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Wednesday 16 August 2017

‘Creativity on the Coast’ at the Museum

We've had some very creative work showcasing the area's maritime heritage:
Futures Forum: 'Working the Sea' > celebrating Sidmouth's fishing heritage on film
Futures Forum: Sidmouth Seafest 2017: celebrating a maritime heritage >>> "Working the Sea": "This stunning film: fascinating and inspiring, funny and humbling is a powerful reminder how lucky we are on the coast"

The Sidmouth Coastal Community Hub have been busy again - working with the Museum:


Sea-inspired activities draw youngsters to Sidmouth Museum

PUBLISHED: 06:56 16 August 2017




Children enjoy getting creative with Sidmouth Seafest at Sidmouth Museum. PICTURES: Sarah Hall


Sidmouth Museum and Sidmouth Coastal Community Hub team up to show youngsters about the town’s coastal heritage

Creative youngsters enjoyed a day of activities learning about the town’s coastal heritage at Sidmouth Museum.
The tourist attraction teamed up with Sidmouth Coastal Community Hub to host the day, which attracted nearly 40 children. Louise Cole and Coco Hodgkinson, from the hub, volunteered to bring their ‘Creativity on the Coast’-based activities to the museum.
The young visitors tapped 
into their creative side through a range of activities, including tile rolling, card designing and star fish rubbing.

Therina Mulder, leading the museum’s young visitors’ section, set the youngsters a sea-based quiz tasking the visitors to find items around the displays.
She added: “It is about encouraging them to go round the museum and see what’s on offer and hopefully [they will] come back.”
Louise Cole, director for the coastal hub, said the event helped youngsters to learn about the town’s coastal heritage.
She added: “The museum is trying to do more activities for children over the summer. We took these coastal connections and had pictures for inspiration of seasonal fish with information about them. They could then design their own tiles and cards and it was really nice.”


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