February Half Term - Rugby Art Gallery & Museum
February Half Term
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February Fun
15 - 22 February
A fun-packed programme of holiday fun. Get creative in our fabulous workshops and enjoy exploring the galleries on an animal hunt. Will you be able to find the missing linocut animals. Find them all to enter the prize draw.
Monday 17 February
10.30am-11.30am
Relaxed Hour
This session is primarily for neurodivergent children and adults, and any other visitors with sensory needs who prefer a more relaxed experience, plus their families, friends, and carers. Come along to explore the gallery and take part in a creative printing activity.
FREE, suitable for all ages. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Tuesday 18 February
10-11am & 11.15-12.15
Printing Party
Bring your little ones for a printing party! Explore printing with various tools in this fun and creative workshop.
£2.50 per child.
Children must be accompanied by an adult. Accompanying adults are free but must book a place.
Wednesday 19 February
10-11am & 11.15-12.15
Lino Printing
An introduction to linoprinting in this workshop suitable for ages 12 and above. Learn the basics and use carving tools to cut your own printing plate out of lino, ink and make your own prints.
£5.00 per child.
Children must be accompanied by an adult. Accompanying adults are free but must book a place.
Thursday 20 February
10-11am & 11.15-12.15
Monoprinting and Marbling
In this fun printing workshop use shaving foam to make a magical marbled print and explore monoprinting to create a unique print with both techniques!
£2.50 per child.
Children must be accompanied by an adult. Accompanying adults are free but must book a place.
Your Story Your Collection
28 February to 22 April 203This new exhibition reveals there's no place like home.
Your Story, Your Collection celebrates our sense of belonging and the factors which combine to make our 'home' - from people and places to memories and stories.
The art gallery and museum launched the social history project to capture a picture of Rugby in the 2020s - forging new creative partnerships and giving unheard stories a voice.