Thursday, 11 February 2016

Day of the Dead Crafts @ World Museum Liverpool

February half-term 2016


We’re excited to announce three new events during February half-term at the World Museum Liverpool. Suitable for all of the family, we will have a number of craft tables for you to get creative at using milk bottles, plant pots, paper skeletons, frames and much more. Take your customised piece home with you or donate it to our special Day of the Dead altar.

One of our donated and decorated milk bottles

We want your help to make our altar as beautiful, colourful and meaningful as possible. Bring along a photograph of your late loved one and personalise one of our photograph frames. Through the medium of art, we can share happy memories of those that have died and help to keep their memory alive. We’re providing a safe space to remember and honour those that have gone before us.

Families having fun at our crafts table in November 2015

If you would like to donate anything relevant to the altar, such as skulls, artificial flowers, vases or gothic ornaments please get in touch or bring them along to one of our events. If you would like to share a photograph or story about someone who has died, but are unable to make any of the events, please email us.

Personalised skulls and frame from the team at The Bucket Project 

The first event is on Monday 15th February from 10am to 12pm. The second is on Friday 19th February from 1-4pm with the final event on Sunday 21st also from 1-4pm. You will find us on the first floor of the World Museum by the Treasure House Theatre.


Adam performing at a previous event in the Treasure House Theatre

We must say a huge thank you to Adam and the team at World Museum Liverpool for working with us again on our popular Day of the Dead celebrations.  It’s a great venue where adults and children are willing to engage and interact with what can be a difficult subject.


1 comment:

  1. We just stumbled across the event at our half term visit to Liverpool World museum. We had a fab time, creating great crafts and contributing to the altar. It's a pity that we didn't know about the activities before hand because a picture of "Papa" would be framed there! Never mind, we had a good chat about him when we got home. All thanks to you. Alistair and Elspeth (aged 6) and mum.

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