- Event:Children and Family
The theme inspires children to explore the connection between stories and songs, discovering how reading and music both ignite imagination and creativity.
- Event:Children and Family
A Relaxed Opening especially designed for those who prefer a more tranquil museum experience, including autistic and neuro-diverse visitors, along with their families and carers.
- Event:Children and Family
Come and explore different eras from the history of Britain hand in hand with Moley, our curious and adventurous mole.
- Event:Children and Family
Support children to develop key skills for the start of primary school.
- Learning Session
Using the beautiful book by Emily Hughes, our sensory story immerses children in the world of the little gardener: his garden.
- Learning Session
Pupils are taken on a sensory journey, seeking out butterflies among the flowers, leaves, wind and rain they experience along the way.
- Learning Session
We’re going on a fossil hunt! A range of sensory stimuli are used to immerse children in the world of fossil hunting!
- Event:Children and Family
Our Pre School classes are designed to nurture listening skills, memory, coordination through imaginative dance exercises. Prices are per month (monthly subscription).
- Event:Children and Family
Listening to stories is a great way to develop and encourage young children to read books. Come and join one of our Story Time sessions for 3 to 4 year olds - it's great fun!
- Event:Children and Family
Come and join our fun and noisy singing session for children under 4 and their parents and carers. Available on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Last month, the student council from Oakley School visited The Amelia for a chance to find out about the workings of another kind of council – Tunbridge Wells Borough Council.
Having helped bring MAGIC PLACE to life, I thought I knew what to expect but being in the space was something else entirely. I stayed far longer than planned, caught up in its shifting colours and playful energy.
Past Exhibition
Being Inbetween is an exhibition of powerful photographic portraits exploring the complex transition between childhood and young adulthood.























