Enjoy ‘Gruffalo’ story-telling and mask-making in ‘Little Discoveries’ fun for
Published Monday 15th February 10
Parents with babies and toddlers can enjoy story-telling and making ‘Gruffalo’ masks with their children next Friday (26 February) at Rugby Art Gallery and Museum.
They are invited to visit the art gallery for activities on the last Friday of every month, from 2 to 3pm.
This month children under five can enjoy 'The Gruffalo' and other stories amongst the gallery's comfortable rugs and big cushions. They will also get to make their very own 'Gruffalo' or mouse mask using pipe cleaners, paper plates, wool and paint.
Councillor Neil Campbell, Rugby Borough Council portfolio holder for Culture, said: "Children and parents in Rugby have been really enjoying these new activities at Rugby Art Gallery and I am delighted to see that interest continues to grow."
Children must be accompanied by an adult or carer. For further information, contact Rugby Art Gallery & Museum on (01788) 533 201 or ragm@rugby.gov.uk.
Little Discoveries has been funded by Rugby Borough Council, Warwickshire County Council and Renaissance in the West Midlands.
This month children under five can enjoy 'The Gruffalo' and other stories amongst the gallery's comfortable rugs and big cushions. They will also get to make their very own 'Gruffalo' or mouse mask using pipe cleaners, paper plates, wool and paint.
Councillor Neil Campbell, Rugby Borough Council portfolio holder for Culture, said: "Children and parents in Rugby have been really enjoying these new activities at Rugby Art Gallery and I am delighted to see that interest continues to grow."
Children must be accompanied by an adult or carer. For further information, contact Rugby Art Gallery & Museum on (01788) 533 201 or ragm@rugby.gov.uk.
Little Discoveries has been funded by Rugby Borough Council, Warwickshire County Council and Renaissance in the West Midlands.