Victoria Art Gallery

Artist Mary Fedden liked fruit.  Draw fruits to create a fruit salad. Sessions run 10.30am–12.30pm and 1.30-3.00pm. Free, no need to book.

Free drop-in family event; sessions run 10.30am–12.30pm and 1.30–3pm.

Enjoy the work of Mary Fedden and create one of her cats. Sessions run 10.30am–12.30pm and 1.30-3.00pm. Free, no need to book.

Free drop-in family event; sessions run 10.30am–12.30pm and 1.30–3pm.

Explore our special exhibition and create a collage using tissue paper and pens. Sessions run 10.30am–12.30pm and 1.30-3.00pm. Free, no need to book.

Free drop-in family event; sessions run 10.30am–12.30pm and 1.30–3pm.

Summer means seaside – just like artist Mary Fedden create a seaside shell picture. Sessions run 10.30am–12.30pm and 1.30-3.00pm. Free, no need to book.

Free drop-in family events; sessions run 10.30am–12.30pm and 1.30–3pm.

Mary Fedden like to feature birds in her work. Join us and use pastels to create a feathered friend. Sessions run 10.30am–12.30pm and 1.30-3.00pm. Free, no need to book.

Free drop-in family event; sessions run 10.30am–12.30pm and 1.30–3pm.

Free drop-in family events; sessions run 10.30am–12.30pm and 1.30–3pm.

Use print and collage to create a winter self -portrait wearing hats, scarves and gloves in this free family drop-in event.

Brighten up a February day with some beautiful butterfly pictures; free family drop-in event.

Fish have escaped from the display – create some colourful fishy collages.

Get wildly arty with a special event for Earth Day!

Enjoy creating art fit for a doggy diva. Free drop in, no need to book.

Colour fruity fancies with a twist using oil pastels.

Explore colour and enjoy some weird and wonderful mixtures.

Enjoy our cow in a fancy headdress and make a nature inspired crown.

Create a 3D crab puppet.

What wild and weird creatures can you come up with? Play the Surrealist artists’ drawing game and create a unique creature using pastels and card.

Create cact-eye glasses for a surreal view of the exhibition. Make surreal sunglasses using colouring pens and colourful felt.

Make a marvellous mask of one of the Surreal characters from the exhibition - one eye or an apple for a head, use your imagination to create a fun mask.

Create cact-eye glasses for a surreal view of the exhibition. Make surreal sunglasses using colouring pens and colourful felt.

Create cact-eye glasses for a surreal view of the exhibition. Make surreal sunglasses using colouring pens and colourful felt.

Enjoy the gallery’s special Christmas tree on display in the foyer and design a surreal decoration fit for the top of the tree. Free, drop-in activity, no need to book.

Free, drop in sessions to enjoy story time with Ladybird Books. Children can enjoy the pictures and books as storytellers bring the magic of the stories to life.

Free, drop in sessions to enjoy story time with Ladybird Books. Children can enjoy the pictures and books as storytellers bring the magic of the stories to life.

Free, drop in sessions to enjoy story time with Ladybird Books. Children can enjoy the pictures and books as storytellers bring the magic of the stories to life.

Be inspired by the colourful exhibition on Ladybird books; create a ladybird with moving wings and learn all about the ladybird lifecycle. No need to book, just drop by on the day.

Be inspired by the colourful exhibition on Ladybird books; create a ladybird with moving wings and learn all about the ladybird lifecycle. No need to book, just drop by on the day.

Be inspired by the colourful exhibition on Ladybird books; create a ladybird with moving wings and learn all about the ladybird lifecycle. No need to book, just drop by on the day.

Be inspired by the colourful exhibition on Ladybird books; create a ladybird with moving wings and learn all about the ladybird lifecycle. No need to book, just drop by on the day.

Free, drop in sessions to enjoy story time with Ladybird Books. Children can enjoy the pictures and books as storytellers bring the magic of the stories to life.

Free, drop in sessions to enjoy story time with Ladybird Books. Children can enjoy the pictures and books as storytellers bring the magic of the stories to life.

Free, drop in sessions to enjoy story time with Ladybird Books. Children can enjoy the pictures and books as storytellers bring the magic of the stories to life.

Exhibition of books, original artwork and artefacts by Ladybird illustrators tracing the interconnected work of the artists from 1940 to 1975. Who were the artists? Are they known for other work? What was the context in which they were illustrating? Who were the models for the pictures and what were the real locations? These are some of the questions that the exhibition explores the story of the little Loughborough print business that became a giant in children’s publishing.

Exhibition of books, original artwork and artefacts by Ladybird illustrators tracing the interconnected work of the artists from 1940 to 1975. Who were the artists? Are they known for other work? What was the context in which they were illustrating? Who were the models for the pictures and what were the real locations? These are some of the questions that the exhibition explores the story of the little Loughborough print business that became a giant in children’s publishing.

Free, drop in sessions to enjoy story time with Ladybird Books. Children can enjoy the pictures and books as storytellers bring the magic of the stories to life.

Exhibition of books, original artwork and artefacts by Ladybird illustrators tracing the interconnected work of the artists from 1940 to 1975. Who were the artists? Are they known for other work? What was the context in which they were illustrating? Who were the models for the pictures and what were the real locations? These are some of the questions that the exhibition explores the story of the little Loughborough print business that became a giant in children’s publishing.

Exhibition of books, original artwork and artefacts by Ladybird illustrators tracing the interconnected work of the artists from 1940 to 1975. Who were the artists? Are they known for other work? What was the context in which they were illustrating? Who were the models for the pictures and what were the real locations? These are some of the questions that the exhibition explores the story of the little Loughborough print business that became a giant in children’s publishing.

Exhibition of books, original artwork and artefacts by Ladybird illustrators tracing the interconnected work of the artists from 1940 to 1975. Who were the artists? Are they known for other work? What was the context in which they were illustrating? Who were the models for the pictures and what were the real locations? These are some of the questions that the exhibition explores the story of the little Loughborough print business that became a giant in children’s publishing.

Exhibition of books, original artwork and artefacts by Ladybird illustrators tracing the interconnected work of the artists from 1940 to 1975. Who were the artists? Are they known for other work? What was the context in which they were illustrating? Who were the models for the pictures and what were the real locations? These are some of the questions that the exhibition explores the story of the little Loughborough print business that became a giant in children’s publishing.

Exhibition of books, original artwork and artefacts by Ladybird illustrators tracing the interconnected work of the artists from 1940 to 1975. Who were the artists? Are they known for other work? What was the context in which they were illustrating? Who were the models for the pictures and what were the real locations? These are some of the questions that the exhibition explores the story of the little Loughborough print business that became a giant in children’s publishing.

Exhibition of books, original artwork and artefacts by Ladybird illustrators tracing the interconnected work of the artists from 1940 to 1975. Who were the artists? Are they known for other work? What was the context in which they were illustrating? Who were the models for the pictures and what were the real locations? These are some of the questions that the exhibition explores the story of the little Loughborough print business that became a giant in children’s publishing.

Free, drop in sessions to enjoy story time with Ladybird Books. Children can enjoy the pictures and books as storytellers bring the magic of the stories to life.

Exhibition of books, original artwork and artefacts by Ladybird illustrators tracing the interconnected work of the artists from 1940 to 1975. Who were the artists? Are they known for other work? What was the context in which they were illustrating? Who were the models for the pictures and what were the real locations? These are some of the questions that the exhibition explores the story of the little Loughborough print business that became a giant in children’s publishing.

Exhibition of books, original artwork and artefacts by Ladybird illustrators tracing the interconnected work of the artists from 1940 to 1975. Who were the artists? Are they known for other work? What was the context in which they were illustrating? Who were the models for the pictures and what were the real locations? These are some of the questions that the exhibition explores the story of the little Loughborough print business that became a giant in children’s publishing.

Exhibition of books, original artwork and artefacts by Ladybird illustrators tracing the interconnected work of the artists from 1940 to 1975. Who were the artists? Are they known for other work? What was the context in which they were illustrating? Who were the models for the pictures and what were the real locations? These are some of the questions that the exhibition explores the story of the little Loughborough print business that became a giant in children’s publishing.

Exhibition of books, original artwork and artefacts by Ladybird illustrators tracing the interconnected work of the artists from 1940 to 1975. Who were the artists? Are they known for other work? What was the context in which they were illustrating? Who were the models for the pictures and what were the real locations? These are some of the questions that the exhibition explores the story of the little Loughborough print business that became a giant in children’s publishing.

Exhibition of books, original artwork and artefacts by Ladybird illustrators tracing the interconnected work of the artists from 1940 to 1975. Who were the artists? Are they known for other work? What was the context in which they were illustrating? Who were the models for the pictures and what were the real locations? These are some of the questions that the exhibition explores the story of the little Loughborough print business that became a giant in children’s publishing.

Exhibition of books, original artwork and artefacts by Ladybird illustrators tracing the interconnected work of the artists from 1940 to 1975. Who were the artists? Are they known for other work? What was the context in which they were illustrating? Who were the models for the pictures and what were the real locations? These are some of the questions that the exhibition explores the story of the little Loughborough print business that became a giant in children’s publishing.

Exhibition of books, original artwork and artefacts by Ladybird illustrators tracing the interconnected work of the artists from 1940 to 1975. Who were the artists? Are they known for other work? What was the context in which they were illustrating? Who were the models for the pictures and what were the real locations? These are some of the questions that the exhibition explores the story of the little Loughborough print business that became a giant in children’s publishing.

Exhibition of books, original artwork and artefacts by Ladybird illustrators tracing the interconnected work of the artists from 1940 to 1975. Who were the artists? Are they known for other work? What was the context in which they were illustrating? Who were the models for the pictures and what were the real locations? These are some of the questions that the exhibition explores the story of the little Loughborough print business that became a giant in children’s publishing.

Exhibition of books, original artwork and artefacts by Ladybird illustrators tracing the interconnected work of the artists from 1940 to 1975. Who were the artists? Are they known for other work? What was the context in which they were illustrating? Who were the models for the pictures and what were the real locations? These are some of the questions that the exhibition explores the story of the little Loughborough print business that became a giant in children’s publishing.

Exhibition of books, original artwork and artefacts by Ladybird illustrators tracing the interconnected work of the artists from 1940 to 1975. Who were the artists? Are they known for other work? What was the context in which they were illustrating? Who were the models for the pictures and what were the real locations? These are some of the questions that the exhibition explores the story of the little Loughborough print business that became a giant in children’s publishing.

Make an accordion book with a colourful cover and wooden button to collect your creative ideas. Free drop-in family event; sessions run 10.30am–2.30pm.

Exhibition of books, original artwork and artefacts by Ladybird illustrators tracing the interconnected work of the artists from 1940 to 1975. Who were the artists? Are they known for other work? What was the context in which they were illustrating? Who were the models for the pictures and what were the real locations? These are some of the questions that the exhibition explores the story of the little Loughborough print business that became a giant in children’s publishing.

Make an accordion book with a colourful cover and wooden button to collect your creative ideas. Free drop-in family event; sessions run 10.30am–2.30pm.

Exhibition of books, original artwork and artefacts by Ladybird illustrators tracing the interconnected work of the artists from 1940 to 1975. Who were the artists? Are they known for other work? What was the context in which they were illustrating? Who were the models for the pictures and what were the real locations? These are some of the questions that the exhibition explores the story of the little Loughborough print business that became a giant in children’s publishing.

Make an accordion book with a colourful cover and wooden button to collect your creative ideas. Free drop-in family event; sessions run 10.30am–2.30pm.

Exhibition of books, original artwork and artefacts by Ladybird illustrators tracing the interconnected work of the artists from 1940 to 1975. Who were the artists? Are they known for other work? What was the context in which they were illustrating? Who were the models for the pictures and what were the real locations? These are some of the questions that the exhibition explores the story of the little Loughborough print business that became a giant in children’s publishing.

Make an accordion book with a colourful cover and wooden button to collect your creative ideas. Free drop-in family event; sessions run 10.30am–2.30pm.

Exhibition of books, original artwork and artefacts by Ladybird illustrators tracing the interconnected work of the artists from 1940 to 1975. Who were the artists? Are they known for other work? What was the context in which they were illustrating? Who were the models for the pictures and what were the real locations? These are some of the questions that the exhibition explores the story of the little Loughborough print business that became a giant in children’s publishing.

Exhibition of books, original artwork and artefacts by Ladybird illustrators tracing the interconnected work of the artists from 1940 to 1975. Who were the artists? Are they known for other work? What was the context in which they were illustrating? Who were the models for the pictures and what were the real locations? These are some of the questions that the exhibition explores the story of the little Loughborough print business that became a giant in children’s publishing.

Exhibition of books, original artwork and artefacts by Ladybird illustrators tracing the interconnected work of the artists from 1940 to 1975. Who were the artists? Are they known for other work? What was the context in which they were illustrating? Who were the models for the pictures and what were the real locations? These are some of the questions that the exhibition explores the story of the little Loughborough print business that became a giant in children’s publishing.

Create a beautiful and unusual folding book for your drawings. Session will run from 10.30am-2pm, no booking required, drop-in activity.

Exhibition of books, original artwork and artefacts by Ladybird illustrators tracing the interconnected work of the artists from 1940 to 1975. Who were the artists? Are they known for other work? What was the context in which they were illustrating? Who were the models for the pictures and what were the real locations? These are some of the questions that the exhibition explores the story of the little Loughborough print business that became a giant in children’s publishing.

Create a beautiful and unusual folding book for your drawings. Session will run from 10.30am-2pm, no booking required, drop-in activity.

Exhibition of books, original artwork and artefacts by Ladybird illustrators tracing the interconnected work of the artists from 1940 to 1975. Who were the artists? Are they known for other work? What was the context in which they were illustrating? Who were the models for the pictures and what were the real locations? These are some of the questions that the exhibition explores the story of the little Loughborough print business that became a giant in children’s publishing.

Create a beautiful and unusual folding book for your drawings. Session will run from 10.30am-2pm, no booking required, drop-in activity.

Exhibition of books, original artwork and artefacts by Ladybird illustrators tracing the interconnected work of the artists from 1940 to 1975. Who were the artists? Are they known for other work? What was the context in which they were illustrating? Who were the models for the pictures and what were the real locations? These are some of the questions that the exhibition explores the story of the little Loughborough print business that became a giant in children’s publishing.

Create a beautiful and unusual folding book for your drawings. Session will run from 10.30am-2pm, no booking required, drop-in activity.

Exhibition of books, original artwork and artefacts by Ladybird illustrators tracing the interconnected work of the artists from 1940 to 1975. Who were the artists? Are they known for other work? What was the context in which they were illustrating? Who were the models for the pictures and what were the real locations? These are some of the questions that the exhibition explores the story of the little Loughborough print business that became a giant in children’s publishing.

Exhibition of books, original artwork and artefacts by Ladybird illustrators tracing the interconnected work of the artists from 1940 to 1975. Who were the artists? Are they known for other work? What was the context in which they were illustrating? Who were the models for the pictures and what were the real locations? These are some of the questions that the exhibition explores the story of the little Loughborough print business that became a giant in children’s publishing.