Saturday 15 to Sunday 23 February 2025

This February Half Term, London Transport Museum in Covent Garden is the place to be for families seeking creative, interactive, and educational activities. From arts and crafts to engaging workshops and captivating family tours, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Best of all, kids go free, and adult tickets offer unlimited daytime return visits for an entire year.

Visit London Transport Museum’s website for more details and bookings.

Celebrate Iconic London Transport Posters

Step into a world of art and culture as London Transport Museum celebrates over a century of stunning London transport posters. Discover how these masterpieces shaped the capital’s visual identity while exploring activities tailored for children of all ages.

Workshops and Activities for All Ages

‘Strike a Pose’ for Under-Fives

Little ones can dive into the vibrant world of poster art through the ‘Strike a Pose’ workshop. This interactive session introduces the human and animal characters from classic poster designs using dance, drama, and storytelling.

Create in the ‘Artist’s Studio’

Older children can unleash their creativity by designing their very own London-inspired posters in the ‘Artist’s Studio.’ Let their imagination run wild as they craft artwork that reflects the dynamic spirit of the capital.

‘Layers of London’ Interactive Session

In this creative workshop, children and families can collaborate to build a layered artwork of London, inspired by the city’s diverse architecture and iconic transport imagery.

Discover the Legacy of Jewish Artists

Families can explore the remarkable contributions of Jewish artists to London’s transport poster legacy. The Museum’s learning team, in collaboration with the Jewish Museum London, will share captivating stories and guide participants in creating their own posters inspired by these celebrated artists.

Family Tours of the Global Poster Gallery

Don’t miss a family-friendly tour of the Global Poster Gallery, featuring over 100 historic transport posters. This collection offers a unique glimpse into the evolution of London’s transport design and advertising.

Plan Your Visit

  • When: Saturday 15 to Sunday 23 February 2025
  • Where: London Transport Museum, Covent Garden
  • Tickets: Kids go free, and adult tickets include free return entry for a whole year.

Don’t miss out on this fantastic February Half Term experience. Visit www.ltmuseum.co.uk/whats-on/february-half-term-behind-poster to book your tickets and explore the full programme of activities.

 

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