Free workshop to draw colourful firework art, paper rockets and sparklers at Hull History Centre.
History Makers: Paper fireworks is on at Hull History Centre on Saturday 7 November, a morning session that runs from 10am to 12pm. It's part of the History Makers programme, and the focus this time is on fireworks, with the whole session built around drawing them.
There's a fair bit to get stuck into over the two hours. You'll be drawing colourful firework art, and alongside that, you'll make paper rockets and sparklers. It's a hands-on morning, so it works as a family thing to do together on a Saturday, or just something to bring the kids along to while you have a coffee nearby. The rockets and sparklers are the bits you'll take home with you, and the firework art is what you'll spend the session working on.
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It's held at the Hull History Centre, which is right in the city centre, so it's easy enough to get to. The session runs from 10am to 12pm, giving you a full two hours to work through the different activities without having to rush. It's free to attend, so there's nothing to pay on the day. If you're looking for something to do with the family on a Saturday morning in November, this is a straightforward one to slot in.
