Saturdays 29th June - 27th July | 2024 | 10am - 12pm daily
Nottingham Contemporary
FREE (booking required)
Nottingham Contemporary invite you to join in with their free Family Saturday Workshops happening throughout June & July.
With the theme of collaboration, explore our galleries and create with others. From making and creating, to music and sound, each week will be a different experience facilitated by their Play & Learn and Gallery Assistant teams.
Please book one ticket per adult and one ticket per child attending the session.
Taking place on the following Saturdays 10am – 12noon
29 June
6 July
13 July
20 July
27 July
If you would like more information, or would like support in completing your booking, please call Nottingham Contemporary on (0115 948 9750) and ask for Lisa Jacques.
Access:
These activities are held in our gallery spaces.
Adult and child noise reducing headphones are available on request.
The venue has a Changing Places facility.
There are family toilet seats, and step stools in our toilets to assist the little ones.
Nottingham Contemporary are a Breastfeeding Welcome venue.
All their Play & Learn Facilitators hold a current DBS certificate.
All their Play & Learn Facilitators have regular safeguarding training.
They have staff on duty who are First Aid at Work, and Paediatric First Aid, trained.
They are a member of the Family Arts Campaign and part of the local Nottingham Network Group with their cultural friends.
Entry:
Entry to the exhibitions and family activities is free.
Their Gallery Assistants are on hand to support a happy and safe environment. Please help by listening to their guidance and let them know if you need any assistance or guidance during your visit.
The venue asks for you not to take food and drink inside the exhibitions, however you are more than welcome to have your snacks and drinks in other areas of the building - there is seating available in reception and the stairwells of our building, as well as in the lobby area next to Blend at Contemporary.
Safe play:
Please take care of your children while enjoying the activities, encouraging safe and positive play.
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