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Step into Halloween fun at Broadway Museum & Art Gallery with a kids’ workshop led by a real witch. From spooky biscuit decorating to a clue-filled museum hunt, this one-hour event is a creative treat for little ones.
Step into Halloween fun at Broadway Museum & Art Gallery with a kids’ workshop led by a real witch. From spooky biscuit decorating to a clue-filled museum hunt, this one-hour event is a creative treat for little ones.
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Located in the heart of Broadway, England, the Broadway Museum & Art Gallery offers a unique seasonal experience that marries local history with hands-on creativity: A Night at the Museum. Designed especially for children, this workshop invites young adventurers to meet a real witch and plunge into a Halloween-themed afternoon filled with crafts and intrigue. Inside the museum's charming, historic setting — on 65 High Street, a street known for its classic Cotswold stone architecture and rich heritage — kids can decorate spooky biscuits and concoct their own slime, creating a memorable sensory experience that blends fun with a touch of the eerie.
Participants are then encouraged to roam the museum’s exhibits, which include displays of local artefacts and folklore, collecting clues to unravel a subtle mystery tied to the Halloween theme. This interactive scavenger hunt fosters curiosity and engagement with the cultural backdrop of Broadway, one of the quintessential English villages renowned for its rolling countryside and nearby woodlands.
The workshop’s design uniquely caters to families looking for indoor adventure during cooler months, offering a safe space to spark imagination away from screens. With its blend of creative activities, a real-life witch guide, and thoughtfully arranged exhibits, this event stands apart from typical Halloween attractions. It also strengthens the museum’s role as a community hub that celebrates local history in fresh, accessible ways.
Families should come ready for a hands-on experience—with children encouraged to wear Halloween costumes to immerse fully in the atmosphere. This one-hour event not only entertains but also gently introduces younger generations to the region’s cultural fabric, making Broadway Museum & Art Gallery a standout destination for combining outdoor charm with indoor seasonal excitement.
easy.
1 hour.
No specific fitness required; suitable for young children accompanied by adults.
The event is designed for children, but all participants must be accompanied by adults—ideal for ages 4-10.
Yes, but adults should supervise their group closely to ensure safety during activities.
Yes, the slime is made from child-friendly materials, but it should not be ingested.
Costumes are encouraged to enhance the experience but are not mandatory.
The session lasts approximately one hour.
Broadway Museum & Art Gallery strives to accommodate visitors, but please contact them directly for specific accessibility information.
Broadway village has a rich history as part of the Cotswolds conservation area, with architecture dating back to the 16th century.
The museum promotes sustainable practices by supporting local artisans and reducing single-use plastics in workshops.
Broadway Museum & Art Gallery is a local museum and art gallery in Broadway, England, presenting exhibitions, collections and a varied events programme that highlights regional history, craft and contemporary creativity. The venue offers public entry tickets alongside a busy schedule of ticketed experiences: hands-on workshops, specialist lectures, family activities, seasonal trails and fundraising events. Workshops and talks are delivered by visiting experts and local practitioners. Recent and recurring offerings include pottery sessions with Dave Short (Great Pottery Throw Down finalist), glass-fusion and printing workshops with Helen Cooper, an archaeology lecture on the Milestone Ground excavation by Jamie Wilkins, and a glass-focused lecture by Justine Hopkins. Practical craft classes cover collage, calligraphy, block printing, corn dolly making and low relief tile carving. Many sessions provide materials and refreshments: the summer collage workshop supplies all materials and a light lunch, and the modern calligraphy session includes a personal kit and treats. Pottery pieces created during classes are decorated, fired and available for later collection from the gallery. Seasonal programming includes Christmas grotto trails, Father Christmas events and late-night shopping with themed trails. The museum supports local artists, stewardship of local heritage and community learning through accessible, hands-on experiences for families, visitors and craft enthusiasts.
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