
Free drop-in family workshops led by professional artists to make props and Sprites-themed crafts for the Christmas show Sprites.
Sprites Workshops are running at Scarborough Library & Information Centre on Saturday mornings throughout November, with sessions on the 7th, 14th, 21st and 28th. They're free, drop-in family workshops, so you don't need to book ahead — you just turn up when it suits you.
The workshops tie in with Sprites, a magical Christmas show for families inspired by the natural world. The whole point is to get creative and help bring the production to life: guided by professional artists Nathan Wackett and Terenia Edwards, you'll make props for the show and Sprites-themed crafts. You can take your work home or leave it behind to become part of the world of Sprites itself. It's a good way to get stuck in and see something you've made actually end up on stage.
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They're run as drop-in sessions, so there's no need to commit to every single one — you can pop in for one Saturday or come back across the month. They suit all ages from four upwards, and adults are welcome too, so it works whether you're bringing the kids or just fancy a morning of making. The sessions run from 10:30 to 12:30 at the library on Vernon Road, YO11 2NN, and they're free to attend.
Date
7 November – 28 November
10:30
Price
Free
Recommended Age
+6 years