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Join us for a morning creating a game from the Roman period. We will take a little time learning about entertainment in the Roman world before making this exciting game. During this morning workshop you will create a unique game board with counters to take home. All materials and instruction provided.
Booking essential
Suitable for ages 7 and above
Cost of Workshop £12.50
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