Tuku26: Heritage Craft Workshop: Nelson Provincial Museum
Join us on Thursday 9 April, 10.15am, for a hands-on clay and stick whare workshop.
Tamariki will use clay, sticks, and their imagination to build miniature huts inspired by traditional shelters, while exploring how natural materials were once used to create strong, practical structures.
Part of Tuku 2026, this creative session includes all materials, and each child will take their creation home.
Bookings essential, limited spaces:
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Koha entry | Ages 6+
Thursday 9th April 10:15 am – 11:15 am
Suitable for ages 6+.
Limited Spaces, Bookings Essential
Hands-on fun for curious creators!
Step into the past and discover how people once built shelter using the natural materials around them.
In this creative, kid‑friendly workshop, Tamariki will work with clay, sticks, and imagination to design and build their own miniature huts and houses.
We’ll explore how early communities used local resources, think about what makes a strong structure, and have plenty of messy, tactile fun along the way.
Each child will head home with their own handcrafted model and creations.
Perfect for young makers and anyone who loves getting their hands dirty!
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