Explore tidal pools, join a workshop, hear history, or polish a fossil this half term at Lyme Regis Museum.
You can explore the tidal pools of Lyme Regis. They have walks along the coastline. A guide shows you marine life, allowing you to learn about creatures in the pools. The area is a UNESCO site.
Tuesday, February 18, brings a workshop that teaches Ichthyosaur print making. People of all ages can join to make art based on the prehistoric reptile and discover creatures of Jurassic seas. Each person makes art to keep.
Friday, February 21, offers a history walk where you can hear stories influencing the town’s past. Learn of famous people and sea history. The walks explore the area uniquely.
Saturday, February 22, brings fossil polishing. Polish a fossil and take it home! Museum experts help transform fossils and teach about ancient creatures’ origins.
All activities welcome families, and kids aged five and up fit in well. Learning mixes with fun at the museum.