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The National Holocaust Centre and Museum are delighted to welcome Elsa Rickett-Trueman, illustrator of 'The Animal Train' to lead a family arts and crafts day.
Join them for stone painting, ladybug crafts, mask making and colouring sheets.
Entry is included with your admission ticket. Suitable for children of all ages.
Drop in throughout the day.
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