Free drop-in day to doodle, scribble and draw in unexpected places at Storyhouse, part of the WayWord Festival for children.
Doodle Day is back at Storyhouse on Wednesday 28 October, running from 10:30am to 4pm in the Den. It's a free drop-in session for children, so you can just turn up whenever suits you during the day. The whole point is to doodle, scribble, draw and create, with the chance to draw in all sorts of unexpected places and help fill the library with colour and imagination. It's open to everyone, whether you're into detailed masterpieces or quick, quirky doodles.
It's part of the WayWord Festival, Storyhouse's celebration of stories and imagination for children. That brings in authors and illustrators on stage, theatre performances, workshops, crafts, storytelling and films, much of it free, with a number of free tickets reserved for families who wouldn't otherwise be able to afford to come. Doodle Day is one of those free bits you can just drift into.
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Storyhouse itself is a Chester charity that brings together a library, theatres, an independent cinema, a restaurant called The Kitchen and an open-air theatre and cinema. It'll celebrate its 10th birthday in 2027 with a year of special productions, new commissions, community projects and exhibitions. Doodle Day runs from 10:30am to 4pm on Wednesday 28 October in the Den, and it's free to drop in.
