Still a few places left. Plants and mosaics family course, half term, Centre for Wildlife Gardening

By WildLondon
October 22, 2015 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted October 22, 2015

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Posted October 22, 2015

Family half term fun making mosaics and learning about plants.

When: 29th and 30th October 11am - 4pm

Where: Centre for Wildlife Gardening, 28 Marsden Road, East Dulwich, SE15 4EE

Join us this October half term holiday for two days of family crafts and activities on the theme of Seeds and Weeds. Take inspiration from the plants around you and learn to make amazing mosaics in this free two-day family course. While your grout dries out learn all about weeds and seeds and maybe have a go at planting a few of your own seeds. This course gives a chance to learn as a family about ways to interact with the outdoors and the natural world and will hopefully give you lots of ideas to try out at home!

Recommended for ages five and above and their families.

To book contact Sylvia Myers: [email protected]

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