Museum and Art Gallery of the NT hosts school holiday program of workshops
The Territory’s kids are set to enjoy a range of delights thanks to a museum’s unique school holiday program.
Lego, insects, and steampunk crafts will keep the kids entertained these school holidays thanks to the Museum and Art Gallery of the NT’s school holidays program.
There are 38 Lego figurines hidden throughout the popular exhibits for kids – and enthusiastic adults – to find.
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A series of workshops focusing on creepy crawlies, turning t-shirts into tote bags, and a ‘steampunk spectacular’ collage are also on the cards for children hoping for hands-on fun.
The workshops – priced at $12.50 per child – are place restricted, so it’s best to get in quick to secure a spot from January 9-25.
Students will return to the classroom on 30 January, 2024, with teachers heading back a day earlier.
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