(CANCELLED) Hands on History Crafternoons: Building Ancient Rome
A free stories and crafts program at the Museum of Antiquities for children and their parents
This event has been cancelled.
A free stories and crafts program for children ages four to nine and their parents. Join us at the Museum of Antiquities on the last Saturday of each month.
Saturday, April 25
2–4 pm
Museum of Antiquities, 106 Peter MacKinnon Building, 107 Administration Pl.
No tickets necessary; drop in when you like!
Info:
306-966-7818
museum_antiquities@usask.ca
artsandscience.usask.ca/antiquities
Building Ancient Rome
In the second iteration of our series on Ancient Rome, Kevin Hicks will be return as a Roman soldier—this time to teach kids all about the city of Rome itself. Our Roman soldier will talk about the types of buildings found in Ancient Rome and how they were used. Kids will then be able to decorate a Roman column and design their very own Roman temple.
Kids do not need to attend the first part of the Ancient Rome series to attend the second. Each iteration of this series is designed to be standalone.
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