLY. FREE. Donations welcome.

Choose from:

• 10:00am to 11:00am.
• 11:45am to 12:45pm.

As this can be a messy session, please wear or bring old clothes. Aprons are available.

All sessions include the craft activity, singing and a snack to take away.

Drop in with limited capacity. Please arrive on time and sign up at the front desk.

A minimum of one adult per 2 children. Mini Morris sessions are ideal for children aged 2- 4 but anyone under 5 years old is welcome. We regret we cannot accept any children over 5 at these sessions.

Image: Praising Angel (1902), designed by Edward Burne-Jones, manufactured by Morris & Co

In October our youngest artists are invited to join us at the Gallery and make their own work of art using fruits and vegetables.

In this session we will use fruits and vegetables to make print blocks and explore pattern making. Create beautiful designs and decorate your very own tutti-frutti themed bag to carry home.

Mini Morris sessions are now DROP IN ONLY. FREE. Donations welcome.

Choose from:

• 10:00am to 11:00am.
• 11:45am to 12:45pm.

As this can be a messy session, please wear or bring old clothes. Aprons are available.

All sessions include the craft activity, singing and a snack to take away.

Drop in with limited capacity. Please arrive on time and sign up at the front desk. A minimum of one adult per 2 children.

Image: Fruit, William Morris, 1862  

Be inspired by the story of Beauty and the Beast by looking at the tiles that tell this enchanted tale in the Gallery’s collection – designed by Edward Burne-Jones. Then make an magical crown to wear and take home with you.

Mini Morris sessions are now DROP IN ONLY. FREE. Donations welcome.

Choose from:

• 10:00am to 11:00am.
• 11:45am to 12:45pm.

As this can be a messy session, please wear or bring old clothes. Aprons are available.

All sessions include the craft activity, singing and a snack to take away.

Drop in with limited capacity. Please arrive on time and sign up at the front desk. A minimum of one adult per 2 children.

Image: Beauty and the Beast (c. 1863-64). Designed by Edward Burne-Jones. Hand-painted by Lucy Orrinsmith.

Be inspired by nature and join us for a day of outdoor fun and creativity! Little ones will explore nature and make their own flower crowns.

Mini Morris sessions are now DROP IN ONLY. FREE. Donations welcome.

Choose from:

• 10:00am to 11:00am.
• 11:45am to 12:45pm.

As this can be a messy session, please wear or bring old clothes. Aprons are available.

All sessions include the craft activity, singing and a snack to take away.

Drop in with limited capacity. Please arrive on time and sign up at the front desk. A minimum of one adult per 2 children.

Image: Paula Corberan

Join us for an enchanting journey where music, storytelling, movement, and colours come together to celebrate our very own superpower – our individuality. Experience the magic of pride as we share the inspiring tale of Gilbert Baker and the Pride flag. Through interactive storytelling, sensory creations and movement, we will embrace self-love and express our unique brilliance.

We welcome all LBGTQIA+ families, friends, and allies.

Numbers are limited for each of the storytelling sessions and we do expect this event to be busy, so please arrive in plenty of time to sign up for a session at our front desk.

The activity is aimed at children aged 5-12 years but the whole family is welcome!

Activities will take place in Gallery on the First Floor Landing.

Session start times:

• 1pm
• 1.45pm
• 2.30pm
• 3.15pm

All children must be accompanied by an adult. 

Waltham Forest Pride 2024 takes place at Fellowship Square from 12pm to 8pm and is a short walk from the Gallery on Forest Road. With activities and entertainment for everyone, there will be stalls, food and drink, queer performances and more. Waltham Forest Pride is presented by local charity elop.

Get ready for a hands-on adventure into the world of pottery inspired by the beauty of nature! Join us for Mini Morris in June and dive into some Mingei-inspired clay art.

Mini Morris sessions are now DROP IN ONLY and please note that the times of our sessions have changed.

As this can be a messy session, please wear or bring old clothes. Aprons are available.

All sessions include a tour of the Gallery, the craft activity, singing and snack time.

Drop in with limited capacity. Please arrive on time and sign up at the front desk. A minimum of one adult per 2 children.

Embrace the harmony of nature and the timeless artistry of ceramics showcased in the Art Without Heroes: Mingei exhibition by crafting your own unique pot to treasure. Decorate your creation with delicate pressed flowers and fabric fragments, infusing it with your personal touch.

While we’ll provide all the materials that you’ll need, we encourage you to bring along any special pieces you’d like to incorporate into your design. You can also explore your artistic flair with our selection of carving tools, allowing you to carve intricate patterns and further personalize your masterpiece

The activity is suitable for children aged 5+ years.

All materials will be provided.

Activities will take place in Gallery on the Second Floor learning rooms

All children must be accompanied by an adult.

For May’s Family Day we have a full day of activities starting on Saturday morning!

Tsumugi weaving is a traditional Japanese craft inspired by the Mingei movement and developed by Living National Treasure Munehiro Rikizo. Join Munehiro’s granddaughter Tomo Yoshizawa for a deep dive in the design process of these unique textiles, as she showcases sketchbooks, weaving designs and sample threads alongside fabric from the Munehiro workshop. This is talk and demonstration (non participatory) from 10am to 12pm.

Then at 1pm, textile artist Mika Sembongi is hosting family sashiko workshops. The term sashiko means ‘little stabs’. Traditionally used for reinforcing or repairing clothes and damaged fabrics, the sashiko technique is now often used for decoration. Our Art Without Heroes: Mingei exhibition has some beautiful examples of sashiko, used to decorate a kimono and increase the durability of a pair of boots and clothing worn by rural workers. Mika will introduce this artform and teach you how to make a sashiko bookmark to take home.

Activites are suitable for children aged 5+ years.

All materials will be provided.

Activities will take place in Gallery on the First Floor Landing

All children must be accompanied by an adult.

Discover the work of May Morris and create an embroidery piece using hessian scrim. Inspired by the birds in one of May Morris’s designs, we’ll be practicing our stitching skills and creating a piece of embroidery to take home.

Mini Morris sessions are now DROP IN ONLY.

Morning Session: 10am – 11.30am

Afternoon Session: 1pm – 2.30pm

As this can be a messy session, please wear or bring old clothes. Aprons are available. All sessions include a tour of the Gallery, the craft activity, singing and snack time. Drop in with limited capacity. Please arrive on time and sign up at the front desk.

Please note: One adult per 2 children.

In April we’re sharing William Morris’s love of books. Did you know he wrote one of the longest poems in the English Language? He set up his own printing company and produced beautifully designed books. Join us to make a print block based on the tale of Chanticleer and the Fox from the Kelmscott Chaucer to print on a small bag.

Mini Morris sessions are now DROP IN ONLY at both 10am and 1pm. FREE. Donations welcome.

As this can be a messy session, please wear or bring old clothes. Aprons are available.

All sessions include a tour of the Gallery, the craft activity, singing and snack time

In Japanese folklore, when an everyday object is over 99 years old it can gain a spirit. The spirit brings the object to life and gives it a mischievous nature. This concept is known as tsukumogami.

For our April Family Day we’re inviting you to step into the enchanting world of Japanese folklore as you design and create your own tsukumogami shadow puppets. From teapots to tongs, be inspired by the everyday objects in our latest exhibition, Art Without Heroes: Mingei.

The activity is suitable for children aged 5+ years.

All materials will be provided.

Activities will take place in the Gallery’s first floor lounge.

All children must be accompanied by an adult.

Family Box clothes donations please!

Our Family Box contains all the essentials you may need for your under 5s when visiting the Gallery. We have nappies, wipes, bibs and spare clothes as well as sanitary items for yourself. These are free and available for anyone who needs them. Just ask at reception or the learning team during activities.

This Family Day we’re requesting under 5s clothes donations, if you have any items to spare. We always like to ensure that we include re-used and recycled products to reduce waste as much as possible. We’re currently looking for:

• 0-3 month vests, 8 needed
• 3-6 month vests, 6 needed
• 6-9 month vests, 6 needed
• 12-18 month vests, 4 needed
• 18-24 vests, 4 needed
• 2-3 years trousers/tops – 4 sets needed
• 3-4 years trousers/tops – 4 sets needed

Clothes need to be clean and in reasonable condition. Please give your donations to the front desk on arrival or to the activities team on the day.

Marking the opening of the Gallery’s new exhibition, Art Without Heroes: Mingei with a toast to William Morris for his 190th Birthday (24 March). Come along to a crafting session and create your own Kokeshi doll using a champagne cork. These workshops are inspired by the Kokeshi dolls that feature in the exhibition: hand-carved wooden dolls that form part of Japan’s rich folk-craft tradition.

Visitors can also enjoy the new family trail to accompany the exhibition. The activity is suitable for children aged 5+ years.

All materials will be provided.

Activities will take place in the Learning Studio on the top floor of the Gallery.

All children must be accompanied by an adult.

A big thank you to Hometipple who have provided the corks that we will be transforming into Kokeshi Dolls. To continue the celebrations Hometipple is offering 10% off wine and spirits bottles to take home, when you present your Kokeshi Doll at the shop (please note, this offer can only be used for one purchase per doll). Offer ends 30 April 2024.

Image: Kokeshi by Fujita Mitsuhara, courtesy of Sway Gallery London 

Creative Kids is now Mini Morris!

On 21 March we’re celebrating William Morris’s 190^th birthday with the launch of our newly named ‘Mini Morris’ craft workshops for 2 to 5 year olds. We’ll be getting inspired by the patterns and designs in the Gallery’s collection, making our own decorative plates and having a tea party!

Mini Morris sessions are now DROP IN ONLY at both 10am and 1pm.

Morning: 10am to 11.30am

Afternoon: 1pm to 2.30pm

As this can be a messy session, please wear or bring old clothes. Aprons are available. All sessions include a tour of the Gallery, the craft activity, singing and snack time.

Drop in with limited capacity. Please arrive on time and sign up at the front desk.

Please note: One adult per 2 children.

FREE. Donations are always welcome and help to support our Learning programme.

William Morris was inspired by the nature surrounding his former family home. Follow a tree trail in Lloyd Park and then join us in the Gallery to make a Victorian puzzle purse for sending a Valentine message to your favourite tree.

Puzzle purses were used in Victorian times as love tokens: a piece of paper folded several times over to conceal and then reveal a message from one person to another. These puzzle purses were most often used on Valentine’s Day to send hidden notes. On each folded section the sender could write a line that the receiver could then read by opening the puzzle purse, fold by fold.

The activity is suitable for children aged 5+ years.

All materials will be provided.

Activities will take place on the first-floor landing in the Gallery.

All children must be accompanied by an adult.

If you’re coming along to the Gallery on the 14 February, you can also pick up a tree as part of Waltham Forest Council’s annual Great Tree Giveaway. From 12pm to 3.30pm in Lloyd Park.

Taking inspiration from The Garden by Derek Jarman (1990) which features in our Radical Landscapes exhibition, we will be creating our own sun print gardens using cyanotype paper and decorating the frames with natural forms.

As this can be a messy session, please wear or bring old clothes. Aprons are available. The session is best suited for children 2 to 5 years old.

All sessions include a tour of the Gallery, the craft activity, singing and snack time.

These are FREE sessions but donations in support of our public programme are always welcomed and can also be made via the Eventbrite booking page if you are attending either session.

Booking information:

(BOOKING OPENS ON 4 JANUARY 2024)

Morning Session: 10am – 11.30am – Advance booking on Eventbrite. Please book tickets for all attendees.

Afternoon Session: 1pm – 2.30pm – Drop in with limited capacity. Please arrive on time and sign up at the front desk.

Image: Derek Jarman, The Garden, Courtesy & © Basilisk Communications

Drawing inspiration from the local plants and wildlife of Lloyd Park, at this Family Day we’ll be imagining the land of the park as a living body and wondering about the superpowers that the park’s organisms could harness.

Join Zaiba Jabbar of HERVISIONS to make a collaged creature magnet using natural materials and flora and fauna images. Take it home and bring the outside world in.

The activity is suitable for children aged 5+ years. All materials will be provided.

These activities will take place in the Learning Centre on the top floor of  the Gallery.

We’re also excited to be celebrating Tamil Awareness Month on Saturday 27 at the Gallery, which means even more things to do for the family. On the first floor landing you’ll find a diorama model of a Pongal ceremony made by students from the local Tamil school. Pongal — meaning ‘to overflow’ — refers to a ritual in which sweet rice is made in an earthen pot, and brought to boil over as offering to the Gods. The Tamil Temple will lead a Pongal ceremony in the Bedford Road car park, next to the Gallery at 11am.

There will also be a colouring activity with pictures depicting the main elements of a typical Pongal ceremony.

All children must be accompanied by an adult.

Image: HERVISIONS

Forest Bathing is an ancient Japanese practice and a process of relaxation, whilst immersing yourself amongst the trees.

‘Forest Bathing is best described as a slow, relaxing sensory journey designed to calm the body and mind.  The physical and mental health benefits of Forest Bathing have been scientifically proven. Benefits include reduced stress levels, stronger immune system response, and a stabilised cortisol cycle.’   The Forest Bathing Institute.

On Friday 27 October 2023, the Forest Bathing Institute – sponsored by William Morris At Home – will lead a day of Forest Bathing walks in the grounds of the William Morris Gallery. The walks are a unique opportunity to experience the therapeutic benefits of Forest Bathing in the Gallery’s surroundings of Waltham Forest, the place where Morris spent his formative years.

There are two sessions during the day, one for families with children and a second for adults only. The event will also include face painting inspired by William Morris with professional face and body painters, NyGlorious Face Arts.

A Community Garden Open Day event for Radical Landscapes.

Taking inspiration from all things Morris, we will be making our own festive wreaths to spread cheer and good will!

As this can be a messy session, please wear or bring old clothes. Aprons are available. The session is best suited for children 2 to 5 years old.

All sessions include a tour of the Gallery, the craft activity, singing and snack time.

These are FREE sessions but donations in support of our public programme are always welcomed and can also be made via the Eventbrite booking page if you are attending either session.

Booking information:

Morning Session: 10am – 11.30am – Advance booking on Eventbrite. Please book tickets for all attendees.

Afternoon Session: 1pm – 2.30pm – Drop in with limited capacity. Please arrive on time and sign up at the front desk.

Image: Birds in a Holly Tree wallpaper (1890s), Edward Voysey

Stained glass was a popular feature in Victorian times, when it was often used to personalise people’s homes. At our November Creative Kids sessions we’ll be looking at the beautiful stained-glass creations in our collection before making colourful windows to decorate your home with.

As this can be a messy session, please wear or bring old clothes. Aprons are available. The session is best suited for children 2 to 5 years old.

All sessions include a tour of the Gallery, the craft activity, singing and snack time.

These are FREE sessions but donations in support of our public programme are always welcomed and can also be made via the Eventbrite booking page if you are attending either session.

Booking information:

Morning Session: 10am – 11.30am – Advance booking on Eventbrite. Please book tickets for all attendees.

Afternoon Session: 1pm – 2.30pm – Drop in with limited capacity. Please arrive on time and sign up at the front desk.

Image: Detail from Minstrel with Cymbals (1880s), designed by William Morris

Music, instruments, and music makers are a recurring theme in the work of Frank Brangwyn. Explore the Brangwyn galleries and be inspired to make your own musical instrument.

As this can be a messy session, please wear or bring old clothes. Aprons are available. The session is best suited for children 2 to 5 years old.

All sessions include a tour of the Gallery, the craft activity, singing and snack time.

These are FREE sessions but donations in support of our public programme are always welcomed and can also be made via the Eventbrite booking page if you are attending either session.

Booking information:

Morning Session: 10am – 11.30am – Advance booking on Eventbrite. Please book tickets for all attendees.

Afternoon Session: 1pm – 2.30pm – Drop in with limited capacity. Please arrive on time and sign up at the front desk.

Image: Group Listening to Musicians, Frank Brangwyn c.1902

Discover the stories behind some of William Morris’s best loved patterns at our Creative Kids sessions for September.

William Morris loved to tell stories and the animals in his designs often came from ancient myths, classic children’s tales or the things that happened in his everyday life. At these sessions we’ll be making animal masks inspired by Morris’s patterns, telling stories and singing songs.

As this can be a messy session, please wear or bring old clothes. Aprons are available. The session is best suited for children 2 to 5 years old.

All sessions include a tour of the Gallery, the craft activity, singing and snack time.

These are FREE sessions but donations in support of our public programme are always welcomed and can also be made via the Eventbrite booking page if you are attending either session.

Booking information:

Morning Session: 10am – 11.30am – Advance booking on Eventbrite. Please book tickets for all attendees.

Afternoon Session: 1pm – 2.30pm – Drop in with limited capacity. Please arrive on time and sign up at the front desk.

Image: Detail from Bird & Peacock by William Morris © William Morris Gallery

At our July sessions we’ll be thinking about William Morris’s love of the outdoors. So we’ll take a tour around the William Morris Garden in a ‘spot the flower activity’ and make paper plate flowers inspired by nature.

As this can be a messy session, please wear or bring old clothes. Aprons are available. The session is best suited for children 2 to 5 years old. Two sessions available, booking is essential.

All sessions include a tour of the gallery, the craft activity, singing and snack time. There are two 1hour and 30min sessions to choose from, at 10am and 1pm. Please register for one session only to ensure everyone has the opportunity to participate. If you are unable to attend please cancel your booking so that another child can take your place. In the event of cancellations, a number of walk-in slots will be available on the day. 

We have a space for buggy parking and our baby changing facilities have spare nappies, wipes, clothes and a few other items you might need.

There is a sensory area for under 2s or for those who need a calmer space, families are also welcome to use this space if they need to step away from the main session.

Please be aware that children must be accompanied by their adult at all times, and please ensure there is at least one guardian per 3 children attending.

Image: © William Morris Gallery, London Borough of Waltham Forest

In our June sessions we will be inspired by the Gallery’s current exhibition, Ashish: Fall in Love and Be More Tender. Make a cape and transform your everyday clothes!

As this can be a messy session, please wear or bring old clothes. Aprons are available. The session is best suited for children 2 to 5 years old. Two sessions available, booking is essential.

All sessions include a tour of the gallery, the craft activity, singing and snack time. There are two 1hour and 30min sessions to choose from, at 10am and 1pm. Please register for one session only to ensure everyone has the opportunity to participate. If you are unable to attend please cancel your booking so that another child can take your place. In the event of cancellations, a number of walk-in slots will be available on the day. 

We have a space for buggy parking and our baby changing facilities have spare nappies, wipes, clothes and a few other items you might need.

There is a sensory area for under 2s or for those who need a calmer space, families are also welcome to use this space if they need to step away from the main session.

Please be aware that children must be accompanied by their adult at all times, and please ensure there is at least one guardian per 3 children attending.

Image: © Chris Moore

In May, we’ll be doing a special craft activity inspired by May Morris’s extraordinary embroidery.

All sessions include a tour of the gallery, the craft activity, singing and snack time. Please register for one session only to ensure everyone has the opportunity to participate. If you are unable to attend please cancel your booking so that another child can take your place. In the event of cancellations, a number of walk-in slots will be available on the day. 

As this can be a messy session, please wear or bring old clothes. Aprons are available. We have a space for buggy parking and our baby changing facilities have spare nappies, wipes, clothes and a few other items you might need. There is a sensory area for under 2s or for those who need a calmer space, families are also welcome to use this space if they need to step away from the main session.

Please be aware that children must be accompanied by their adult at all times, and please ensure there is at least one guardian per 3 children attending.

Image: © William Morris Gallery, London Borough of Waltham Forest