Woolwich Works kid friendly half-term activities announced

A south London arts and entertainment venue has announced a programme of family events, shows and workshops for the February half-term break (Pictured: Woolwich Works) <i>(Image: Google Maps)</i>
A south London arts and entertainment venue has announced a programme of family events, shows and workshops for the February half-term break (Pictured: Woolwich Works) (Image: Google Maps)
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A south London arts and entertainment venue has announced a programme of family events, shows, and workshops for the February half-term break.

Woolwich Works has unveiled a line-up including live performances and creative workshops.

Shows include the drama Throne of Ashes: Ìkú Bàbá Yèyé, set in the Oyo Empire, featuring Nollywood stars and scheduled for February 13, and February 14.

On February 14, the Let’s All Dance Ballet Company will present The Very Busy Bumblebee, an environmental-themed introduction to ballet aimed at younger audiences.

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Spring "crafternoons," featuring activities like making paper tulips and butterflies, will run from February 16, to February 19. These donation-based sessions offer flexible start times. 

Finally, the Chineke! Junior Orchestra will hold a free spring concert on February 22, showcasing the results of a collaborative weekend.

Nick Williams, director at Woolwich Works, said: "We always love half-term at Woolwich Works, it’s a chance to throw the doors open and fill these incredible historic spaces with colour, creativity, and brilliant live performance."

He added: "We’re proud to offer something that feels welcoming, affordable, and genuinely fun for families across South East London and beyond."

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