Fun, creative play sessions for your toddler. Suitable for ages 18-36 months.
Whatever your age or ability come along to AIM as an Art Investigator to visit exhibitions and enjoy arts and crafts activities led by University of Nottingham students.
Did you know that before Christmas, the Vikings celebrated Yule – or Jól – in December? Join us for a fun-filled Viking Christmas at Lakeside.
Lake Enders is Lakeside’s theatre arts company for adults with learning difficulties and disabilities. This is their termly public sharing event.
Join award-winning author Clare Harvey as she discusses how Nottingham's renowned artist Dame Laura Knight inspired the creation of her third book, The Night Raid.
Join Kate Bajic to learn how to create your own beautiful Christmas tree decorations from materials such as copper and silver using jewellery-making techniques.
Witness the types of crafts that Vikings did at home. Learn about Viking storytelling and poetry, and maybe even tell your own saga.
Join one of the curators for a guided tour of the exhibition Danelaw Saga. Hear some of the stories behind the unique artefacts and manuscripts on display; learn how the Danelaw came to be established and the impact that it continues to have on the East Midlands today.
An introduction to the practice of yoga through story, music and adventure to help pre-school age children explore movement, breath, play and relaxation.
Enjoy demonstrations of the crafts associated with Viking trade and high status ornaments.
Join Artist-in-Residence Katrin Moye for this four week introduction to pottery course which will take you through various methods of making and decorating clay vessels.
In our activity session focussing on Viking Age beliefs and funerary practice, think about Viking Age beliefs and what objects would have been buried with a Viking man, woman or child, and why.