North Lincolnshire Museum Events August 2011
11 August 2011 by Paul RhoadesThursday 18 August
Museum Mayhem goes wild. 11am to 3pm. Decoupage zoo animals. Make yourself a zoo animal that really stands out during National zoo week.
19 August until 24 August
School's Out, go wild artyfacts. Monkeys in cages. To help promote national Zoo awareness come along to make your very own monkeys in a cage.
Tuesday 23 August
Awesome Ancestors, 11am until noon. Miss Brown - The Victorian School Mistress. A lesson from the past when children were seen and not heard. Book in advance.
Thursday 25 August
Museum Mayhem go wild, 11am to 3pm. Percy the Peacock. Make a colourful Peacock to take home.
26 August until 31 August
School's Out, goes wild artyfacts. Football boot magnet making. Design your own boots.
Saturday 27 August
Fab finds day, 11am to 12.30pm - Bring in any archaeological finds for identification. Admission free.
Saturday 27 August
Museum club, Science theme. 1pm to 2pm, £2.95 per child. Investigate materials. Explore the science of everyday materials from the past and the present. Learn about where materials come from and how they are used. Book in advance.
Tuesday 30 August
Awesome Ancestors. 11am until noon. Akila - The Egyptian Mummy Embalmer. Book in advance.
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