• Hands on creativity, problem-solving and imagination
• Using recycled materials and cardboard to bring your idea to life
• An inspiring, supporting environment where all ideas are welcome and positive feedback is always shared
• Themes of creativity, imagination, storytelling, and making the world a better place.
• Friendly staff and facilitators on hand to support families throughout the experience.

• This is a free drop-in experience; come and go as you like.
• Perfect for primary school-aged children and families, and also older children who enjoy drawing, making and imaginary worlds
• This is an outdoor event, so dress for the weather.
• The experience is playful, relaxed, inclusive, and fully participatory.
• It is wheelchair and pushchair accessible.
• Children are encouraged to draw and make freely, with parents and carers supervising throughout and supporting younger children.

The Lit & Phil is Newcastle’s beautiful independent library, free and open to everyone. Founded in 1793, its iconic Westgate Road home has inspired curious minds since 1825—long before the city’s universities existed—and continues to be a place to discover, learn and explore. Find out more at: www.litandphil.org.uk

Little Inventors is a creative education organisation that turns children’s big ideas into reality. Founded by artist Dominic Wilcox in Sunderland in 2016, it has grown into an award-winning international programme, with children’s inventions showcased everywhere from the UN and the International Space Station to the permanent collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum. Find out more at: www.littleinventors.org

This project is funded by the Reece Foundation.

For any questions or accessibility info about this event or any NOVUM programmed events or performances email: novum@newcastle.gov.uk