Creatures of the Night Workshop
Sunday 25 October, 1pm – 3pm
£5 per child, suitable for ages 7 up 12 years
Booking essential – Maximum of 12 children
Join us for an interactive workshop where you’ll discover what happens in the natural world after dark.
Through fun games, activities and sensory exploration, you’ll discover the fascinating creatures that come alive at night. Learn about their behaviours, habitats and how they survive in the darkness.
Explore what it’s like to navigate without sight, use your sense of smell and listen carefully to the sounds of the night, just as nocturnal animals do. Enjoy magical storytelling, bringing the world of the night sky and creatures to life through imagination and adventure.
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This event is in English only
Make and Take: Batinator Bat Headdress
Monday 26 October, 11am – 3pm
£4 per child
Drop in sessions
Join us to create your very own Batinator Bat Headdress — the perfect spooky accessory for Halloween!
This event is in English only
Make and Take: Clay Monsters
Wednesday 28 October, 11am – 3pm
£4 per person
Get creative this spooky season and join our fun clay workshop! Create your very own monster to take home and display for Halloween.
This event is in English only
Helen Chadwick: Body and Landscape Special Event on Thursday 26 November
A special day of conversation and creativity inspired by the Helen Chadwick exhibition.
ARTIST ROOMS (Tate & National Galleries of Scotland) Photo © Tate & National Galleries of Scotland, July 2026, Lucy Green
In-Conversation: Curator’s Talk
Thursday 26 November, 10.45am – 11.45am or 3.30 – 4.30pm
Free – Advance booking essential
Experience the exhibition with Bryony White, Derek Williams Senior Curator of Modern & Contemporary Art at Amgueddfa Cymru and Rhowan Alleyne, Interpretation Officer for Pembrokeshire Coast National Park in this special in-conversation event. Discover behind-the-scenes insights into the ideas, research and creative processes that shaped the development of the exhibition alongside the themes that shaped Helen Chadwick’s work.
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This event is in English only
Everlasting Blooms: Create Your Own Dried Flower Wall Hanging
Thursday 26 November, 12:30pm – 3pm
£45 per person
Suitable for adults
Booking essential – limited places
Create your own floral wall hanging under the guidance of contemporary Floral Artist Lara Julia Bean from Angle Walled Garden, using dried flowers, seaweeds and coastal botanicals. All materials and light refreshments included. Participants also get priority booking for their choice of times for the Curator’s Talk.
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This workshop is in English only
