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Join us for our monthly children’s creative workshops at No.1 Royal Crescent. Led by local artists, these fun and engaging sessions will introduce you to lots of different ways to make art!
3 August: Photography Portraits
10am – 12pm
Practice photography and learn about Georgian Portraits. Play around with old and new cameras and take photographic portraits inspired by the paintings in No.1 Royal Crescent. Learn about how the portraits showed the fashion and style of the era and make your own modern day versions using costume and props. All cameras and equipment provided.
Suitable for ages 8-14.
£10 per child
£9 concession
(available if child or their parent/carer is in receipt of Universal Credit, Tax Credits, Disability Living Allowance or Personal Independence Payments)
Important info:
Children are required to attend by themselves if possible; please get in touch if this presents a barrier to attendance.
Sessions take place in the Servant’s Hall during museum open hours. The room is wheelchair accessible and the disabled toilet is nearby.
Parents waiting may wish to visit the museum and take advantage of buying our annual pass. There are also several cafes within 5 minutes’ walk.
About the Artist
Abigail Tinnion is a visual artist and folklorist based in the south west. She is interested in history, stories, creatures and imagination.