Head to the Southbank Centre to get your global fashion fix at the Swag from Swana pop-up event. Indie fashion brands from South West Asia & North Africa will ply their wares while regional music plays throughout.

Join artist Lucy Rainbow at the William Morris Gallery for a hands-on workshop where kids can design & screen print a Morris Mania-inspired Lucky Cat poster, which they can then take home with them.

Enjoy a special Eid extension of the Horniman Market, where everything from abayas, fashion accessories, Arabic food & more will be on offer. Regular traders will also be there, selling all sorts of artisanal goods.

Step out into space, explore deep in the jungle & dive under the ocean at this story explorer experience at the British Library. Make sure to book a slot for your chance to see some weird & wonderful items up close.

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This new, interactive Whitechapel Gallery exhibit invites visitors to explore the sonic world through voices, bodies & props. The show’s inspired by designers who produce the sounds we hear in films & on TV.

One man's trash is another man's treasure… or something like that. Kids can make their very own monster hand-puppet using scraps, buttons & other materials at this drop-in activity at the London Museum.

Journey into the marvellous world of the Moomins at the Southbank Centre, with a Moominhouse installation & a range of activities, celebrating 80 years since the publication of the first Moomin story.

The Imperial War Museum is hosting a special family day this Tues where young people can meet veterans & eyewitnesses of conflict to gain a unique insight into the impact of war on people’s lives.

Head over to Brockwell Park for London’s biggest free festival for kids. Expect a day filled with music, entertainment, workshops, arts & crafts, street food, dance classes, funfair rides… & much more!

Make noise, not waste, at the one-day Ura Matsuri festival at the Southbank Centre. Visitors can immerse themselves in Japanese music & use recycled materials to make their own instruments.

This half term, the British Museum is running a series of free, family-friendly events inspired by the (not free) Ancient India: living traditions exhibit. Activities include Indian woodblock printing.

The Museum of the Home is hosting a day of creative activities, exploring our connection to the natural world. Kids can get hands-on with a range of woodworking, weaving & printmaking activities.

Want to keep your kids active this half term? They can burn off some energy at this sports club event at the Artizan Library, with a range of games & activities aimed at children aged between 8-16.

Kids can get their hands dirty at the Horniman Museum as part of National Children’s Gardening Week, where they can decorate pots & create life by planting seeds.

Celebrate the magic of storytelling at the Spring Family Festival at V&A South Kensington. Kids can enjoy a mix of workshops, hands-on crafts, dancing, puppetry & performances.

Vauxhall City Farm is hosting its annual Spring Fair, a day of fun where kids can cuddle some of the animals, watch sheep shearing, spin wool, play games & learn all about farm life.

V&A East Storehouse opens its vast, free-to-visit space where you can explore half a million works from the museum’s collection & peek behind the scenes of a working museum.