Uniquely creative and hands-on workshops are taking place at St Mary's Church, Higham Ferrers this summer! Learn to topple dominoes!

Domino Toppling is a unique artform open to all ages 5+! The art can be taught in as little as 5 minutes, then creativity takes charge. Dominoes can be placed in countless ways to create chain reactions that are them toppled down in a very satisfying and entertaining fashion!

Work together to make big domino topples, or build intricate 3D structures with precision and stability. Domino art is endless colourful fun!

This workshop consists of two one hour sessions, 11am-12pm and 12pm-1pm.

The sessions are priced at £5 per child - adults come along for free and it is optional for you to get involved (however everyone always gets involved!)

Book your sessions here on Eventbrite and display your tickets upon entry at The Bede House. Tickets can be confirmed up to 10 minutes before the event.

The location is a stunning church hall located at St Mary's Church in Higham Ferrers. The full address is Church Walk, Higham Ferrers, Northamptonshire. NN10 8BT.

FREE parking information can be found below.

The session is open to all skill levels of domino toppling and encourages resilience and problem solving in youngsters. This art is a great activity to reduce screentime throughout the day, however videos and photos are encouraged of domino topples! Photos and videos may be taken on the day with consent from atrendees, you will be consulted before any snaps.

To help plan your journey parking information can be found below:

1. Market Square Car Park: Simply walk towards the front gate entry of the church to the left of the car park. Closest to the church, but very few spaces.

2. Midland Road: Behind the church, a long road with lots of space to park. There are two cut-through’s to get to the church ground instead of walking all the way around, they are signposted!

3. Saffron Road: on the other side of the main road (College St) which runs next to the park. Parking here is also free and spacious, you can cut through the Doctor’s Surgery car park to cross the road over towards the church.

Description supplied by the event organiser.