This month, meet children’s poet Michael Rosen, immerse yourself in a giant arts-and-crafts art installation, and dance along to Golden at a KPop Demon Hunters party.
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This month, check out banging fireworks displays across London, experience the last days of Pompeii, explore Wes Anderson’s vast archive, and learn how to morris dance in your own homemade costume.
Spellbinding light trails, magical grottoes and ice rinks aplenty can only mean one thing… IT’S CHRIIIIIIISTMAAAAAAAAS!
This month, befriend Ryan Gander’s animatronic animals at Camden Arts Projects, explore London Zoo’s new children’s role-play centre, and embark on a spooktacular illuminated Halloween trail.
This month, discover Dulwich Picture Gallery’s long-awaited children’s play pavilion, immerse yourself in Serpentine’s new video-game commission and explore Regent’s Park’s annual sculpture park.
Few things incite fear in the hearts of school-age parents like the unreasonably long summer ‘break’ and the ensuing juggling act. While I’ve yet to solve the universal holiday-childcare conundrum, I have come up with a list of genuinely fun-sounding family activities, so your kids might just leave you alone long enough to fire off some emails (or just sip your iced latte in peace).
Head to the Francis Crick Institute’s Discovery Day on Saturday the 21st for inspiring drop-in science activities for 6-11s and their families.
This month, explore a LEGO play pavilion, uncover secret playgrounds, immerse yourself in a fairy wonderland and gorge on ketchup ice cream.
This month, explore Do Ho Suh’s fabric architecture, come face to face with a giant Louise Bourgeois spider and lose yourself in Martin Parr’s sea of balloons.
This month, celebrate Easter with egg hunts across the capital, meet David Shrigley’s giant Mantis Muse in the Horniman conservatory, check out the latest in experimental game design at Somerset House and go on an immersive Minecraft adventure with Fever.
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