What is it like to be an Antarctic explorer? Get in a tent, pull a sledge and try on some clothing in this interactive workshop! Telling the story of Captain Scott's ill-fated expedition to the South Pole in 1912, the session compares the equipment and food of 100 years ago to that of modern-day Antarctic explorers as well as discovering the creatures which survive in this hostile climate.
Date: Monday 2nd December
Times: 10:00-14.00
Price: £10 Child/ £5 One accompanying adult per child/ £10 Additional Adults/ U 5s – free but please reserve a ticket so we are aware of numbers.
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