Pictured L-R: Tara Young, Sloane, Hank, and Orlando with Jo Phillips at Redlands Coast Museum in Cleveland.
While technology has transformed how most kids spend their free time, one timeless activity continues to spark joy and creativity – craft. There’s something magical about how children can take the simplest materials – crayons, glue, and paper – and turn them into unique works of art worthy of display on any fridge!
Redlands kids have the perfect opportunity this school holidays to get hands-on and flex their creativity at free craft sessions at Redlands Coast Museum (formerly Redland Museum). With Easter-themed craft activities, little artists can design and decorate colourful peg eggs and adorable bunny masks. When the kids have completed their masterpieces, take a trip through time and browse the museum’s displays. Find out more on page 6.
Over the last 50 years, the museum’s caretakers have assembled a fascinating time capsule of historical items and memories that keep our ancestors’ stories alive for future generations to understand and enjoy. Perspective – and appreciating change, for better or worse – is wonderful, which is why museums are so important. Take the opportunity to explore the museum’s exhibits and celebrate the history of the Redlands and beyond. Bring the family and make a day of it!
