March to June 2020

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bring the children... Welcome! ...and enjoy our special family package! Relax in a studio room for two adults and Heading towards Easter and the And of course, for your little astronauts up to two children, breakfast for everyone, a bottle of red or white for the adults, school holidays, we have plenty to and space enthusiasts, the Planetarium hot chocolate for the children and a family ticket for a City Explorer bus tour. keep the whole family entertained this at World is a must-visit. Buy All from £148 season. Check out vehicles past and tickets online at present – from handcarts to Range liverpoolmuseums.org.uk/planetarium Rovers – at the ’s Details of these and other exciting new exhibition, Liverpool on Wheels: activities can be found in this guide and on From horses to horsepower. our website: liverpoolmuseums.org.uk Opening just in time for the Easter We look forward to seeing you at our break, take a look at the Maritime museums and galleries soon! Museum’s new Life on board gallery telling the stories of life, work and Become family members today and enjoy leisure at sea. fun-filled days out for a whole year, with Feeling crafty? There is always free entry to all exhibitions, discounts in plenty of arty activities going on at our shops and cafes, and invitations to www.hopestreethotel.co.uk the or Lady Lever e: [email protected] special events. Find out more at t: 0151 709 3000 Art Gallery, both with areas dedicated liverpoolmuseums.org.uk/membership to your mini artists.

Cool fact Did you know? Toys with In our new exhibition Liverpool on The first British man in space was an Wheels: From horses to horsepower, Astronaut called Tim Peake. He was you can see a real-life Penny Farthing in space for a total of 185 days, 22 bicycle! This type of bicycle has a huge hours and 11 minutes and more bite front wheel and a smaller back wheel. during his time there he ate It was named after two old fashioned a bacon sandwich, played coins called a penny, and a farthing, water ping-pong, ran the You’ve seen the dinosaurs, now play with them just like the full 26 miles of the wheels on marathon and received a the bicycle. reward from the Queen! Can you Learn all about Tim’s imagine riding special mission in the this bike? Space and Time gallery on the fifth floor of .

liverpoolmuseums.org.uk 3 1. Liverpool on Wheels: 4. Last chance to see... 6. Life on board 9. Meet the Scientists! From horses to horsepower Drawing on nature: Taki Katei’s Japan, Join us for the opening weekend of On 6 June (10am – 4pm) you can come From bicycles to horse drawn carriages, until 13 April. See how many birds, our brand new gallery at along to the World Museum and meet our new exhibition at the Museum of butterflies and other animals you Maritime Museum on 28 and 29 March actual, real-life scientists from the Liverpool is a transport extravaganza! can find in this beautiful exhibition (1 - 4pm). Life on board explores the . Follow our There’s lots of events to go along with of Japanese drawings by Taki Katei, fascinating stories of Liverpool’s seafarers treasure map around the Museum and the exhibition, such as creating your who was once the artist to a and passengers. We’ll have mermaid discover more about the human body own mini Ford Anglia, badge making, Japanese emperor. performances, sailor face painting, cargo and the amazing world around us. or becoming a train, car or horse in our crafts, storytelling and the chance to interactive transport tours. 5. Special Sunday lunches handle objects from our sailor collection. Join us at Merseyside Maritime Museum 2. Planetarium on Mother’s Day and during Easter, 7. April showers? Blast off into space and explore the when we’ll be hosting Sunday lunch If the weather isn’t what you night sky at family-friendly Planetarium and afternoon tea events for all the were hoping for this spring, escape shows. Buy tickets online at family at the Maritime Dining Room. the showers in the Walker Art liverpoolmuseums.org.uk/planetarium Visit our website for more details. Gallery. Introduce your little ones or from the welcome desk on the to art in our ‘Big Art for Little Artists’ ground floor. gallery. Perfect for children aged eight and under. 10. Linda McCartney Retrospective 8. The big Build The new exhibition at Walker Art 3. Creepy, crawly... and Lego Workshop! Gallery will celebrate Linda McCartney’s On 16 and 17 April (11am – 3pm) at photography. There will be plenty

crucial for our planet! World Museum, your little ones can of family-friendly events to get involved Have you visited the Bug House in come along and help Lego Masters with, including photography and World Museum? Get closer than ever Champion Steve Guinness to construct music workshops. See our website for to beautiful beetles, spindly spiders a spectacular model of the Saturn V more details. and magnificent millipedes. rocket, to mark the 50th anniversary year of the Moon landings.

4 liverpoolmuseums.org.ukliverpoolmuseums.org.uk55 World Museum Find treasures from around the Discover the Lady Lever’s activity activity rooms to dress up, read stories, world, explore outer space and rooms, designed especially for our enjoy arts and crafts or just play. Finish off your visit with a delicious slice of meet live creatures at this fun, young visitors. Explore the gallery family-friendly museum. cake in our cafe, and a stroll around the collections through play with puppets, beautiful village of . Looking for a day out that has more costumes, storybooks and crafts. adventure than Jumanji? From A real treat for children and adults dinosaurs and space, to bugs, sea alike. Take a look at the best tea sets creatures and mummies, World ever made in the rooms, Museum is five floors of fun for all find the camouflage cat in the Chinese ages. Visit the cafe for the best hot galleries or head downstairs to the chocolate in town, pick up some pocket money treats in the shop, or enjoy your own picnic in our dedicated areas. International Slavery Museum The International Slavery generations to remember and Museum educates on slavery reflect its legacy and Liverpool’s past and present. involvement. Hear the untold stories of enslaved Take part in the Civil Rights and Freedom Museum of people and learn more about the Fights card game, discover more about history of the transatlantic slave trade quilt codes and find out how you can Liverpool and why it is so important for future get involved. Explore Liverpool’s fascinating, diverse history in this magnificent waterfront museum. Walker Art Gallery Where can you stand next to a Introduce children to the gallery where you can join in life-sized Liver Bird? The Museum world of art at the Walker Art with stories, songs and play, of Liverpool, of course. Based on Gallery, home to one of the as well as creating your own masterpieces. Take a stroll the famous Liverpool Waterfront, best collections of fine and find out more about the city, check around the galleries showing decorative art in Europe. out toys of the past and see some artwork from the 18th century cool old vehicles. The Walker Art Gallery makes for a to the present day. It’s sure great morning. Take the kids to Big Art to create conversation for for Little Artists, a dedicated children’s the weekend.

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Merseyside Maritime Museum Tiny Liverpool New Liverbird and the Ahoy there! Head to the take a visit to Museum of Liverpool Adventurers 10, 17, 21, 24, 31 March | 10am-12pm Merseyside Maritime Museum Merseyside Maritime Museum the Seized! Events Join us in Little Liverpool for our popular Gallery and find 15 March | 11.30am, 1.30pm, 3pm and discover Liverpool’s toddler and baby mornings. The out more Join our storyteller to hear the Tale of the sessions are a chance to meet other Liverpool built yacht New Liverbird and remarkable maritime history. about airport calendar families and take part in singing, story her crew of young adventurers. What did Find out about what life at sea was sniffer dogs, and play activities. they find on their journeys and what will really like in new gallery Life on board, smuggling National Museums Liverpool happen when they return home? and take a look at some wonderful ship and animals Tiny Liverpool sessions run every models. Down in the basement, in danger. month. See our website for all Arty Adventurers upcoming dates. Lady Lever Art Gallery 18 March | 10.30 – 11.30am Toddler time @ Seized Explore our galleries in this interactive Seized! at Maritime Museum session for children under five with 7 March | 12 - 3pm songs and stories. Join us in March Enjoy a trip to Sudley House and Our new drop in session for parents to search for signs of spring in our step back in time to a childhood and carers with their under 5s. Toddler collections and create your own piece Time will include stories, making and of a long-gone era. of art work to take home. mindfulness for little ones. Play with a doll’s house, Noah’s ark, try on costumes or relax with a book or some Women and Activism Skulls and skeletons colouring in. The grounds are great for a International Slavery Museum World Museum walk, squirrel spotting, and a refreshing 14 March | 1 - 4pm 21 March | 2 – 4pm drink and snack at our lovely courtyard cafe. Come along to celebrate women What are bones for? Why do some activists and make a badge to animals have them and others don’t? take home. Come along and explore our handling Seized! The border & customs uncovered collection of animal skeletons and Discover Japan discover how you can use bones to Seized! is a fascinating gallery found in the World Museum learn interesting information about basement of the Merseyside Maritime Museum. 14 March | 11am – 4pm the animals they came from. Discover stories and objects about how fake goods are seized Join us for a fun packed family day celebrating Japanese culture. Activities at the border. Examine how forensics are used to detect and include origami making, wishing prevent crime, as well as protect endangered animals. The tree crafts, manga and calligraphy only UK museum for the Border Force; try model animal workshops. You can even have a go making, craft activities, or a trail to find objects in the at our chopstick challenge! There displays. Easter crafts, really is something for everyone, The museum reveals how the Border Force works to so come along and explore. Delivered protect us against some of today’s most organised and by the Japan Society North West. dangerous criminals who go to incredible lengths to journeys to Japan smuggle drugs, weapons and counterfeit goods. and dragonfly magic! 8 liverpoolmuseums.org.uk 10 Mother’s Day crafts EVENTS IN APRIL Elefriends Time for tea EVENTS IN MAY Meet the Majestic Mayas Rummage Sudley House Seized! at Maritime Museum Seized! at Maritime Museum World Museum Seized! at Maritime Museum 21 March | 1- 4pm 8 April | 1 - 4pm 19 April, 1 – 4pm 9 May | 2 – 4pm 24 May | 12.30pm ,1pm ,2pm Come along and make something Little Liverpool: Come and make your own ele-puppet Did you know that tea was once a very Investigating Minerals Relaxed morning Step back to an ancient time and and 2.30pm special for someone you love! Relaxed morning and learn about the beautiful elephants expensive commodity and was traded World Museum World Museum discover the powerful and revealing Get a taste of the Rummage Officer life. Museum of Liverpool that Border Force try to protect. and smuggled around the world? Come 2 May, 2 – 4pm 3 May | 10am – 12pm world of the Mayas. This extraordinary Come and search our ship to see if you Merseyside Maritime Museum 2, 23 and 30 April | 10am – 12pm and join our teacup craft and learn Discover why minerals have such varied Join us for an inclusive session for civilisation flourished about 1500 years can spot any signs of smuggling. 21 March | 1 - 4pm Join us for an inclusive session Art of Africa about the nation’s favourite brew. shapes, sizes and colours and learn how families with additional needs, ago in Mesoamerica. It was a time of Come and create a treasured item for for families with additional needs, International Slavery Museum to sort them scientifically according to who would benefit from a quieter warriors, jade treasures, cities and 1960s extravaganza this special day! who would benefit from a quieter 11 and 19 April | 1 - 4pm their properties. Take home an activity environment. With reduced sound and monumental temples. Museum of Liverpool environment. With Makaton nursery Get hands-on to explore your creativity sheet and have a go at making increased lighting where possible. 25 - 29 May | 11am - 12.30pm and Model magic rhymes and sensory resources through art and craft. a mineral shape yourself. If you have a specific need, please ask Morse Code challenge 1.30 - 4pm Seized! at Maritime Museum available. us in advance how we can help. Merseyside Maritime Museum This half term we will be celebrating 22 March | 1 -4pm Surviving the Stone Age 16 May | 1pm, 2pm and 3pm the most fabulous of decades, the Discover how the Border Force protects Toys hub World Museum Are you smart enough to take on 1960s! With dressing up, craft, handling endangered species and make a model 13 April | 2 – 4pm the Morse Code challenge? Join us to and maybe even the chance for some Museum of Liverpool Liver Tots festival at Museum of Liverpool of your favourite animal. 6-10 April | 11am-12.30pm The Stone Age began around 2.5 million test your skills at sending messages 1960s karaoke this will be a half term years ago and lasted until around 2300 without a mobile phone! not to be missed! and 1.30pm-4pm Liver Tots get listening Liver Tots get creative Join us for the first week of the holidays BC. It was a time in history when early Dino Ranger Day 4 May | 10.45am – 11.15am and 6 May | 10am – 12pm as we celebrate all things toys! There humans used tools and weapons made Mobile madness Dragonflies: Aquatic and World Museum 11.30am – 12pm Come along to the museum’s craft will be the chance to discover new and from stone. Join us to find out how Seized! at Maritime Museum 25 April | 11am – 4pm Join the museum’s storyteller who will session where your baby or toddler aerial predators vintage toys, make something to take these were made and what life was like 29 and 30 May | 1 -4pm Be a Dino Ranger for the day and take you on a magical journey in this can have fun creating a masterpiece World Museum home, and try your hand at games from in the Stone Age. Cuttership cards Make a colourful hanging decoration meet Jam, the pet raptor. There will fun-filled storytelling session. to take home. 28 March | 2 – 4pm the past. Seized! at Maritime Museum inspired by our Seized animal collection! Come explore the unique collections Transport extravaganza be interactive performances, where 17 and 23 May | 1 - 4pm you will discover how the theories Liver Tots get moving Liver Tots get messy in our Bug House. Find out more See, Make, Do Museum of Liverpool These are the fastest ships on Spacesuit Spotlight surrounding these mysterious beasts 5 May | 10am – 12pm 7 May | 10am – 12 noon about these fascinating insects Lady Lever Art Gallery 13 - 17 April | 11am - 12.30pm and the sea! Join us to create your own World Museum have evolved over time. Have your Babies and toddlers can gain new skills Let your baby and toddlers explore and their lives below and above 7, 8, 9, 14, 15 and 16 April | 1 – 4pm 1.30 - 4pm crafty cutter. 30 May | 2 – 4pm photo taken with Jam, meet our expert in this fantastic play and move session. paints in this messy play session the water. Make your own piece of artwork inspired Join us for the celebration of our new Come along and get hands-on exploring Dino Dave, have a go at our dinosaur Move along to songs, rhymes and play and create a colourful painting to by our collections to take home. exhibition Liverpool on wheels: From our authentic astronaut suit. Find out horses to horsepower with a host of craft or get your face painted. with our sensory toys. take away with you. Old clothes are why you can’t wear everyday clothes in recommended for this session as it Easter crafts transport related activities including space, what each part of the space suit Join us for a roar-some day! can get messy. Sudley House tours, crafts, and your own chance to is made of and how exactly it functions get hands-on with museum objects! to help humans survive in space. 8 April | 12 - 3pm Tom the May’s New Hero Liver Tots get discovering Hop along to Sudley House this holiday Merseyside Maritime Museum 8 May | 10am – 12 noon and join in with our Easter themed St George’s Day crafts 25 April | 11.30am, 1.30pm, 3pm SudleyHouse Your baby or toddler will enjoy craft activities. Come and hear the story of Tom, the 18 April | 12 - 3pm discovering what is hidden in the cabin boy, and his adventures on board Celebrate St George’s Day and decorate museum’s trolley in this exciting the sailing ship, the Lady May. your very own flag. session that encourages your baby’s or toddler’s curiosity. For more dates for these events and lots of others, For more dates for these events and lots of others, go to liverpoolmuseums.org.uk/whatson go to liverpoolmuseums.org.uk/whatson

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Art Play for under fives Art and activism Lady Lever Art Gallery International Slavery Museum 1, 8, 15 ,22 and 29 June | 2, 6, 20 and 28 June | 1 - 4pm 10 – 11.30am In honour of Refugee Week (15 - 21 Bring along the little ones along each June), come along to explore art and at the Walker Art Gallery Monday morning during term time for activism and create your own work of creative play and story time. art to take away. Fun, interactive sessions inspired by the artworks on display in the gallery designed to help support the development of young Hands on: Transport children’s language skills (for children under 5 years). Museum of Liverpool 4 and 18 June | 1.30 - 3.30pm Music at the museum: Storywalkers presents… Storywalkers presents… Get hands-on with a selection Malarkey Band Carr © Pete Toddler Time Babbling babies of objects from our handling Museum of Liverpool Monday and Friday 10am and 1pm 11 March 10.30am collections. Find out how people 13 June | 1 - 3pm Discover Islam Flower session Bring your babies and toddlers to Bring babies to the gallery for have moved around Liverpool over Join the local Malarkey Ukulele Band World Museum Seized! at Maritime Museum join us in Big Art for Little Artists for artworks, sensory play and songs. the last 100 years. as they play uked up hits of famous 20 June | 11am – 4pm 20 and 21 June | 1 - 4pm an hour of creative play, exploration, These sessions have been specifically and popular songs. The hugely popular Discover Islam Make some beautiful flowers to take songs and stories. designed for pre-crawlers under the event returns to World Museum. home to remind you of the endangered age of 12 months and will provide This interesting one day event is a plants featured in our Seized! Gallery. stimulating activities to support community run project to enable Storywalkers presents… you baby’s early communication and people of all faiths, and none, to find Customs contraband Rhymetime physical development. At the end of out about Islam. This fun packed day Seized! at Maritime Museum Saturday 11am this session you will make something has activities for all the family; arts and 27 June | 1 - 4pm Head to the Walker every Saturday special to take home for your baby. crafts, henna tattooing, and Arabic A smuggler’s hoard, here for you to get for story and rhymetime in the Big Art This is a 6 week course that must calligraphy. Come along and discover your hands-on! Real seized contraband for Little Artists gallery. be booked in advance as places are the real beauty of Islam, a way of life for you can handle and investigate. limited. Booking will open from the over 1.8 billion people. The Leaving of Liverpool Storywalkers presents… start of January at Storywalkers song explorers walkerworkshops.eventbrite.co.uk Titanic: Planting for bees Merseyside Maritime Museum Seized! at Maritime Museum 28 June | 1.30pm, 2.30pm, 3.30pm Tuesday 10.30am Stories through objects 20 and 21 June | 1 - 4pm Travel back in time to Liverpool 1854 Familiar tunes with an arty twist. Merseyside Maritime Museum A fun and interesting planting and meet our travellers to the New This on gallery session uses 15 June | 1 - 4pm workshop, looking at the importance World and hear their stories of home rhyme and rhythm to help develop Come and find out more about the of Bees for our food supply and how and hopes for their future. language skills. world famous ship with our collection we can encourage more of them into © Pete Carr © Pete of replica handling objects. our outside spaces. Buzz buzz! Event dates and times may vary outside term-time please check the website for more details. For more dates for these events and lots of others, go to liverpoolmuseums.org.uk/whatson

15 16 17 Museum of Liverpool Discover a stunning and recyclable installation of cardboard and plastic, examining what it means to call this city home. Created by artist Laura-Kate Chapman. Then join us in Little Liverpool for a LightNight later opening.

World Museum We have a jam-packed night of events over at World Museum so you can explore what home Friday 15 May, 5-10pm means to you. Join us on LightNight to explore the Start the night by bringing along an object that theme of home in its many guises, through symbolises ‘home’. We’ll photograph it (so you performances, talks, craft workshops and can take your object home again) and share its plenty of family activities. Our cafes will also story. Over the course of the night we will build a be open late, serving drinks and tasty snacks picture of home using your object’s photograph and meaning. to fuel your fun. Then you can go on to explore the homes of our animals and collections by getting hands-on with our rock pool creatures in the aquarium, Merseyside Maritime Museum find the exotic animals in our taxidermy displays From the Piermaster’s historic home to get hands-on and creative in the safe and learn how to protect their homes in our leaving on board ship in search of a new house craft activity discovering how simulated miniature ecosystem. homeland we’ll explore what makes a fugitives escaped slavery, using codes home safe or somewhere you’d never and symbolism to find new homes. want to return to. Walker Art Gallery Enjoy the new Life on Board gallery, The Walker Art Gallery will be hosting follow two Victorian immigrants on performances and workshops that their journey to the new world as they embrace the idea of ‘belonging to reveal their hopes and dreams for a a place’ and ‘what makes a house a new home and a better life in ‘The home’, including pop up performances, Leaving of Liverpool’ performance and a photographic display inspired by the Linda McCartney Retrospective and a visual treasure hunt!

18 liverpoolmuseums.org.uk/lightnight 19 7. Currently, there are over 700 different species of dinosaurs which have been identified and named. However palaeontologists (scientists who study fossils and dinosaurs) believe that there are many to be discovered.

8. Dinosaur poo created special facts... about dinosaurs! fossils called coprolites. You can see some of these dino-droppings in our display! Have you visited our Dinosaur and Natural World display on the 4th floor of World Museum? Discover our full size 6. Dinosaurs didn’t just walk on 9. The tallest dinosaur was the dinosaur skeletons and how these immense animals lived land. Some species could fly and Sauroposeidon Proteles, which has and died. Get up close to dinosaur teeth, learn about their others lived in the water. an extremely long neck and could have towered as tall as 59 ft off the food and even what they left behind as droppings. ground – about the same as four 1. When dinosaur bones were first double-decker buses in a stack! discovered by archeologists, some people thought they were the bones of 10. The species of dinosaur giant dragons. with the longest name is a Micropachycephalosaurus, which 2. The name ‘Velociraptor’ means means “tiny thick-headed lizard”. Why ‘speedy thief’. don’t you have a go at pronouncing Micropachycephalosaurus? 3.The heaviest dinosaur was called an Argentinosaurus, and weighed 77 tonnes - the equivalent to seventeen Elephants!

4. Dinosaurs lived on Earth for 165 million years and became extinct 65 million years ago.

5. The word dinosaur comes from an ancient Greek term which means ‘fearfully great lizard’.

20 liverpoolmuseums.org.uk 21 bring the children...... and enjoy our special family package! Relax in a studio room for two adults and up to two children, breakfast for everyone, a bottle of red or white for the adults, hot chocolate for the children and a family ticket for a City Explorer bus tour. All from £148

Guide production Useful things to know Editor: Heather Christian. Publications manager: Lisa Middleton. Designed by: Matty’s Mind. Printed by: Synergy. Where to eat... Lockers With thanks to National Museums Liverpool’s education, exhibitions There are cafes at World Museum, Lockers are available at the majority of and commercial teams and our corporate partners. Merseyside Maritime Museum, Walker our museums and galleries for a small fee, Corporate Partners Hotel Partner Art Gallery, Lady Lever Art Gallery, to help you store your belongingswww.hopestreethotel.co.uk while Museum of Liverpool and Sudley House. visiting. To purchase your lockere: [email protected] wristband Open daily, our cafes serve delicious please ask at our welcome desks.t: 0151 709 3000

freshly-made lunches, snacks and We ask that visitors avoid bringing large Thank you to our Patrons cakes, as well as a selection of hot and bags into the museums and galleries. In cold drinks. the interest of public safety and security, • Andrew Collinge we sometimes carry out bag searches. • The Mersey Docks and Harbour • Steve and Lorraine Groves Indoor picnic areas Company - Peel Ports • Andy McCluskey World Museum, Sudley House and Access • Easirent • Janet Pickavance the Museum of Liverpool have indoor • All of our museums and galleries are • Irish Business Enterprise • Commodore RH Walker RNR picnic areas. Just ask a member of fully accessible for wheelchair users, • Professional Liverpool and Mrs Walker our helpful staff to point you in right with lifts and ramps.* direction on your visit. • Wheelchairs are available to borrow - ask at the information desk. • Assistance dogs are welcome. Buggy park • Changing places toilets are Prams can be stored in the cloakroom available in Merseyside Maritime area at all our museums and galleries. Museum, the Museum of Liverpool Annual membership starts from £40 Please ask a member of staff for and World Museum. assistance. • We have a variety of items available • Free entry to Planetarium and Old Dock Tours for use for people with autism or Breastfeeding • Free entry to charging additional needs, including ear exhibitions All of our museums and defenders and pop up tents. See our • 15% discount in our cafes galleries are breastfeeding website for our Relaxed morning and restaurants friendly. events and ask us in advance if you • Invitations to special require any extra adaptations. events throughout the year Baby Changing • Up to 15% discount in our shops Baby changing facilities are available *At the Lady Lever Art Gallery there is no lift access to the balcony • Regular updates via area in the Main Hall. This can only be accessed via stairs. at all of our museums and galleries. In e-newsletters and larger venues these are available on Family Guides several floors. Choose your favourite way to Sign up online at liverpoolmuseums.org.uk/membership follow us to get our latest news. or at one of our venues 22 Dinosaur mystery Send a snap of your completed wordearch below to [email protected] by Monday 22 June to be in with a chance of winning this bundle of dino goodies! A winner will be picked at random. Win!

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