Family activities

Suffragette Rosette Workshops

‘Hope’ in the House of Commons (c) Jessica Taylor and House of Commons

Join us this April for our suffragette rosette-making workshop. Learn how they became an important symbol in the fight for the vote, and make your very own personalised rosette in our family-friendly workshop!

Suitable for all ages. Booking is essential as spaces are limited and likely to sell out. Booking opens 8/03/25 @ 12:00pm.

Duration: approximately 30 minutes 

Dates: Sat 5th, Sun 6th, Thu 10th, Fri 11th, Sat 12th, Sun 13th, Thu 17th, Fri 18th, Sat 19th, Sun 20th April

Times: 11:30 or 14.30 each day; please check when booking.

Conditions of entry: Museum admission prices apply (Children Under 12 go FREE). All children must be accompanied by an adult. Your workshop ticket includes entry to Bow Street Museum of Crime and Justice, please explore the cells before or after your workshop.

Family Trail

Our family trials invite all budding young detectives to pick up a case file and undercover the story of policing on Bow Street. Follow the clues, complete the puzzles and investigate why Bow Street Police Station is one of the most famous in the world.

We offer trails suitable for different ages, Under 5’s, 5-7 years, and 7 – 11 years. All trails can also be used by adults to help engage younger visitors with the objects and stories on display.

On arrival please speak to a member of the team who would be happy to provide you with a FREE trail for each child.

Facilities

Details of all our facilities can be found on our Accessibility page.

We are actively working towards the principles of the Kids In Museums Manifesto to help make the Museum a welcoming place for all families.