Worry Doll workshops for children and families
Worry Doll workshops for children and families
From GBP 5.00
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Description
Traditionally used to soothe a person’s fears, most especially a child’s, worry dolls have been used for many years in Mexico and Guatemala. They are small enough to pop under your pillow at night and will take away your fears and worries!
This fun workshop will allow children and families to make their own worry dolls and explore the tradition creating a small figure from clothes pegs, pipe cleaners, pipe lagging and a range of recycled materials.
The workshop will be run by La Llorona Artist Educator Linda White (Viva Mexico!) and artist Maren Danzglock from the design team.
£5 per child for a one-hour workshop, 15 max per workshop
Available times are:
- 10am-11am
- 11am-12pm
- 12-1pm
- 1-2pm
- 2-3pm
- 3-4pm
- 4-5pm
Come join this fun workshop and make your own worry dolls to take home.
This event is part of our education progrmame for La Llorona, Myth of the Weeping Woman, a new site specific theatre prodution showing in Brighton Fringe 17-20 May at Preston Manor. An all ages show that brings the Mexican ghost story to life.
To book tickets for the show see https://
You can also catch a free promo for the show on Sun 7 May, 2.15-2.45pm outside Jubilee Library. Part of Brighton Fringe Unity Stage, free.
For more information about other children activities and workshops, see writingourlegacy.org.uk or https://www.facebook.com/WritingOurLegacy/
Supported by Arts Council England, Brighton & Hove City Council, the Irene Mensah Brighton Fringe bursary through Art Sync & 70+ amazing crowdfunder supporters!
Venue
Brighton Museum & Art Gallery - Seminar Room, Brighton Museum & Art Gallery, Royal Pavilion Gardens, BN1 1EE Brighton
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Worry Doll workshops for children and families
From GBP 5.00