One ticket will cover one family.

Join us in the Clore Learning Studio for free, practical art making workshops. Activities will respond to the exhibitions or house and help create your own artworks together. Get creative with artists and our Learning team. No previous art experience necessary!

Relaxed sessions are a quieter, calmer session and planned to welcome families who may find our busy, drop-in session overwhelming. In Relaxed Sessions we typically will:

– Lower the lighting level

– Have fewer participants in the space

– Not play background music

– Ensure our blinds are closed to minimise distractions from our window

– Have a break out space and sensory tools available for participants who need this.

Artist led workshop for 0–4s and their carers. One ticket covers one adult and one child. 

The recycling bin is a treasure trove for printmakers. In this workshop we will look at those weird textured cardboards, tetrapak containers and wrappings, and see potential art materials.

Join artist Jacqui Campbell at Kettle’s Yard and discover how to select and ink up materials, make playful compositions and roll these through the printing press to reveal unique prints.

We’ll be using washable water-based ink but printing can be a messy process so make sure you’re wearing your old clothes.

This workshop is for children aged 7-11 years.

Join artist Kelly Briggs to create your own tiny sculpture which will disintegrate over time and become a patch of beautiful wild flowers. This workshop is for 11-16 year olds. Create your own sculpture inspired by natural objects thoughtfully placed in the Kettle’s Yard house. Join artist Kelly Briggs in the Clore Learning Studio to explore how we can use natural objects and materials to make our own sculptures which can support the biodiversity of the local environment. This workshop is for 11-16 year olds.

Nature sits alongside and within the art that populates Kettle’s Yard. Join artist Ian Brownlie and together explore natural objects in the house and how they influence and are influenced by the collection. In the studio we will make our own two dimensional and three dimensional pieces based upon organic shapes and natural forms.

Join environmental artist Kaitlin Ferguson for a hands-on workshop where you’ll become sustainable architects of the future, imagining and designing new buildings for Kettle’s Yard and Cambridge.