Be inspired by the Museum of Oxford’s Henry Hare, and create your own brown hare puppet using recyclable materials
Be inspired by the Museum of Oxford’s Henry Hare, and create your own brown hare puppet using recyclable materials. Explore the place of the brown hare in our natural environment and consider the impacts of a changing climate.
This workshop is Inspired by THE HERDS (opens in a new tab) and supported by Art Fund
THE HERDS is a groundbreaking work of public art and climate change action on an unprecedented scale featuring life-sized puppet animals travelling 20,000km from Central Africa to the furthest tip of Northern Europe.
There are 2 sessions, each session is 2 hours: 10.30-12.30 and 13.30-15.30.
This workshop is suitable for ages 5-11.
Tickets cost £1.50 per child and can be purchased online via Eventbrite (booking fee applies) or at the Museum Shop. Each child ticket includes free entry for one accompanying adult. Children must be supervised at all times.
We recommend booking in advance to secure your place.
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