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Get crafty at Beckford's Tower this summer!
Beckford Tower invites children to participate in a unique and creative activity: making their own candlesticks out of clay. Inspired by the fascinating collection at Beckford Tower, each child will have the opportunity to design and create a personalized candlestick to take home.
Limited spaces, so book your child's place today. Each child will need one ticket.
All children will need to be accompanied by an adult (no need to book adult places).
Activity suitable for 5+ aged children.
Any questions, please contact tower@bptrust.org.uk
£3.00 per child
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