Join us for some spooky family crafting in this relaxed session designed for children and young people who have a disability, are neurodivergent, or experience anxiety, that would find it difficult to our drop-in sessions. Make your own ghost ship or cat and pumpkin inspired Halloween crafts. Takes place: 10:00am – 12noon
Christmas Craft Fair! Saturday December 6th at Hull Central Library.
10am-3pm
Make your own spooky boat or skeleton craft in this fun maritime themed family activity inspired by spooky takes of the sea. What will you create?
Takes place: 1pm – 3pm
Join us to make your own craft inspired by unicorns and other magical creatures in this fun family activity!
Takes place: 1pm – 3pm
Join us for fun pirate themed crafts and activities designed for children under 7 and their families. Older siblings are welcome to join in the fun too!
Takes place: 10am-12pm
Make your own beautiful autumn inspired art using a selection of different materials, in this fun family activity.
Takes place: 1pm – 3pm
This is a relaxed, prebooked craft activity with limited numbers designed for children who have a disability, are neurodivergent or experience anxiety. In the session children can have a go at making their own autumn themed artworks and unicorn/ magical creature craft.
Takes place: 10:30am – 12noon
Join us for some fun Halloween crafting and create your own cat and pumpkin inspired crafts in this fun family workshop.
Takes place: 1pm – 3pm
Create your own piece of stained glass!
Saturday 4th / Sunday 5th October 2025
10.30am until 3.30pm on Saturday & 10am-3pm on Sunday
The workshop covers two days and is £195 per person total
The craft of stained glass and lead light window making using traditional techniques. Design a simple line drawing. From this, the glass pieces are cut and assembled on top of the drawing, bending and cutting the lead to fit around the glass. The joints of the lead sections are soldered to finish.
Louise Watson is an established architectural glass artist who has worked internationally. From bespoke interior pieces to public art larger installations, Louise specialises in delivering colour and light through the medium of glass. Recently worked on the restoration of Rochdale Town Hall and some examples of her work can be found in the final three photos here.
Saturday 13th September 2025
10.30am until 3pm
£120 per person
Deiniol’s ceramic practice explores the dichotomy between rhythm and discord, balance and disorder. Bringing together raw and unrefined materials and incorporating them into the clay, he seeks to find the harmonious point between the rhythmic flow of the potter’s wheel and the disruptive and chaotic inclusions within the modified clay.
In this workshop, Deiniol will lead a demonstration and practical session in modifying and preparing textured clay with aggregates. You will develop your own batch to throw with on the wheel and hand – build within the session.
Basic knowledge of throwing on the wheel is required.
All materials and bisque firing included.
Learn new skills in throwing!
For any ability aged 16+
Saturday 20th September 2025, 10.30am – 12.30pm (2 hours)
£68 per person to include everything. Up to 4 places available in each session.
Enjoy an introduction to throwing on the potters wheel! The class will include a bisque firing of any successful work produced on the day and will be available to collect following the class.
Adele Howitt
3 places available.
Bring the whole family and join us in the Children’s Library for a creative crafting session!
Materials are provided.
Please book a ticket for everyone attending.
Join us for an adults only arty gathering at Bransholme Library.
Bring your own materials and let’s paint, draw and sketch together!
See you there!
This is a craft session with limited numbers designed for children who have a disability, are neurodivergent or experience anxiety. In the session children can have a go at some of the crafts that have been available as drop-in sessions over the summer, but in a quieter setting with limited numbers. In this session, children can make their own cannon inspired by Henry’s Gun (on display in the Hull and East Riding Museum), make crafts inspired by popular space and scifi films, and make their own woolly mammoth craft. Booking essential. Please only book for each child or young person taking part. Accompanying adults do not need to book a ticket. This activity is funded by Hull City Council and Department for Education through the Holiday Activities and Food programme. Free healthy snacks and a drink will be available to all children that take part in the session
Have a go at making your own crafts inspired by Mortimer the popular model woolly mammoth at the Hull and East Riding Museum.
Takes place: 1pm – 3pm
Join in at the prospect Centre for arts and craft sessions this summer.
Make masks, flags, drums and join the parade!
6th August, 12-3pm
14th August, 12-3pm
21st August, 12-3pm
28th August, 12-3pm
£1.00 per child.
Just turn up, no booking required.
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