This Girl Codes Halloween Heritage Hacks

19/09/2023
|In Arts & Craft, Digital & Creative, Learn, This Girl Codes, Festivals & Events
|By Kate

Join Junction Arts at This Girl Codes Halloween Heritage Hacks this October half term. 

This Girl Codes is a program of activities led by artists that explores science, technology, engineering, and maths (STEM) through creativity.

This Girl Codes Heritage Hack Creswell – Tuesday – 31 October

MODERN DAY MAGIC 

This Halloween we’ll delve into Creswell Crags’ deepest, darkest cave and find out how witches are linked to the UNESCO Heritage Site. After our cave tour we will become alchemists and create potions with artist Rachel Scanlon. In the afternoon we will become Frankenstein’s maker with electrical engineer Ann Fomukong-Boden; using motors, mechanics and programming we will re-animate a (fake) skeleton!

10am – 3pm

To book click here.

 

This Girl Codes Heritage Hack Bolsover – Thursday 2 November

GHOST STORIES AT BOLSOVER CASTLE 

This Halloween we’ll explore English Heritage’s most haunted castle and use film, drama and prosthetics to create our own ghost stories. We’ll work with artists Sian Watson-Taylor and Jim Brouwer to use special effects and projection.

10am – 3pm

To book click here.

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