Nurture in Nature
Hands-on Activities at Anne Hathaway’s Cottage
- 29 May 2024 - 01 Nov 2024
- 11:00 - 15:00
- Family
- Anne Hathaway's Cottage
- No booking required
Make and Take Family Activities from the Cottage Garden
Pop your welly boots on and head to Anne Hathaway Cottage to get stuck in making something special, using recycled materials and things found in Anne’s garden.
Set in the beautiful cottage garden of Anne Hathaway’s childhood home, this series of family-friendly activities have been created for hands, big and small, to enjoy making and learning something together, using items found in nature.
From wildflower-bombs to attract bees to your garden, and cakes for the birds, to fairy gardens and seasonal flower crowns come and enjoy getting closer to nature with your little one.
Upcoming workshops:
May Half Term
29 May - Flower Crowns (Part of our Big Green Month)
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Summer Holidays
10 Jul - Origami plant pot making and seed planting
17 Jul - Junk Modelling cardboard Wings
24 Jul - Flower Seed Bombs
31 Jul - Lavender Bags
7 Aug - Rain Gauge
14 Aug - Pinhole Cameras
21 Aug - Willow Weaving
28 Aug - Bird Feeders and Fat Balls
October Half Term
30 Oct - Halloween Special, details coming soon
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Perfect for children 4+ accompanied by a parent, grandparent, or guardian.
Nurture in Nature takes place at Anne Hathaway’s Cottage every Wednesday during the Warwickshire School Holidays from 11am –3pm.
This is a free activity and is included in your admission to Anne Hathaway’s Cottage. Plus, now all tickets to Shakespeare’s family homes are valid for the season, allowing you to keep returning throughout this special programme at no extra cost.
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This event is part of our multi-year programme, The Women Who Made Shakespeare
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