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Various dates in 2024
National Justice Museum
Free
You're invited to drop into the National Justice Museum's Creative Courtyard and make something inspired by the museum collection.
Their creative sessions are free and open to all. Join them to make and create together and contribute to their growing museum! The sessions will be led by artists, makers, and writers, all influenced by this unique museum.
You do need to book your free ticket to attend.
Friday 2 August – Mascots of Hope
Cut, sew, stick, and create with storyteller and artist Alison Solomon and make a cuddly toy from cast-off socks and gloves.
Friday 9 August – Social Change Word Collages
With poet Leanne Moden you will be gently guided through a creative writing session to make an inspired word-based collage.
Friday 16 August – From Handcuffs and Ankle-tags to Bracelets and Anklets
In this bracelet-making workshop with Michelle Hubbard, you will identify words of positivity, as a reminder of the privilege of freedom.
Friday 23 August - Collective imagining through clay
Small intimate sculpting workshop, looking at intuitive ways of furnishing everyday environments with Klara Szafranska. This workshop will reimagine personal objects.
Friday 30 August - Discover Your Surroundings
A mindful and experimental photography workshop exploring black and white photography with socially engaged artist and Co-production Creative Leader Ismail Khokon.
If you are unable to attend the Make it Yours Workshop please email info@ nationaljusticemuseum.org.uk to cancel your place
| Make It Yours: Creative Workshops | August 2024 (2 Aug 2024 - 30 Aug 2024) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Day | Times | |
| Monday - Thursday | Closed | |
| Friday | Open | |
| Saturday - Sunday | Closed | |
| Bank Holiday | Closed | |
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