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27.09.2026

Craft Afternoon at Dr Johnson’s House

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Come join a craft afternoon at the home of literacy

Drop in between 12–4pm to try your hand at collage, using a beautiful selection of dried flowers and vintage papers.

Create your own handmade greeting cards to take home, whether as a thoughtful gift or a keepsake for yourself.

This informal session is suitable for all abilities and all materials are provided. Simply come along, get creative, and enjoy some creative craft in a historic setting.

Time: Sunday 27 September 12–4pm

Tickets: The workshop is included in admission and you can book entrance tickets in advance or on the day.

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