Family Film Club
Explore stories through film and crafting about holidays and posting letters at The National Library of Scotland at Kelvin Hall's Family Film Club!
About Family Film Club
You are invited to join early year's specialist Sarah in exploring stories through film and crafting about holidays and posting letters. We will watch child friendly films from the Moving Image Archive, about holidays gone by and bring them to life with drama games, storytelling and drawing. We will decorate our own postcards and write our own holiday tales.
This workshop is geared towards children aged 3 – 10 years but younger ones are welcome to come along too. All children must be accompanied by a responsible adult. When booking FREE tickets via Eventbrite, please make sure to book a ticket for each individual family member attending. Numbers are restricted so please make sure to book your places early.
There will not be refreshments at this workshop so please bring water and a snack if required. No nuts please.
Please email Hannah.Justad@nls.uk if you would like to discuss any access needs.
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