Music, singing and movement class for babies and toddlers led by the Noisy Teachers with puppet Norman, held under the Gaia art installation.
Noise Makers are bringing their baby and toddler sessions to St Albans Cathedral this winter, with five dates running from Monday 11 January through to Wednesday 3 February. It's a music, singing and movement class for the little ones, run by the Noisy Teachers Elise and Nicola, with their puppet sidekick Norman. The sessions are built around well-known songs, Makaton signing and sensory props, and they introduce new educational themes each time, so there's a bit of something different to come back to if you go more than once.
What makes this particular run stand out is where it's happening. The sessions are held under Gaia, an immersive art installation by Luke Jerram. It's a massive projection that lets you see the Earth in stunning detail, using NASA imagery, sound and light displayed inside the cathedral, so your toddler's singing and dancing will be set against a backdrop of the planet from space. It's a pretty unusual spot for a baby class, and it puts the whole thing in a different light.
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The dates are Monday 11 January, Monday 18 January, Wednesday 27 January, Monday 1 February and Wednesday 3 February, with sessions at 10am and 11am on each day. You'll find them at St Albans Cathedral, Sumpter Yard, AL1 1BY. Booking is essential through the Noise Makers website.
