Kids at Keats: Make a Nightingale
About this Event
This workshop takes inspiration from the famous 'Ode to a Nightingale' which was written in the garden at Keats House. Keats sat under a plum tree and penned his famous lines after listening to a nightingale singing.
Children will get the opportunity to see what real nightingales look like, learn about their habits and hear a recording of their song whilst making their own folded and decorated birds.
Aimed at children aged 7 to 12.
This is a drop-in workshop and you are welcome to come along without a booking. However, as space is limited, we recommend booking in advance to guarantee entry. There may be a short wait at busy times.
We recommend you allow a minimum of half an hour.
Arrive at any time during the event - last entry at 3.30pm.
Please book tickets for all adults and children in your group.
Image: Part of Joseph Severn's 'Keats Listening to a Nightingale on Hampstead Heath' (courtesy of Keats House, City of London)
ALT text: A silhouette of a nightingale on a branch.
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