Amersham Museum puts on summer holidays workshops for kids
Bucks Free Press Staff
AMERSHAM Museum is opening itself up to the public this summer with a range of events and activities to keep youngsters entertained.
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This month the museum will be holding a number of morning sessions where children can come and learn about different periods in history and get involved with practical activities.

The museum is also going to be hosting a series of quiet, family-friendly mornings designed for those who have special educational needs.

On August 8, little ones aged four to seven can take part in a dinosaur time travel workshop from 10.30am until 12pm. And on August 15, it is hosting a Stone Age time travel family workshop for kids aged between four and seven. And on August 22, children will be able to take a trip back in time to the Tudor period as part of a special workshop running from 10.30am until 12pm.

On August 21, the museum is running a teen and adult workshop designed for those aged 14 and upwards.

Amersham Museum at 49 and 51 High Street is a small local museum based in Amersham, Buckinghamshire, England. It is located on the High Street in Old Amersham.

Amersham Museum reopened in 2017. It includes a new reception area, a complete redisplay of the collection and an activity/exhibition space.

The museum is free for under 18s while adults can pay £6 per visit or an annual pass for £10.

The museum offers two for one entry for members of the Chiltern Society on presentation of their card.

They also offer guided walks as part of guests visits to the museum.

A spokesman said people can choose from a walk through the old town looking at the historic buildings and hearing about the people who lived there is a Tudor walk with a guide in costume who will share details of life and death in Amersham Tudor times.

To find out more, visit amershammuseum.co.uk.