Little Artists, Big Imaginations, an exhibit of art created by children at Mycenae House in Greenwich, celebrates imagination, confidence & creativity through various visual forms.

Ever wondered what the world tastes like? Head to Somerset House for a unusual exhibit exploring why people across the globe have eaten clay, chalk and soil for centuries.

Lots on at London Museum Docklands this Easter: it’s all food-themed, & we love the sound of the paper food-making & tea towel painting workshops.

There’s a spring-themed Discovery Day, featuring crafts, games & other activities, taking place at the Hyde Park Learning Centre (a lovely site with a loo & baby changing facilities).

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Celebrate the start of spring at this family day at Museum of the Home’s new outdoor space designed for permaculture & play. Expect plant-themed craft workshops & more.

Drop into the V&A so the kids can go on a gallery adventure with Emily Stapleton-Jefferis, a ceramicist whose work explores the beauty & strangeness of the natural world.

It’s not really springtime without baby animals, so head to Stepney City Farm to meet the newborn lambs. There’s also a family-friendly farm tour on the 31st.

Want to learn more about today’s teens? Boxpark Wembley is running a parent-teen summit, with talks & workshops all about the thorny subject of adolescence.

Made in Hackney runs accessible cookery classes for young people aged 12-17, & this Easter they’ll be focusing on spring-themed plant-based baking.

At this fun-filled regal workshop at Sir John Soane's Museum, kids will explore brilliant baroque designs & use craft materials to design & make their own royal residence.

Camden Market is going all-in on Easter with this two-day affair featuring aerial circus acrobatics, spring bulb planting, a “chicken meeting” & a 3D Easter trail.

Head to Gabriel’s Wharf over the bank holiday weekend for live music by the river, with blues, jazz & feel-good sounds across two afternoons. There’s plenty to keep kids happy too – from street food to shopping to sweet treats.

Head to Waterlow Park on Easter Sun for the space’s free Easter trail. Pick up a treasure map on arrival, then follow the route around the park (the first 100 to finish get a prize!).

The British Museum is running a free, three-day family festival inspired by its current Samurai exhibit. Activities (like “make an origami samurai helmet”) are drop-in, & first-come, first-served.

Primary-aged children are invited to “explore how the world stays connected in a creative & engaging way” at this LEGO workshop hosted by Camden Town Library.

Head to Gillespie Nature Reserve for a wholesome day of nature-inspired crafts & outdoor activities. Expect messy play, fresh air & plenty to keep little ones entertained.

Need help finding activities that the kids will enjoy over the break? This Easter-themed LEGO set might do the job! A great long-lasting addition to your windowsill.

At this drop-in event, little ones (aged 4+) can “enjoy being a clay sculptor” & create their own mythic creature inspired by the mysterious monsters of the Soane Museum.

One for slightly older kids: the Wellcome Collection’s major new exhibit explores experiences & perceptions of ageing, & would make an interesting Easter excursion.