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- Nature-Day-Clay-Flower-Making
Join Stamford Arts Centre for a day of creativity and craft, inspired by Stamford in the summer. This session is clay flower making!
Nature Day activities are just £4 per child OR book for all 4 of our activities for just £12! Click on the events below to book!
Bug hotel making 10am - 11am
Clay flower making 11:15am - 12:15pm
Butterfly printing activity and colouring 1pm - 2pm
Seed Bomb making and make your own wild garden 2:30pm - 3:30pm
Adults don't have to buy a ticket however all children attending MUST be accompanied by an adult
Important Information
Venue: Stamford Arts Centre, Gallery
Tickets: £4 per child - or book all 4 Nature Day activities for only £12 per child!
Running Time: 1 hour per activity
Adults don't have to buy a ticket however all children attending MUST be accompanied by an adult
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