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A photo of participants at a Coro Craft Morning. A young girl is colouring in a fish while an older female relative sits next to her working with some paper shapes.
Photo © Kate Kirkwood

Coro Craft Club

Get stuck into arts and crafts with the whole family at our free Coro Craft Mornings – a perfect chance for the kids to get creative in a fun and friendly environment.

Date & Time
Location
The Coro
Prices

Free. No tickets required

Additional details

9.30am-12.30pm

Last entry 11.30am

Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times

Each session, run by local Ulverston artist and Coro staff member Amy Whelan, will take a different theme – from a large-scale group collage inspired by our local landscape to carnival masks of our Great British wildlife. Be it paint, cardboard, glue, glitter, modelling clay, or balloons, all materials will be provided – all you need to bring along is your enthusiasm and creativity!

Craft mornings coming up:

Sat 11 Nov

Sat 16 Dec

It is the best craft workshop ever!
– Aurora (10 yrs)
Absolutely amazing resources! My daughter (6) had a fun and creative morning in a safe environment. We love coming to these sessions! Will 100% be coming again.
– Happy parent

See what we've been making!

A woman stands next to three young girls, each of whom is wearing an owl mask crafted out of cardboard and painted.
Making Great British Wildlife-themed masks
A young girl holds up an egg which she is decorating to look like an Easter bunny. There are a pair of bunny ears made from cardboard and painted on the table in front of her.
Decorating Easter-themed eggs and making bunny ears
Three children (two girls, one boy) are holding up their crafted mini Hoad monuments made out of cardboard and plastic and painted.
Making mini Hoad monuments
A photo of a mutli-coloured, hand-crafted headdress in the shape of a multi-tiered flower attached to a headband, made from coloured paper and tinsel.
A Furness Tradition-themed headdress
A photo of a boy and a girl standing proudly behind their dinosaur diorama, featuring two plate-o-saurus made from paper plates.
Making dinosaur dioramas
A photo of three dinosaur hats made out of cardboard boxes, paper cups and other recycled materials, decorated with paints, coloured pens and various crafting materials.
A selection of dinosaur hats

Coro Craft Mornings are supported by