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Creative Club: Family Film Craft

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  • Creative Club: Family Film Craft

    • Join Animate Arts for an afternoon of craft inspired by the themes of that afternoon’s family film.

    Making just about anything from paper and cardboard is Animate Arts Company’s superpower. Their workshops at bOing! Festival are always a huge hit.

    Come and join a professional artist before each screening in a fun family making session themed to the film showing that afternoon. Take your creations home and continue the creative conversation!

    Our Family Films start at 3pm on a Sunday – film titles to be announced at least a month in advance. Films could be certified U, PG or 12A.

    These sessions are suitable for children aged 4-12. Children should be accompanied by an adult at all times.

    Spaces for the workshop are limited so we advise booking ahead to avoid disappointment.

    Any questions please email creativeengagement@kent.ac.uk

    You can choose to receive email updates of upcoming Creative Club sessions by changing your interests on your Gulbenkian website account for ‘family events/ bOing! festival’.

    Supported by the Arts Council and Kent County Council

     

    Creative Club, Family Film Crafternoon sessions for Autumn Term are bookable now – click here!

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