Build a spooky skeleton hand with artist Isobel Irwin that moves all by itself! Design and create a hair-raising hand that you can control to leap, creep and surprise your friends and family.
There are two sessions running from 11am-1pm and 2-4pm. The workshop is suitable for 5–12 year-olds. Dress for mess!
What’s included with my ticket?
Led by a professional artist with all materials provided, all you have to do is bring yourselves! Tickets also include free entry to the Museum so you can explore at your leisure.
About Isobel Irwin
Isobel Irwin is a London-based prop and puppet maker and the Deputy Head of Props at Shakespeare’s Globe. She combines her theatre practice with running community workshops and leading ‘Play it again toys’, a community interest company that helps families imaginatively repair toys.
Frequently asked questions
Yes, booking is essential. We encourage you to book early to avoid disappointment as our workshops often sell out.
Yes, you must book an adult ticket and a child ticket to gain entry to the workshop. Adults are welcome to also get stuck into the activities.
No, the workshops start promptly at 11am and 2pm and run for the full two hours.
No, children must be accompanied by an adult, no child can be left unattended.
Of course. If you’re attending with an older child, please feel free to bring your baby along, either held or in a pram.
Please see our ticketing page for a full list of concessions.
If you are a family in receipt of any of the listed benefits, free tickets apply to children as well. *Please be aware that we are only able to offer a limited number of tickets for families in receipt of the listed government benefits.
Please note that Camden residents may be asked for proof of address.
*Please note that we can only provide a limited number of free tickets for Camden residents. Please head to our ticketing page to check if you are eligible for a free ticket as a listed concession.
To find out how to get here, including where to eat and drink, view our visitor information page here.
To find out more about access at the Foundling Museum, including how to book a wheelchair, visit our Accessibility page here.