The Queens Hall in Narberth has announced a new series of community creative workshops this Saturday - immersive, inclusive and practical. Adults, children and young people will be playing, making, creating and learning together.

Where else would you get such a broad range of skills-based workshops on one day at such a reasonable price? £3.50 each session + £1 booking fee.

Please only book tickets for children aged 7+. Adults/Guardians do not need to purchase a ticket, but must stay on site for the duration of the workshop. All workshops take place on Saturday, November 16.

10.30am-12noon

The Queens Hall and Holly Robinson present Junk Music - DIY Musical Workshop - a thoroughly enjoyable and rewarding music experience!

Professional musician Holly Robinson and her musical friends will help you make and design your own musical instrument out of junk... before we create a tune or two.

Resources provided include balloons, plastic bottles, pots, dried beans and elastic bands. You are welcome to bring your own. Help will be on hand to support all musical builds. Suitable for children aged 7+

1.00-2.00pm

Make and design your very own Christmas Lantern. All resources will be provided for the workshop. Wendy will be on hand to advise on any creative light touches along the way. The activity is suitable for children aged 8+

2.00-3.30pm

The Woolly Workshop is a new community event to help others learn new skills. Artist Carolyn Young and Nessa Craven will be on hand to show you what to do and how to get started. Woolly Friends will share their skills in needle felting, knitting and crocheting.

This family event has been designed for the most enthusiastic to the beginner; an immersive and sensory activity where you will be clicking and knitting in no time. Suitable for children aged 7+

The family-friendly events are funded by UK Government - a great way to meet like-minded creatives, to play, to make, to create and have a natter.

The Queens Hall is situated at 44 High Street, Narberth, Pembrokeshire SA67 7AS.