Free family Halloween workshop with artists Gemma Williams and Lucy Donald to design and make dinosaur masks from recycled cardboard.
Elysium Gallery is hosting a cardboard dinosaur mask workshop on Saturday 31 October, run by artists Gemma Williams and Lucy Donald. It's a family session, which means adults need to be accompanied by a child — it's not open to solo adults or solo children, so make sure you've got your little ones with you before you book.
The whole thing is built around recycled cardboard. You'll be designing and making your own dinosaur mask from scratch, and the choice is yours: you can go for a fearsome T. rex, a spiky triceratops, or a dinosaur entirely of your own invention. The idea is that you'll have something ready to wear on Halloween, so it's as much about the making as it is about the result. It's a prehistoric theme for a Halloween activity, and since it's a workshop, you'll be working through the process with Williams and Donald on hand.
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It runs from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm at the Elysium classroom, inside Elysium Gallery at 12-24 Belle Vue Way in Swansea. Entry is free, and you'll need to book your place via Eventbrite.
