Summer Holiday Happenings
One of the great things about working in the university, is that we get to hear about the interesting research that our colleagues do. Now you can do the same. Over the summer, our friends in Geography and Computing are running family workshops as part of their research, and they’d love for you to come along and find out what they do.
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Craft workshops
David Verwij is running crafting workshops as part of his research into the ‘Internet of Things’ (no electronics involved). And as a special treat he is offering Stroopwafels – a delicious Dutch caramel biscuit.
Monday 23rd July and Thursday 26th July between 1pm and 4pm at Ampersand Inventions in Newcastle.
For more details and to book tickets use this link.
2. Treasures of Newcastle workshop
Join geographers Jon Swords and Mike Jeffries as they explore the treasures of the North. What do YOU think makes the north special? What needs to change? If you like maps, or colouring, or treasure, or all three then pop in to this drop-in session.
On Thursday 26th July between 11pm and 3pm at Great Museum of the North: Hancock.
3. Great Exhibition of the North Family Expo
Join NUSTEM, and a host of other organisations, at GETNorth Family Expo. We’ll be taking our robot orchestra along for visitors to have a go at making their own musical instrument playing robot!
On Saturday 4th and Sunday 5th August at St.James’ Park, Newcastle.
For more details, visit the GETNorth website.
Do pop along to one or more of these events – they should be great fun.
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