This winter, the Imperial War Museum is hosting a free arts and crafts workshop for all the family, with a festive themed history lesson in the mix.
Families will be taught to make their own Christmas wreaths whilst learning all about the Christmas traditions of the First and Second World Wars and discovering how Christmas was celebrated on the Home Front.
After creating their own, using materials provided by the museum, families can help decorate the IWM's Christmas wreath with hand-made lucky charms, inspired by the lucky numbers, coins and love hearts that featured in charms and tokens given as presents during the First World War.
This workshop is a great opportunity to get little minds interested in history whilst making the perfect home decorations.
Suitable for all ages
Families will be taught to make their own Christmas wreaths whilst learning all about the Christmas traditions of the First and Second World Wars and discovering how Christmas was celebrated on the Home Front.
After creating their own, using materials provided by the museum, families can help decorate the IWM's Christmas wreath with hand-made lucky charms, inspired by the lucky numbers, coins and love hearts that featured in charms and tokens given as presents during the First World War.
This workshop is a great opportunity to get little minds interested in history whilst making the perfect home decorations.
Suitable for all ages
What | Art Workshop: A Wartime Christmas, Imperial War Museum |
Where | Imperial War Museum, Lambeth Road, London , SE1 6HZ | MAP |
Nearest tube | Lambeth North (underground) |
When |
20 Dec 15 – 23 Dec 15, 11am - 12.30pm and 2 - 4pm 27 Dec 15 – 31 Dec 15, 11am - 12.30pm and 2 - 4pm |
Price | £Free |
Website | Click here for more information |