Run by
Skylarks staff and volunteers
Join staff and volunteers from Skylarks at the Museum of Richmond for a spine-tingling story and crafts this half term!
We will see Tudor Stained Glass from Richmond Palace on display at the Museum of Richmond. Hear chilling tales of its royal inhabitants and the spooky secrets they left behind. Then, let your creativity shine as you make your own beautiful, spooky stained ‘glass’ inspired by the palace’s history. A hauntingly good time for the whole family.
Here is the link to some visual stories and a sensory map:
Museum of Richmond, 2nd Floor, Old Town Hall, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond, TW9 1TP
Lift - there is a (fairly basic) lift which can be used by wheelchair users to access the museum, which is on the second floor. Please let us know in advance if you are going to need to use the lift, as we need to arrange this in advance.
Directions - the museum is in the centre of Richmond, which is a busy town. It is well served by many buses - the nearest stop is George Street, approx 5 minutes walk or the bus station which is about 7 minutes walk. There are car parks at Waitrose, Old Deer Park, Paradise Road etc but on street parking is busy and expensive. Please come by public transport if possible.
Please note: there will be Skylarks staff and volunteers present, but you are responsible for your child at all times.
Waiting List:
If our sessions are fully booked, please put your child's name on the waiting list for the dates you are available and we will contact you if a space becomes available. Sometimes cancellations can happen at the last minute due to illness etc so please also check the website for last minute availability.
