Aimed at children aged under 5, activities and storytelling were themed around princes, princesses, castles and knights in celebration of HM The Queen’s platinum jubilee.
The programme coincided with Children’s Mental Health Awareness Week which this year encouraged ‘growing together’.
Throughout the week, sensory storytelling facilitated by storyteller Vicky McFarland of Tale Time took place across the Borough.
In Ballymoney Town Hall, the session was attended by parents and toddlers with support from Northern Regional College childcare students who partnered with Museums Service.
In Coleraine Town Hall, the session was attended by young pupils from the Irish Society’s Nursery Unit who enjoyed a morning of magical fun and imaginative tales together.
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Storyteller Vicky McFarland pictured with one of the families who attended the Playful Museums Week storytelling event organised by Causeway Coast and Glens Borough’s Council Museums Service
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Storyteller Vicky McFarland pictured with Museums Service Officer Jamie Austin and her son Benjamin at the Playful Museums Week storytelling event organised by Causeway Coast and Glens Borough’s Council Museums Service
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Enjoying the Playful Museums Week storytelling event organised by Causeway Coast and Glens Borough’s Council Museums Service
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Students from Northern Regional College pictured with some of those who attended the Playful Museums Week storytelling event organised by Causeway Coast and Glens Borough’s Council Museums Service