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26.05.2026 – 29.05.2026

May Half-Term Activities at the Bank of England Museum

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Tea-themed family fun with creative activities and a limited-time display.

Join the Bank of England Museum this May half term for a free, drop-in family activity inspired by their temporary exhibition 'The Chitra Collection: At the Tea Table'. Design your own teapot and explore how tea has been enjoyed, shared, and celebrated across cultures. Families can create their own teapot design inspired by objects in the exhibition and learn more about tea and trade.

This is a self-led activity and will take approximately 20–30 minutes to complete. Not suitable for large groups

Time: 26–29 May 10am–5pm (3pm on May 29).

Tickets: Free to attend with no reservation required.

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