Art & Culture
Event
Maritime Babies SOLD OUT
HMS Caroline
This is a free event
This event is now sold out.
Maritime Babies provides babies and their parents & carers with the opportunity to explore materials, sounds, colours and textures in a range of maritime and sea themed activities.
This event is now sold out.
Presented as part of the Northern Ireland Museums Council’s Playful Museums Festival, Maritime Babies is a sensory session led by artist, Squiggles and Giggles.
It provides babies and their parents & carers with the opportunity to explore materials, sounds, colours and textures in a range of maritime and sea themed activities.
Suitable for 4 months to pre-walkers.
Sector:
- Children and families
Date and Time
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Location
HMS Caroline
Alexandra Dock, Queens Road, Belfast
- Belfast -
BT3 9DT
United Kingdom
Maritime Babies SOLD OUT
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