About Heritage and Habitat at Aston Hall
Heritage and Habitat: Explore, Create, and Play!
Step into the past and get hands-on with exciting activities in our historic green spaces this summer! Join us at Aston Hall, Blakesley Hall, and Sarehole Mill for weekly sessions throughout May half term and the Birmingham Summer Holidays. Each week brings new, fun-filled outdoor activities, all with a focus on sustainability and the natural world, set within the beautiful gardens of our historic sites.
From crafting your very own origami plant pots to sending teddy bears on zip wire adventures, there’s something for children of all ages to enjoy. Activities change each week, ensuring there's always something fresh to discover. Guided by our friendly team, these sessions are a fantastic way to connect with nature, learn about outdoor sustainability, and make unforgettable memories. Don't miss out on these unique experiences this summer!
May Half Term
Sunday, 1st June – Origami Plant Pots
Summer Holidays
Sunday, 27th July – Seed Bombs
Sunday, 3rd August – Bee Bricks
Sunday, 10th August – Painting on pebbles and stones
Sunday, 17th August – Moth trapping and Bug Hunting with our Natural Science Curator
Sunday, 24th August – Natural Painting with flowers and leaves
Sunday, 31st August – Bird Feeders
Missed a week? Check out the Heritage and Habitat programmes page to see what's happening on their sites too!
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