ARTY youngsters are celebrating ten years of getting messy with their grandparents in Warwick.
It is a decade since Arty Tots was set up at the Market Hall Museum as a group for grandparents and their grandchildren to get together, surrounded by artefacts, and take part in messy, fun and educational activities.
And this milestone will be celebrated with cake, special crafts and a visit from Warwick mayor Coun Oiliver Jacques on Monday November 20.
Anyone who has been part of the group over the last ten years is also welcome to attend.
Arty Tots group leader Vicki Cureton said “Grandparents are important members of our families, with many taking on a ‘child-care’ role during the day to support working parents. A very rewarding role and one that is full of love, however with younger children this can be a tiring one and sometimes an isolating one.
“This year, together with our Warwickshire families we have created a piece of art to commemorate our ten years. So, we invite past ‘Arty Tots’ Grandparents to join us in celebrating our tenth birthday, chat and reminisce with our wonderful volunteers.”
For more information visit www.warwickshire.gov.uk/heritageboxoffice
