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Join us this Autumn half term for various activities for our younger visitors. 24th – 26th October

Our pre-bookable drop-in craft activities are on selected dates for £3 per child (suitable for children aged 3yrs+) and will be located in our activity space on the 1st floor of our Mill building. All children must be supervised by their parent/ carer during this activity.

There’s no need to purchase an additional entrance ticket for a child if purchasing a craft activity ticket. One free accompanying adult per child with Craft activity ticket – additional adults to pay admission, or show proof of annual pass/family ticket.

During your visit you can also find the Halloween/ autumnal shapes in the silhouettes trail, inside and outside the museum, colouring sheets inside the museum and play trays outside where you can discover toy rats, mice, bats, spiders and more!

Tickets for the craft activities can also be purchased on the day in the welcome building, or online, subject to availability.

Please note that we will be closed on Monday 23 October during half term.

Come along and join in the Whitchurch Acoustic Session at the Sports & Social Club.

Have some fun, make a noise, try out some new tunes.

All genres of music welcome, as are all levels of ability.

ALLELUJAH 12A (DRAMA)

Director: Richard Eyre with Judi Dench, Derek Jacobi and Jennifer Saunders.

Based on the play by Alan Bennett, Allelujah is a warm and deeply moving story about old age. When the geriatric ward in a small Yorkshire hospital is threatened with closure, the hospital decides to fight back by galvanizing the local community: they invite a news crew to film their preparations for a concert in honour of the hospital’s most distinguished nurse. What could go wrong?

Allelujah celebrates the spirit of the elderly patients whilst paying tribute to the deep humanity of the medical staff battling with limited resources and ever-growing demand.

“This watchable, undemanding drama rolls along capably, enlivened by unmistakably Bennettian gags and drolleries which come along every minute or so.” The Guardian.

Licenced Bar.

The quiz is back at the Kings Arms, tonight at 8pm.

Get your team booked in.

All money goes to support local charities.

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