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Learning

Somerset House offers a range of creative learning opportunities for families, young people and adults. Inspired by the lively programme of events and exhibitions, year-round activities include practical workshops, talks, film screenings and late studios with a blend of making, music and projections. Families can enjoy free Saturday workshops or drop-ins during the holidays, and those with very young children can join the under 5s story, drama and crafting sessions. For schools and colleges, the programme offers exhibition preview tutor evenings, resource packs, and guided tours.

Please note that there are no workshops on the 18 and 25 February during London Fashion Week and London Fashion Weekend.

LEARNING AT SOMERSET HOUSE
Summer 2011 Free Holiday Drop-in Workshops
Free Family Workshop: Imaginary Menagerie
Saturday 4 February
14.00-15.30

Construct your own weird and wonderful beasts and mythical monsters after exploring the sculptures and paintings of such creatures at Somerset House and the Courtauld Gallery.

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Mini Make Believe: Two's Company
5 February
11.30-12.30
Everywhere you look there are pairs; match them up, play giant snap! Sing songs and hear stories about some famous duos.

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Art on the Line: In Great Shape
Art on the Line: In Great Shape
Saturday 10 March

Develop your screen-printing skills with the support of artist Steve Dixon. Explore the innovative work of key abstract artists of the 20th century then screen-print your own works employing bold colours, shape and form.

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