This Easter, families are invited to visit the Strike Den at People’s History Museum for a series of creative, hands-on activities inspired by the history and power of collective action. The drop-in activities offer visitors of all ages the chance to explore ideas of protest, courage and change through making, dressing up, stories and play.  There’s the chance to dress up as a protest hero and take your place on the ‘soapbox’ – where you can have your say and enjoy a great picture opportunity.  You can make a piece of protest-inspired art to take home and you can share a story in the reading corner, discovering tales that will encourage you to Speak Up, find Courage and realise that Change Starts With Us.

When: 8th April – 10th April and 15th-17th April

Where: People’s History Museum, 52 Phoenix Rd, London NW1 1ES

Age: 4+ years

Ticket price: Free

Find out more and book: https://phm.org.uk/

More information: People’s History Museum (PHM) is the UK’s national museum of democracy, telling the story of its development in Britain: past, present, and future.  Through an eclectic and colourful mix of historic and contemporary collections, featuring banners, badges, posters, photography and more, the museum celebrates the radical stories of people coming together to champion ideas worth fighting for.