About Crafternoons
If you finish work or university early on a Friday, Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery has got you covered.
Crafternoons is a weekly, free, drop-in social event for teens, young adults , and adults. It is an opportunity to try out a new craft or art technique, or to practice the skills that you've already got in a calm social environment. You can expect drop in sessions that will have you sketching museum objects, crafting decorations, or learning a new printing technique.
The sessions will often be themed around a gallery or event going on at the museum, so there will always be time to have a look around before and after.
Good to know:
- Every Friday, 12 pm - 4pm
- Drop in, no booking required.
- Free activity
Upcoming Crafts:
October Sessions:
- Friday 2nd: Fanny Eaton Collage
- Friday 9th: Life Drawing
- Friday 16th: Sigil Making
- Friday 23rd: Forgotten India at 80: Museum Takeover
- Friday 30th: Halloween Masks
November Sessions:
- Friday 6th: Heavy Metal Life Drawing
- Friday 13th: Rangoli Making
- Friday 20th: Victorian/William Morris Puzzle Purse
- Friday 27th: Patch Making
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