In this facilitator led session babies aged 0-2 and their adults can explore a range of themes through the lens of our fabulous collections. There are opportunities to look at materials in different ways and get creative with how to play. Suitable for children aged 0-2 with their carers. Important Information Minimum ratio of 1 adult to 2 children. Maximum ratio of 2 adults to 1 child. All children and adults attending this session must have a ticket. This is to ensure we can manage numbers for everyone's safety and enjoyment. If you or your child have any additional requirements please contact us to let us know so we can do our best to accommodate you.

Experience the Museum of Making at Night as we celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Museum of Makings Model Railway with a special Q&A featuring model railway enthusiast extraordinaire Pete Waterman. Not only has Pete amassed an incredible amount of platinum discs and amazing anecdotes from his many years in the music industry, but hes also an avid model railwayer. Pete and his compadres the Railnuts are Guinness World Record Holders for Making Tracks, the largest portable model railway in the world! The evening will feature a special night-time opportunity to see the model railway in action, the chance to meet some of the volunteers who have spent many thousands of hours on the model, and a Q&A with Pete Waterman, who will be talking about his love of model railways, with a few choice tales from his showbiz years thrown in. The Museum of Making bar will be open throughout.

About this event Following on from a Heritage Crafts Association masterclass led by Master Tinsmith Karl Schmidt; this introductory course, led by our amazing Workshop Technician Arthur Scott, will take you through the basics of tinplate working to assemble your very own custom cookie cutter. Working in the Museum of Making Workshop, you will learn a variety of techniques using basic tinsmiths tools, including cutting, creasing, forming and soldering to shape and assemble the tinplate. Tinsmithing is on the Heritage Crafts Association Red List of Critically Endangered Crafts, classed as those that are at serious risk of no longer being practised in the UK. You will also discover fascinating connections to Derby Museums collections of making, which chart the progress of Derbys ongoing manufacturing history and the people who were involved. Who is this course for? Participants must be at least 16 years old, and those aged 16-17 must be accompanied by a paying adult. The course is limited to a maximum of ten people to ensure participants are fully supported. Do I need to bring anything? All materials, tools, equipment and aprons will be provided. Please wear comfortable clothes that you dont mind getting a bit dirty and closed-toe shoes. There will be an hour lunch break. Refreshments and lunch is available to purchase from The River Kitchen at the Museum of Making and we advise that you pre-order your food at the start of the day to avoid waiting. You are also welcome to go to various eateries and shops in the city centre. How to book: Tickets are priced at 65.00 per person. Derby Museums Friends & Members are eligible for 10% discount. This course is limited to a maximum of six participants. Working safely? If you have any concerns or specific requirements regarding attending this course please feel free to get in touch with us by contacting us at:[email protected]. Course Booking Terms and Conditions Workshop and course bookings can be cancelled and refunded up until two days before the scheduled start date. In the event that Derby Museums needs to cancel a workshop, your ticket will be refunded in full.

This course centres around recycling and sustainable creation. The aim is to educate you on how to turn HDPE (high density polyethylene) plastic into beautiful and functional materials/tools, the outcome will be your very own milk bottle mallet. Multimedia Artist and Maker Arthur Scott will lead you through the processes; melting and casting HDPE, finishing the surfaces and drilling an eye for the handle, turning a handle on the lathe and setting it in the head with a hardwood wedge. You will be given a handle blank and a 50mm/50mm/100mm HDPE billet. You will take part in one melt/cast which will use colour from lids and other HDPE sources, this is to show you every stage and to show that you can include colour to create marble effect. You will also encounter unique and beautiful items from Derby Museums collections to inspire your own creations. When does this course take place? A day course on Saturday 15th Who is this course for? This course is suitable for complete beginners, seasoned makers and anywhere in between. Participants must be aged 18 years and over. Spaces are limited to 4 participants. Do I need to bring anything? All materials, tools, equipment and aprons will be provided. However, we encourage you to bring any photos or drawings you would like to use as inspiration. Please wear comfortable clothes that you dont mind getting a bit dirty and strong closed-toe shoes (steel toecaps are preferable). Lunch is available to purchase from the River Kitchen at the Museum of Making or various eateries and shops in the city centre. How to book: Tickets are 65.00, Derby Museums Friends & Members are eligible for 10% discount. Working safely? If you have any concerns or specific requirements regarding attending this course please feel free to get in touch with us by contacting us at: [email protected]. Course Booking Terms and Conditions Please note that if you choose to cancel your place your ticket price will be refunded minus the Ticketsource service fee. Your total refund is dependent on the number of days notice given: A minimum of 7 days before the event full refund minus TicketSource fee 6 3 days before event 50% refund minus TicketSource fee 2 days before event no refundIn the event that Derby Museums needs to cancel a workshop, your ticket will be refunded in full.

In this session, you will learn the basics of Mosaic making, creating a piece of work that you can take home with you! This session will be delivered at our Museum of Making site in our very own workshop and led by maker, Kathryn Levy. For more information please contact [email protected]. EMERGENCY CONTACT DETAILS In the event of an emergency, you will be contacted as soon as possible by Derby Museums. So that this can be done quickly, we need to have up-to-date details of possible contacts. Please fill in all relevant information when completing the booking. Derby Museums would like to ask for your permission to take images and/or recordings (photographs, video or audio) of your child/the person in your care for the purposes of publicity, fundraising and evaluation. How will the images and/or recordings be used? Images and recordings (photographs, video or audio) are used in a variety of ways to promote Derby Museums , to evaluate our work, for fundraising, and to illustrate particular areas of activity, e.g. exhibitions and community workshops. This includes (but is not limited to) advertisements and other publicity materials such as leaflets, brochures and posters, direct mail, books, newspapers, magazine articles, television programmes, podcasts, social media, web articles, press releases and funding applications. The images and recordings we capture may be published immediately or used in future to illustrate our work. We will not include names in connection with any of the images or recordings we use. How long does consent last? Consent continues with no time limit, however the majority of images and recordings we capture are used for around five years. They are then archived for possible future use. We cannot withdraw images and recordings that have already published, but image consent can be changed or withdrawn at any time by notifying Derby Museums in writing either by email: [email protected] or at the following address: Museum & Art Gallery, The Strand, Derby, DE1 1BS. Please answer all questions regarding consent when processing your booking. Please let us know in advance if you are unable to attend to allow other young people to access the session: [email protected] Please note that sessions are limited to two sessions per person. Please let us know if you would like to be added to a waiting list for any other sessions that don't sell out.

In this session, you will use the galleries as inspiration and make sheets of paper from recycled materials. This session will be delivered at our Museum of Making site in our studios and led by maker, Clare Brown. For more information please contact [email protected]. EMERGENCY CONTACT DETAILS In the event of an emergency, you will be contacted as soon as possible by Derby Museums. So that this can be done quickly, we need to have up-to-date details of possible contacts. Please fill in all relevant information when completing the booking. Derby Museums would like to ask for your permission to take images and/or recordings (photographs, video or audio) of your child/the person in your care for the purposes of publicity, fundraising and evaluation. How will the images and/or recordings be used? Images and recordings (photographs, video or audio) are used in a variety of ways to promote Derby Museums , to evaluate our work, for fundraising, and to illustrate particular areas of activity, e.g. exhibitions and community workshops. This includes (but is not limited to) advertisements and other publicity materials such as leaflets, brochures and posters, direct mail, books, newspapers, magazine articles, television programmes, podcasts, social media, web articles, press releases and funding applications. The images and recordings we capture may be published immediately or used in future to illustrate our work. We will not include names in connection with any of the images or recordings we use. How long does consent last? Consent continues with no time limit, however the majority of images and recordings we capture are used for around five years. They are then archived for possible future use. We cannot withdraw images and recordings that have already published, but image consent can be changed or withdrawn at any time by notifying Derby Museums in writing either by email: [email protected] or at the following address: Museum & Art Gallery, The Strand, Derby, DE1 1BS. Please answer all questions regarding consent when processing your booking. Please let us know in advance if you are unable to attend to allow other young people to access the session: [email protected] Please note that sessions are limited to two sessions per person. Please let us know if you would like to be added to a waiting list for any other sessions that don't sell out.

In this session, you will learn the basics of forgery and create a metal piece that you can take home with you! This session will be delivered at our Museum of Making site in our very own workshop and led by maker, Jack Sampson (insta @jacksampsonblacksmith). For more information please contact [email protected]. EMERGENCY CONTACT DETAILS In the event of an emergency, you will be contacted as soon as possible by Derby Museums. So that this can be done quickly, we need to have up-to-date details of possible contacts. Please fill in all relevant information when completing the booking. Derby Museums would like to ask for your permission to take images and/or recordings (photographs, video or audio) of your child/the person in your care for the purposes of publicity, fundraising and evaluation. How will the images and/or recordings be used? Images and recordings (photographs, video or audio) are used in a variety of ways to promote Derby Museums , to evaluate our work, for fundraising, and to illustrate particular areas of activity, e.g. exhibitions and community workshops. This includes (but is not limited to) advertisements and other publicity materials such as leaflets, brochures and posters, direct mail, books, newspapers, magazine articles, television programmes, podcasts, social media, web articles, press releases and funding applications. The images and recordings we capture may be published immediately or used in future to illustrate our work. We will not include names in connection with any of the images or recordings we use. How long does consent last? Consent continues with no time limit, however the majority of images and recordings we capture are used for around five years. They are then archived for possible future use. We cannot withdraw images and recordings that have already published, but image consent can be changed or withdrawn at any time by notifying Derby Museums in writing either by email: [email protected] or at the following address: Museum & Art Gallery, The Strand, Derby, DE1 1BS. Please answer all questions regarding consent when processing your booking. Please let us know in advance if you are unable to attend to allow other young people to access the session: [email protected] Please note that sessions are limited to two sessions per person. Please let us know if you would like to be added to a waiting list for any other sessions that don't sell out.

In this session, you will learn the basics of ceramics - from creating and modelling your own piece to glazing a pre-fired work. You will create a piece of work that will be taken to be fired and returned to you at a later date! This session will be delivered at our Museum of Making site in our Studios and led by maker, Elaine Lim-Newton. For more information please contact [email protected]. EMERGENCY CONTACT DETAILS In the event of an emergency, you will be contacted as soon as possible by Derby Museums. So that this can be done quickly, we need to have up-to-date details of possible contacts. Please fill in all relevant information when completing the booking. Derby Museums would like to ask for your permission to take images and/or recordings (photographs, video or audio) of your child/the person in your care for the purposes of publicity, fundraising and evaluation. How will the images and/or recordings be used? Images and recordings (photographs, video or audio) are used in a variety of ways to promote Derby Museums , to evaluate our work, for fundraising, and to illustrate particular areas of activity, e.g. exhibitions and community workshops. This includes (but is not limited to) advertisements and other publicity materials such as leaflets, brochures and posters, direct mail, books, newspapers, magazine articles, television programmes, podcasts, social media, web articles, press releases and funding applications. The images and recordings we capture may be published immediately or used in future to illustrate our work. We will not include names in connection with any of the images or recordings we use. How long does consent last? Consent continues with no time limit, however the majority of images and recordings we capture are used for around five years. They are then archived for possible future use. We cannot withdraw images and recordings that have already published, but image consent can be changed or withdrawn at any time by notifying Derby Museums in writing either by email: [email protected] or at the following address: Museum & Art Gallery, The Strand, Derby, DE1 1BS. Please answer all questions regarding consent when processing your booking. Please let us know in advance if you are unable to attend to allow other young people to access the session: [email protected] Please note that sessions are limited to two sessions per person. Please let us know if you would like to be added to a waiting list for any other sessions that don't sell out.

In this session, you will learn the basics of ceramics - from creating and modelling your own piece to glazing a pre-fired work. You will create a piece of work that will be taken to be fired and returned to you at a later date! This session will be delivered at our Museum of Making site in our Studios and led by maker, Elaine Lim-Newton. For more information please contact [email protected]. EMERGENCY CONTACT DETAILS In the event of an emergency, you will be contacted as soon as possible by Derby Museums. So that this can be done quickly, we need to have up-to-date details of possible contacts. Please fill in all relevant information when completing the booking. Derby Museums would like to ask for your permission to take images and/or recordings (photographs, video or audio) of your child/the person in your care for the purposes of publicity, fundraising and evaluation. How will the images and/or recordings be used? Images and recordings (photographs, video or audio) are used in a variety of ways to promote Derby Museums , to evaluate our work, for fundraising, and to illustrate particular areas of activity, e.g. exhibitions and community workshops. This includes (but is not limited to) advertisements and other publicity materials such as leaflets, brochures and posters, direct mail, books, newspapers, magazine articles, television programmes, podcasts, social media, web articles, press releases and funding applications. The images and recordings we capture may be published immediately or used in future to illustrate our work. We will not include names in connection with any of the images or recordings we use. How long does consent last? Consent continues with no time limit, however the majority of images and recordings we capture are used for around five years. They are then archived for possible future use. We cannot withdraw images and recordings that have already published, but image consent can be changed or withdrawn at any time by notifying Derby Museums in writing either by email: [email protected] or at the following address: Museum & Art Gallery, The Strand, Derby, DE1 1BS. Please answer all questions regarding consent when processing your booking. Please let us know in advance if you are unable to attend to allow other young people to access the session: [email protected] Please note that sessions are limited to two sessions per person. Please let us know if you would like to be added to a waiting list for any other sessions that don't sell out.

In this session, you will learn the basics of Sewing- you will be taught basic sewing tools and taught simple methods for a creating a successful embroidery artwork. You will create a piece of work that can be taken home on the day. This session will be delivered at our Museum of Making site in our Studios and led by maker and master embroidery artist, Claire Remer. For more information please contact [email protected]. EMERGENCY CONTACT DETAILS In the event of an emergency, you will be contacted as soon as possible by Derby Museums. So that this can be done quickly, we need to have up-to-date details of possible contacts. Please fill in all relevant information when completing the booking. Derby Museums would like to ask for your permission to take images and/or recordings (photographs, video or audio) of your child/the person in your care for the purposes of publicity, fundraising and evaluation. How will the images and/or recordings be used? Images and recordings (photographs, video or audio) are used in a variety of ways to promote Derby Museums , to evaluate our work, for fundraising, and to illustrate particular areas of activity, e.g. exhibitions and community workshops. This includes (but is not limited to) advertisements and other publicity materials such as leaflets, brochures and posters, direct mail, books, newspapers, magazine articles, television programmes, podcasts, social media, web articles, press releases and funding applications. The images and recordings we capture may be published immediately or used in future to illustrate our work. We will not include names in connection with any of the images or recordings we use. How long does consent last? Consent continues with no time limit, however the majority of images and recordings we capture are used for around five years. They are then archived for possible future use. We cannot withdraw images and recordings that have already published, but image consent can be changed or withdrawn at any time by notifying Derby Museums in writing either by email: [email protected] or at the following address: Museum & Art Gallery, The Strand, Derby, DE1 1BS. Please answer all questions regarding consent when processing your booking. Please let us know in advance if you are unable to attend to allow other young people to access the session: [email protected] Please note that sessions are limited to two sessions per person. Please let us know if you would like to be added to a waiting list for any other sessions that don't sell out.

In this session, you will learn how to sew using conductive thread - through the skilful process of e-textiles, you will be able to design and make a sampler with LED lights, conductive thread and a battery. You will create a piece of work that can be taken home on the day. This session will be delivered at our Museum of Making site in our Studios and led by maker and master embroidery artist, Claire Remer. For more information please contact [email protected]. EMERGENCY CONTACT DETAILS In the event of an emergency, you will be contacted as soon as possible by Derby Museums. So that this can be done quickly, we need to have up-to-date details of possible contacts. Please fill in all relevant information when completing the booking. Derby Museums would like to ask for your permission to take images and/or recordings (photographs, video or audio) of your child/the person in your care for the purposes of publicity, fundraising and evaluation. How will the images and/or recordings be used? Images and recordings (photographs, video or audio) are used in a variety of ways to promote Derby Museums , to evaluate our work, for fundraising, and to illustrate particular areas of activity, e.g. exhibitions and community workshops. This includes (but is not limited to) advertisements and other publicity materials such as leaflets, brochures and posters, direct mail, books, newspapers, magazine articles, television programmes, podcasts, social media, web articles, press releases and funding applications. The images and recordings we capture may be published immediately or used in future to illustrate our work. We will not include names in connection with any of the images or recordings we use. How long does consent last? Consent continues with no time limit, however the majority of images and recordings we capture are used for around five years. They are then archived for possible future use. We cannot withdraw images and recordings that have already published, but image consent can be changed or withdrawn at any time by notifying Derby Museums in writing either by email: [email protected] or at the following address: Museum & Art Gallery, The Strand, Derby, DE1 1BS. Please answer all questions regarding consent when processing your booking. Please let us know in advance if you are unable to attend to allow other young people to access the session: [email protected] Please note that sessions are limited to two sessions per person. Please let us know if you would like to be added to a waiting list for any other sessions that don't sell out.

In this session, you will learn the basics of Jewellery making- you will be taught about the creative process of using your personal story to create body adornments. You will use precision and detail to make MDF and acrylic pieces of work. This session will be delivered at our Museum of Making site in our Studios and led by artist and jeweller, Anisha Parmar (insta @anishaparmarstudio). For more information please [email protected]. Please note that sessions are limited to two sessions per person. Let us knowvia this form [https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd 8b9tmfV bVBNdYIsiZdSrRWuX y OC8HgoUezo9uf-PFZw/viewform] if you would like to be added to a waiting list for any other sessions that don't sell out. EMERGENCY CONTACT DETAILS In the event of an emergency, you will be contacted as soon as possible by Derby Museums. So that this can be done quickly, we need to have up-to-date details of possible contacts. Please fill in all relevant information when completing the booking. Derby Museums would like to ask for your permission to take images and/or recordings (photographs, video or audio) of your child/the person in your care for the purposes of publicity, fundraising and evaluation. How will the images and/or recordings be used? Images and recordings (photographs, video or audio) are used in a variety of ways to promote Derby Museums , to evaluate our work, for fundraising, and to illustrate particular areas of activity, e.g. exhibitions and community workshops. This includes (but is not limited to) advertisements and other publicity materials such as leaflets, brochures and posters, direct mail, books, newspapers, magazine articles, television programmes, podcasts, social media, web articles, press releases and funding applications. The images and recordings we capture may be published immediately or used in future to illustrate our work. We will not include names in connection with any of the images or recordings we use. How long does consent last? Consent continues with no time limit, however the majority of images and recordings we capture are used for around five years. They are then archived for possible future use. We cannot withdraw images and recordings that have already published, but image consent can be changed or withdrawn at any time by notifying Derby Museums in writing either by email: [email protected] or at the following address: Museum & Art Gallery, The Strand, Derby, DE1 1BS. Please answer all questions regarding consent when processing your booking. Please let us know in advance if you are unable to attend to allow other young people to access the session: [email protected] Please note that sessions are limited to two sessions per person. Please let us know if you would like to be added to a waiting list for any other sessions that don't sell out.

In this session, you will learn the basics of Cyanotypes- you will be taught about the creative and chemical process of cyanotypes. You will usenatural resources to create a cyanotype print (or two!). You will create a piece of work that can be taken home on the day. This session will be delivered at our Museum of Making site in our Studios and led by artist, Kate Bellis (insta @katebellisphoto). For more information please contact [email protected]. EMERGENCY CONTACT DETAILS In the event of an emergency, you will be contacted as soon as possible by Derby Museums. So that this can be done quickly, we need to have up-to-date details of possible contacts. Please fill in all relevant information when completing the booking. Derby Museums would like to ask for your permission to take images and/or recordings (photographs, video or audio) of your child/the person in your care for the purposes of publicity, fundraising and evaluation. How will the images and/or recordings be used? Images and recordings (photographs, video or audio) are used in a variety of ways to promote Derby Museums , to evaluate our work, for fundraising, and to illustrate particular areas of activity, e.g. exhibitions and community workshops. This includes (but is not limited to) advertisements and other publicity materials such as leaflets, brochures and posters, direct mail, books, newspapers, magazine articles, television programmes, podcasts, social media, web articles, press releases and funding applications. The images and recordings we capture may be published immediately or used in future to illustrate our work. We will not include names in connection with any of the images or recordings we use. How long does consent last? Consent continues with no time limit, however the majority of images and recordings we capture are used for around five years. They are then archived for possible future use. We cannot withdraw images and recordings that have already published, but image consent can be changed or withdrawn at any time by notifying Derby Museums in writing either by email: [email protected] or at the following address: Museum & Art Gallery, The Strand, Derby, DE1 1BS. Please answer all questions regarding consent when processing your booking. Please let us know in advance if you are unable to attend to allow other young people to access the session: [email protected] Please note that sessions are limited to two sessions per person. Please let us know if you would like to be added to a waiting list for any other sessions that don't sell out.

In this session, you will learn the basics of Stained Glass- you will use small pieces of glass and inspiration from the galleries to create a piece of glass artwork. This session will be delivered at our Museum of Making site in our Workshop and led by artist Workshop Assistant, Arthur Scott. For more information please contact [email protected]. EMERGENCY CONTACT DETAILS In the event of an emergency, you will be contacted as soon as possible by Derby Museums. So that this can be done quickly, we need to have up-to-date details of possible contacts. Please fill in all relevant information when completing the booking. Derby Museums would like to ask for your permission to take images and/or recordings (photographs, video or audio) of your child/the person in your care for the purposes of publicity, fundraising and evaluation. How will the images and/or recordings be used? Images and recordings (photographs, video or audio) are used in a variety of ways to promote Derby Museums , to evaluate our work, for fundraising, and to illustrate particular areas of activity, e.g. exhibitions and community workshops. This includes (but is not limited to) advertisements and other publicity materials such as leaflets, brochures and posters, direct mail, books, newspapers, magazine articles, television programmes, podcasts, social media, web articles, press releases and funding applications. The images and recordings we capture may be published immediately or used in future to illustrate our work. We will not include names in connection with any of the images or recordings we use. How long does consent last? Consent continues with no time limit, however the majority of images and recordings we capture are used for around five years. They are then archived for possible future use. We cannot withdraw images and recordings that have already published, but image consent can be changed or withdrawn at any time by notifying Derby Museums in writing either by email: [email protected] or at the following address: Museum & Art Gallery, The Strand, Derby, DE1 1BS. Please answer all questions regarding consent when processing your booking. Please let us know in advance if you are unable to attend to allow other young people to access the session: [email protected] Please note that sessions are limited to two sessions per person. Please let us know if you would like to be added to a waiting list for any other sessions that don't sell out.

In this session, you will learn the basics of woodworking - you will use vintage and modern woodworking tools and techniques to create a bespoke frame completely from scratch. You will create a piece of work that can be taken home on the day. This session will be delivered at our Museum of Making site in our Workshop and led by artist Workshop Assistant, Arthur Scott. For more information please contact [email protected]. EMERGENCY CONTACT DETAILS In the event of an emergency, you will be contacted as soon as possible by Derby Museums. So that this can be done quickly, we need to have up-to-date details of possible contacts. Please fill in all relevant information when completing the booking. Derby Museums would like to ask for your permission to take images and/or recordings (photographs, video or audio) of your child/the person in your care for the purposes of publicity, fundraising and evaluation. How will the images and/or recordings be used? Images and recordings (photographs, video or audio) are used in a variety of ways to promote Derby Museums , to evaluate our work, for fundraising, and to illustrate particular areas of activity, e.g. exhibitions and community workshops. This includes (but is not limited to) advertisements and other publicity materials such as leaflets, brochures and posters, direct mail, books, newspapers, magazine articles, television programmes, podcasts, social media, web articles, press releases and funding applications. The images and recordings we capture may be published immediately or used in future to illustrate our work. We will not include names in connection with any of the images or recordings we use. How long does consent last? Consent continues with no time limit, however the majority of images and recordings we capture are used for around five years. They are then archived for possible future use. We cannot withdraw images and recordings that have already published, but image consent can be changed or withdrawn at any time by notifying Derby Museums in writing either by email: [email protected] or at the following address: Museum & Art Gallery, The Strand, Derby, DE1 1BS. Please answer all questions regarding consent when processing your booking. Please let us know in advance if you are unable to attend to allow other young people to access the session: [email protected] Please note that sessions are limited to two sessions per person. Please let us know if you would like to be added to a waiting list for any other sessions that don't sell out.

Immerse yourself in the elegance of Georgian architecture to explore the beautiful buildings of the past. Join Danielle Burton, your knowledgeable guide, who will take you on a journey through time, sharing fascinating stories and insights along the way. Dont miss this unique opportunity to experience the charm of the Georgian era up close. Danielle Burton is a historian, author and history blogger. She has have a First in History from and an MA in Public History and Heritage, both from the University of Derby. She specialises in little-known stories from history from roughly the fifteenth century to the early twentieth century, with a specialism for the Wars of the Roses and Georgian Periods. She has worked in heritage since 2016 and currently works as an Archive Assistant at the Derbyshire Record Office, as well as being a self-employed tour guide for Georgian Derby and Belper Tours. Her debut history book, a biography on Anthony Woodville, brother-in-law of Edward IV, entitled Anthony Woodville: Sophisticate or Schemer was published in February 2024. Suitable for adults Booking essential the walk will begin in The River Kitchen in the Museum of Making and conclude in The Coffee House at Derby Museum and Art Gallery. Image courtesy of Oliver Taylor

Candlelight concerts bring the magic of a live, multi-sensory musical experience to awe-inspiring locations never before used for this purpose. Buy your tickets now to discover the music of Hans Zimmer under the gentle glow of candlelight.

Candlelight concerts bring the magic of a live, multi-sensory musical experience to awe-inspiring like never seen before. Get your tickets now to discover the music of Christmas Classics under the gentle glow of candlelight.

About this course: The theme of this one-day workshop will be to concentrate solely on the challenging but rewarding process of hand cutting that most quintessential of cabinet making joints - the dovetail.M To begin, you will be taken step by step through a practice joint to be followed by making a hardwood dovetailed mobile phone stand to take away. As well as learning to cut your own joints, you will leave having gained instruction in: measuring, marking out, sawing and paring with a chisel; to further your woodworking knowledge and skills. Who is this workshop for: This workshop is suitable for those that may have some experience in the use of woodworking tools or are confident beginners. However, this is not essential, as full detailed instruction will be given. The course includes all materials and the use of all necessary tools and equipment. There will be a mid-morning break (with the opportunity to order lunch at the Museum caf) with lunch around 1.00 pm About the Maker: Steve Barlow is a cabinet maker with over 45 years experience, having been employed the majority of that time by a long established family firm in Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire. Over the years he has worked on a wide range of both domestic and commercial projects, been responsible for workshop management and overseen many apprentices. After taking early retirement, he took the decision to pursue his desire to pass on his experience and skills to the amateur leisure woodworker through personal tuition, with the aim of giving instruction primarily in the use of hand tools and traditional woodworking techniques. Who is this course for? This workshop is suitable for those that may have some experience in the use of woodworking tools or are confident beginners. However, this is not essential, as full detailed instruction will be given. Do I need to bring anything? Please wear comfortable clothes that you dont mind getting a bit dirty and steel toecap shoes/boots (the workshop have pairs that you may borrow). The course includes all materials and the use of all necessary tools and equipment. Lunch is available to purchase from The River Kitchen at the Museum of Making or various eateries and shops in the city centre. Working safely? If you have any concerns or specific requirements regarding attending this course please feel free to get in touch with us by emailing [email protected] Course booking terms and conditions: Please note that if you choose to cancel your place your ticket price will be refunded minus the TicketSource service fee. Your total refund is dependent on the number of days notice given: A minimum of 7 days before the event full refund minus TicketSource fee 6 3 days before event 50% refund minus TicketSource fee 2 days before event no refund In the event that Derby Museums needs to cancel a workshop, your ticket will be refunded in full.

As part of Wool Month, explore how fabrics are woven from wool! In this workshop youll learn the foundations of how woven fabrics are constructed. Well learn 3 of the main woven constructions and use these to create an off-loom woven artwork for you to take home. Youll have the opportunity to play with different colours and yarn types and well discuss how the combinations of colours, textures and patterns will affect your weaving. All materials are included in the workshop and each attendee will receive a guide on how to continue to their weaving at home. About the artist: Katie is a Derbyshire based Textile Designer & Maker who develops contemporary woven textiles from her home studio. With almost 4 years working in British furniture manufacturing, Katie firmly believes in the importance of protecting and developing craft skills. Through considered and sustainable making, we can all develop closer relationships to the world around us, to the way our clothes and environments are crafted and to our communities. Katie shares her textile skills and ethos through a variety of different workshops. Booking essential, suitable for adults.

Come and learn the amazing craft of Macram with artist Sarah Cooke! Once you have mastered a few easy-to-learn knots, you will learn how to make daisy-like flower shapes. Then, using different knots, we will make leaf shapes. These are small and pretty, ideal for a brooch or hair clip. Each attendee will take home their creations from the day and the knowledge of how to develop their ideas at home. Materials: Sarah will provide everything you need. Who is this course for? Beginners. The course is limited to a maximum of 12 people to ensure participants are fully supported. Additional information: Lunch is available to purchase from The River Kitchen at the Museum of Making or various eateries and shops in the city centre. Questions?If you have any questions or specific requirements regarding attending this course please feel free to get in touch by contacting us [email protected]. About Sarah Cooke: With a Fine Art degree, and many years teaching and organising the Arts courses for Bristol Adult Learning Service, Sarah now has the time to focus on her own creativity. she has been weaving for over 15 years, and feels that she still has so much to learn. Starting with tapestry weaving on a simple frame loom, then exploring the many ways of weaving on a rigid heddle loom, Sarah then bought an 8-shaft table loom, which opened up endless possibilities. Sarah is now weaving with unconventional materials colourful plastic packaging, old clothes and old cables, and Weaving with Waste took off. Not only does this mean that she buys much less new yarn (better for the planet!), but the range of colours and textures are so exciting and unexpected. Sarah loves to encourage others to learn how to weave, and to get as much enjoyment from this craft as she does.

In this session, you will learn the basics of Willow Weaving, creating a piece of work that you can take home with you! This session will be delivered at our Museum of Making site and led by maker, Emma Parkins (insta- @emmaparkinswillowandnaturalart). For more information please contact [email protected]. EMERGENCY CONTACT DETAILS In the event of an emergency, you will be contacted as soon as possible by Derby Museums. So that this can be done quickly, we need to have up-to-date details of possible contacts. Please fill in all relevant information when completing the booking. Derby Museums would like to ask for your permission to take images and/or recordings (photographs, video or audio) of your child/the person in your care for the purposes of publicity, fundraising and evaluation. How will the images and/or recordings be used? Images and recordings (photographs, video or audio) are used in a variety of ways to promote Derby Museums , to evaluate our work, for fundraising, and to illustrate particular areas of activity, e.g. exhibitions and community workshops. This includes (but is not limited to) advertisements and other publicity materials such as leaflets, brochures and posters, direct mail, books, newspapers, magazine articles, television programmes, podcasts, social media, web articles, press releases and funding applications. The images and recordings we capture may be published immediately or used in future to illustrate our work. We will not include names in connection with any of the images or recordings we use. How long does consent last? Consent continues with no time limit, however the majority of images and recordings we capture are used for around five years. They are then archived for possible future use. We cannot withdraw images and recordings that have already published, but image consent can be changed or withdrawn at any time by notifying Derby Museums in writing either by email: [email protected] or at the following address: Museum & Art Gallery, The Strand, Derby, DE1 1BS. Please answer all questions regarding consent when processing your booking. Please let us know in advance if you are unable to attend to allow other young people to access the session: [email protected] Please note that sessions are limited to two sessions per person. Please let us know if you would like to be added to a waiting list for any other sessions that don't sell out.

In this session, you will learn the basics of Lino Cut Ink Printing- you will gain inspiration from the galleries and create a lino printing block that can be used to create a piece of art print that can be taken home on the day. This session will be delivered at our Museum of Making site and led by makers - Kathryn and Tamara. For more information please contact [email protected]. EMERGENCY CONTACT DETAILS In the event of an emergency, you will be contacted as soon as possible by Derby Museums. So that this can be done quickly, we need to have up-to-date details of possible contacts. Please fill in all relevant information when completing the booking. Derby Museums would like to ask for your permission to take images and/or recordings (photographs, video or audio) of your child/the person in your care for the purposes of publicity, fundraising and evaluation. How will the images and/or recordings be used? Images and recordings (photographs, video or audio) are used in a variety of ways to promote Derby Museums , to evaluate our work, for fundraising, and to illustrate particular areas of activity, e.g. exhibitions and community workshops. This includes (but is not limited to) advertisements and other publicity materials such as leaflets, brochures and posters, direct mail, books, newspapers, magazine articles, television programmes, podcasts, social media, web articles, press releases and funding applications. The images and recordings we capture may be published immediately or used in future to illustrate our work. We will not include names in connection with any of the images or recordings we use. How long does consent last? Consent continues with no time limit, however the majority of images and recordings we capture are used for around five years. They are then archived for possible future use. We cannot withdraw images and recordings that have already published, but image consent can be changed or withdrawn at any time by notifying Derby Museums in writing either by email: [email protected] or at the following address: Museum & Art Gallery, The Strand, Derby, DE1 1BS. Please answer all questions regarding consent when processing your booking. Please let us know in advance if you are unable to attend to allow other young people to access the session: [email protected] Please note that sessions are limited to two sessions per person. Please let us know if you would like to be added to a waiting list for any other sessions that don't sell out.

Make beautiful textiles out of rubbish with Sarah Cooke Traditional weaving with a twist! Join weaver Sarah Cooke, where you will incorporate colourful materials which are often thrown away, such as plastic packaging, old phone cables, fabric off-cuts, to make a unique wall hanging, table mat or small bag. All materials supplied, but you can bring your own waste materials if you want. This workshop is inspired by World 240, contributed by a participant in France. It is 2029 and fast fashion companies are adopting a farm-to-closet strategy and a shift towards sustainability and ethical responsibility. In addition, fast fashion companies prioritise sustainable pieces by repurposing fabrics and favouring local production, strengthening community ties and reduce the impact of global supply chains. fashionfictions.org/the-worlds/ Materials: Sarah will provide everything you need, but you are welcome to bring some of your own materials too. At the end of the session, you can choose to buy the loom, pick-up stick and shuttle for 18. And you will go home looking at your rubbish in a new way! Additional information Lunch is available to purchase from The River Kitchen at the Museum of Making or various eateries and shops in the city centre. Questions? If you have any questions or specific requirements regarding attending this course please feel free to get in touch by contacting us at [email protected]. About Sarah Cooke: With a Fine Art degree, and many years teaching and organising the Arts courses for Bristol Adult Learning Service, Sarah now has the time to focus on her own creativity. she has been weaving for over 15 years, and feels that she still has so much to learn. Starting with tapestry weaving on a simple frame loom, then exploring the many ways of weaving on a rigid heddle loom, Sarah then bought an 8-shaft table loom, which opened up endless possibilities. Sarah is now weaving with unconventional materials - colourful plastic packaging, old clothes and old cables, and 'Weaving with Waste' took off. Not only does this mean that she buys much less new yarn (better for the planet!), but the range of colours and textures are so exciting and unexpected. Sarah loves to encourage others to learn how to weave, and to get as much enjoyment from this craft as she does. This event is part of the Field to Fashion project funded by Art Fund and Rolls-Royce, as part of our STEAM Learning programme.

Discover how people, sheep and land are interwoven in this fascinating talk! We are delighted to host Laura Harrington, a multidisciplinary artist and researcher who makes work that considers the complex relations between humans and landscapes, often through fieldwork, cross-disciplinary research and collaborative working. In her enlightening talk, you will explore Lauras work for Creatively Connected Wearing the Uplands where Wool acts as a tool for shared and unfolding conversations around farming, ecology and change in upland landscapes. Explore Lauras journey into creating a knitted Sphagnum Bog Jumpernot as a fixed outcome, but as the journey of an upland fleece becoming a garment through a co-creative process with farmers, a wool grader, scourer, carder, spinner, knitter and weavers. The jumper is an anchor for conversation and imagination, reflecting how people, sheep, land, and ecological rhythms are interwoven. This workshop is inspired by World 240, contributed by a participant in France. It is 2029 and fast fashion companies are adopting a farm-to-closet strategy and a shift towards sustainability and ethical responsibility. fashionfictions.org/the-worlds/ Suitable for ages 12+, booking essential. This event is part of the Field to Fashion project funded by Art Fund and Rolls-Royce, as part of our STEAM Learning programme.

We really need to talk about Flax! Join community textile artist, Amanda Haran, as she guides you through an interactive and enlightening talk about how Flax to linen fabric production was once a thriving industry in Derbyshire, and what the environmental benefits of rekindling the growth of these pale blue flowered plants can be in the future. You will have the opportunity to handle objects made of Flax, explore the plant and take home some seeds to start growing yourself. This workshop is inspired by World 259, contributed by Sidony Swan, where each country has its own thriving textile industry, using local resources particular to that area. It provides jobs and its people buy locally produced clothing. fashionfictions.org/the-worlds/ This event is part of the Field to Fashion project funded by Art Fund and Rolls-Royce, as part of our STEAM Learning programme.

Come and learn the amazing craft of upholstery. A perfect introduction to the craft of traditional, hand-made, upholstery. No time consuming stripping of old coverings and stuffing's - you can dive straight into learning new skills and techniques. You will use sustainable materials and learn upholstery techniques, including:- ~Using an upholstery hammer and tacks and hand staple gun ~Webbing using a web-stretching tool ~Creating platforms using hessian ~Apply a sustainable alternative to foam, which is both recyclable and made with recycled plastic ~Covering and cutting your top cover ~Adding a bottom cloth. All you need to bring along is 1m of Upholstery weight fabric and your enthusiasm! Who is this course for? Beginners and those who would like to learn traditional upholstery techniques. The course is limited to a maximum of six people to ensure participants are fully supported. Participants must be aged 18 years and over. Additional information Lunch is available to purchase from The River Kitchen at the Museum of Making or various eateries and shops in the city centre. Please dress ready for the workshop. If able, bring steel toe-capped boots or the workshop has some available to wear. Questions? If you have any questions or specific requirements regarding attending this course please feel free to get in touch by contacting us at [email protected]. About the maker: Katie is a City & Guilds qualified upholsterer and maker who runs an upholstery workshop and teaching Studio at Spode Works in Stoke. She has taught craft skills for the past 15 years, having previously worked in the furniture industry as a City & Guilds Trainer/Assessor. There, she taught traditional upholstery courses to apprentices and basic furniture making to young people who were struggling in mainstream education. She has a degree in the History of Art & Design and an MA in Heritage Management. Before her upholstery training, she worked for organisations including The National Archives and the National Trust, where she gained special insight into the history of designed objects and the stories they tell. Course booking terms and conditions: Please note that if you choose to cancel your place your ticket price will be refunded minus the Ticketsource service fee. Your total refund is dependent on the number of days notice given: A minimum of 7 days before the event full refund minus TicketSource fee 6 3 days before event 50% refund minus TicketSource fee 2 days before event no refundIn the event that Derby Museums needs to cancel a workshop, your ticket will be refunded in full.

Explore the exciting world of 3D printing across three engaging sessions with multidisciplinary designermaker Adam Leighton. This hands-on three sessions course introduces you to how 3D printing works and provides an overview of different printing technologies and materials. Dates include: Friday 26 June Friday 3 July Friday 10 July Youll learn the key principles of 3D CAD modelling and model slicing, guided step by step through the full 3D printing process. Using the Museums Ultimaker filament printers, youll gain practical, hands-on experience designing and printing your own personalised PLA models to take home. Throughout the course, youll: Understand how desktop filament 3D printers operate Learn the basics of 3D CAD modelling and slicing software Explore different materials and their uses Create and print customised, personalised objects By the end of the workshop, youll leave with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to operate a desktop 3D printer independentlyand the satisfaction of having designed and printed your own 3D creations. Materials: The course includes all materials and the use of all necessary tools and equipment. How to book: Tickets are priced at 100 per person. Current workshop members are eligible for 10% discount. Booking is essential. Questions? If you have any questions or specific requirements regarding attending this course please feel free to get in touch by contacting us at [email protected]. About Sarah Cooke: Derbyborn Adam Leighton, founder of Jam Seventy Nine (J79), is a multidisciplinary designermaker with many years of handson experience. He has worked in a university environment for over 20 years, supporting learning and research across creative and technical subjects. Specialising in 3D printing /additive manufacturing, product development, and digital manufacturing since 2016, Adam founded J79 in 2024 with a mission to educate and inspire the people of Derby about the exciting possibilities of 3D printing. His work focuses on developing practical skills in making, design, and emerging technologies, with a strong emphasis on accessible, supportive, handson learning. Course booking terms and conditions: Please note that if you choose to cancel your place your ticket price will be refunded minus the Ticketsource service fee. Your total refund is dependent on the number of days notice given: A minimum of 7 days before the event full refund minus TicketSource fee 6 3 days before event 50% refund minus TicketSource fee 2 days before event no refundIn the event that Derby Museums needs to cancel a workshop, your ticket will be refunded in full. Image: Adam Leighton

Join us to repair your clothes! At our Clothes and Textiles Repair Caf, situated on the Cutting Table in the Assemblage Gallery, Level 2, Museum of Making, our skilled facilitators can help, and up skill you, to make the most of your clothes. You will be able to bring your clothes, and stay with your mend to learn skills to ensure your treasured item has a longer life. There will also be space for you to MAKE: cut out your patterns, carry on your craft projects and meet likeminded people to learn from each other. The Repair Caf is FREE with a suggested donation of 3. You will need to book in advance to tell us about your mend, so we can be prepared. The Caf Quarterly: Third Saturday in January, April, July and October. Dates for 2026/2027: 17th October 2026 16th January 2027 17th April 2027 17th July 2027

About this course: This course will cover the basics of woodworking over a series of three workshops that can be taken individually or ideally as a complete set. Through a hands-on experience the course will cover:- Week 1 - Planing: grinding sharpening setting up planing square and out of twist squaring ends with a shooting board timber selection Week 2 - Sawing: - measuring and marking out the use of tenon, panel and coping saws making a bench hook fixings and adhesives Week 3 - Chisels: - safe use of chisels cutting of a housing joint cutting of a half lap joint About the maker: Steve Barlow is a cabinet maker with over 45 years experience, having been employed the majority of that time by a long established family firm in Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire. Over the years he has worked on a wide range of both domestic and commercial projects, been responsible for workshop management and overseen many apprentices. After taking early retirement, he took the decision to pursue his desire to pass on his experience and skills to the amateur leisure woodworker through personal tuition, with the aim of giving instruction primarily in the use of hand tools and traditional woodworking techniques. Who is this course for? This course is suitable for all abilities. Do I need to bring anything? The course includes all materials and the use of all necessary tools and equipment. Please wear comfortable clothes that you dont mind getting a bit dirty and steel toecap shoes/boots (the workshop have pairs that you may borrow). Working safely? If you have any concerns or specific requirements regarding attending this course please feel free to get in touch with us by [email protected] Course booking terms and conditions: Please note that if you choose to cancel your place your ticket price will be refunded minus the Ticketsource service fee. Your total refund is dependent on the number of days notice given: A minimum of 7 days before the event full refund minus TicketSource fee 6 3 days before event 50% refund minus TicketSource fee 2 days before event no refund In the event that Derby Museums needs to cancel a workshop, your ticket will be refunded in full.

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Ignite an interest in natural dying with silk and wool! In this playful workshop you will begin by filling a sketchbook of ideas, hints and tips to start your natural dye journey. Olivia seeks to rekindle the knowledge of this forgotten craft; allowing us to live more connectedly with nature, in the way our ancestors knew to be best. You will explore and experiment with different plants and their colour potentials and learn how materials like silk and wool respond to the processes. All materials are provided. Artist: Olivia Powell, Suspended in Sunbeam, find out more: suspendedinsunbeam.square.site Additional information Lunch is available to purchase from The River Kitchen at the Museum of Making or various eateries and shops in the city centre. Questions? If you have any questions or specific requirements regarding attending this course please feel free to get in touch by contacting us at [email protected]. This workshop is inspired by World 259, contributed by Sidony Swan, where each country has its own thriving textile industry, using local resources particular to that area. It provides jobs and its people buy locally produced clothing.. fashionfictions.org/the-worlds/ Suitable for ages 16+, booking essential. This event is part of the Field to Fashion project funded by Art Fund and Rolls-Royce, as part of our STEAM Learning programme.

Make your very own fingerless gloves with a knitting machine! Under the tuition of Jane Taylor from North End Knitting School, come and learn the machine knitting skills needed to make a pair of fingerless hand warmers, ready for you or someone elses Autumn/ Winer Wardrobe. Using a fantastic stock of colourful yarns provided, you will choose punch card patterns depicting traditional motifs, making your design personal and reflecting identity and culture. Additional information: Lunch is available to purchase from The River Kitchen at the Museum of Making or various eateries and shops in the city centre. Questions? If you have any questions or specific requirements regarding attending this course please feel free to get in touch by contacting us at [email protected]. This workshop is inspired by World 259, contributed by Sidony Swan, where each country has its own thriving textile industry, using local resources particular to that area. It provides jobs and its people buy locally produced clothing.. fashionfictions.org/the-worlds/ Suitable for ages 12+, booking essential. This event is part of the Field to Fashion project funded by Art Fund and Rolls-Royce, as part of our STEAM Learning programme.

Discover your style signature with sustainable fashion influencer Helena... This seasons newest trend, Must have tops for summer, Polka dots are in. Cheetah Print is out. Social media feeds, tv ads and magazines are constantly bombarding us with the next microtrend and were always being told whats the next it item to buy. If you want to break out of this cycle and find a style that makes you feel confident, saves your wallet and helps the planet, this workshop is for you! You will learn how to choose and adapt clothing, create a style, and build confidence from the outside so you can feel like YOU! Helena, a fashion influencer with a passion for curating a whimsical wardrobe, aims to inspire her audience to find their own style by shopping vintage, second-hand, with sustainable clothing brands and by learning to sew, adapt and mend. All materials are provided. Feel free to bring garments you have questions about. You can follow Helena on her Instagram, Facebook, and/or tiktok @ditsy floral. Instagram. TikTok. Additional information Lunch is available to purchase from The River Kitchen at the Museum of Making or various eateries and shops in the city centre. Questions? If you have any questions or specific requirements regarding attending this course please feel free to get in touch by contacting us at [email protected]. This workshop is inspired by World 259, contributed by Sidony Swan, where each country has its own thriving textile industry, using local resources particular to that area. It provides jobs and its people buy locally produced clothing.. fashionfictions.org/the-worlds/ This event is part of the Field to Fashion project funded by Art Fund and Rolls-Royce, as part of our STEAM Learning programme. Audience: 8+ (under 12s to be accompanied by an adult).

A taste of the traditional art of weaving pictures! First you will learn how to put the warp on a simple frame loom, and how to do plain weave. Through the day you will learn a variety of weaving techniques to create pictorial images on your piece. All materials supplied, and you can buy the frame loom at the end of the session for 18, if you wish. Additional information: Lunch is available to purchase from The River Kitchen at the Museum of Making or various eateries and shops in the city centre. Questions? If you have any questions or specific requirements regarding attending this course please feel free to get in touch by contacting us at [email protected]. This workshop is inspired by World 259, contributed by Sidony Swan, where each country has its own thriving textile industry, using local resources particular to that area. It provides jobs and its people buy locally produced clothing.. fashionfictions.org/the-worlds/ Suitable for adults, booking essential. This event is part of the Field to Fashion project funded by Art Fund and Rolls-Royce, as part of our STEAM Learning programme.

Join textile artist Seiko Kinoshita to create your own stitched identity by learning the ancient and traditional art of Sashiko. Sashiko has been used for centuries in Japanese culture to adorn and mend clothing, and Seiko will guide you on how you can experiment with your techniques to make clothes unique, last longer and be your own skill signature. All materials provided, but please feel free to bring an item of your clothing to adorn or mend with Sashiko. This workshop is inspired by World 170, contributed by Jo Collier, where in 2026 stitched signatures represent complex identities and mending and adornment become common practice; The more signatures a garment holds the more it is prized, valued and kept. fashionfictions.org/the-worlds/ Fashion Fictions is about exploring the possibilities of more sustainable worlds; whilst creating your Sashiko style, you can immerse yourself in World 170 and think about how this could be made a reality. This event is part of the Field to Fashion project funded by Art Fund and Rolls-Royce, as part of our STEAM Learning programme. Suitable for ages 8+ (under 12s to be accompanied by an adult). Booking essential.

Learn to lino print and construct your own lampshade in a day. In this workshop, youll be guided through designing your pattern and cutting your own lino block. Using natural dye inks, youll learn to print your design onto beautiful, pure linen fabric. After drying and heat setting the fabric, youll then be taught to roll your handprinted textile onto a 30cm drum shade, creating a professional quality lampshade. Youll leave with your very own handprinted shade, which would be suitable as a ceiling pendant or for use with a lampshade base. Youll also have gained the skills and knowledge to continue your making at home! All tools and materials are included in the workshop. About the artist: Katie is a Textile Designer & Maker who develops contemporary woven textiles and home furnishings from her home studio in Belper, Derbyshire. With almost 4 years working in British furniture manufacturing, Katie firmly believes in the importance of protecting and developing craft skills. Katie shares her textile skills and ethos through a variety of different workshops. Lunch is available to purchase from The River Kitchen at the Museum of Making or various eateries and shops in the city centre. Working safely? If you have any concerns or specific requirements regarding attending this course please feel free to get in touch with us by emailing [email protected] Course booking terms and conditions: Please note that if you choose to cancel your place your ticket price will be refunded minus the TicketSource service fee. Your total refund is dependent on the number of days notice given: A minimum of 7 days before the event full refund minus TicketSource fee 6 3 days before event 50% refund minus TicketSource fee 2 days before event no refundIn the event that Derby Museums needs to cancel a workshop, your ticket will be refunded in full.