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By October 25, 2024 Article

Get into the spooky spirit with free Halloween crafts at O2 Centre

Looking for Halloween crafts fun that won’t break the bank? This October 2024 half term, the O2 Centre on Finchley Road is inviting families to join in free Halloween Craft Workshops – perfect for getting everyone into the spooky spirit! With hands-on sessions led by local artists and creatives, it’s a fantastic way to make Halloween memorable with plenty of opportunities to craft, create, and bring home decorations.

Drop-in Halloween craft workshops

On Tuesday 29th October and Thursday 31st October, from 10:30am to 4:30pm, O2 Centre is hosting frightfully fun, free Halloween craft sessions for all ages. With a drop-in format, families can swing by whenever they like and dive into Halloween-themed activities, from creating eerie potions to crafting quirky gonks, cauldrons, and wicked witches.

Kids and adults alike will enjoy letting their imaginations run wild, creating personalised Halloween decorations to proudly display at home. And with free entry, it’s a budget-friendly option for keeping the kids entertained during the half-term holidays.

Ant Foran, Centre Director at O2 Centre, says, “We know keeping kids entertained during October half term can be a challenge, so our free Halloween craft workshops are sure to do the trick. It’s all about fun and creativity, and we’re excited to see the ‘boo-tiful’ creations families will make together.”

Half term arts & Halloween crafts workshops with Koppel Collective

The O2 Centre is offering more than just Halloween crafts this half term. In collaboration with local arts organisation Koppel Collective, they’re hosting several creative workshops for kids and adults alike. These sessions feature local artists and are free to attend, providing a great opportunity for everyone to try something new.

Here’s what’s on:

  • Saturday 26th October (11am – 3pm) – Drawing and community stories with artist Alketa Xhafa Mripa
  • Monday 28th October (11am – 3pm) – Painting workshop with artist Annie Ashwell
  • Wednesday 30th October (11am – 3pm) – Blanket knitting with Craft Forward

Each workshop offers hands-on activities in a friendly environment, perfect for those looking to explore their creative side. Whether you’re a seasoned crafter or new to making, these sessions are designed for all abilities, bringing the community together through art and expression.

Plan your visit

With so many activities on offer, the O2 Centre on Finchley Road is the perfect destination for some Halloween family fun this half term. For more details on Halloween crafts and upcoming workshops, visit O2 Centre’s website.

Another Halloween Crafts article in Parents News UK: Lewisham Free Halloween Crafts

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