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Clay Money Box Workshop at Shakespeare North Playhouse

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Clay Money Box Workshop

Shakespeare North Playhouse, Prescot
4-17 August 2023

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From £15.00
Clay Money Box Workshop at Shakespeare North Playhouse
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Have you seen the amazing display of clay money boxes, made by the community, at Shakespeare North Playhouse? Well, in this hour-long workshop ( suitable for ages 7+), you can make one too.

Join ceramicist Louise Waller for a fun session making your own clay money box. You’ll fire them in a kiln and then collect them later in the summer for decorating.

There’s lots happening at Shakespeare North Playhouse over the summer, check out our full preview.

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