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This February half term, climb on board Cutty Sark and find out just how hard a sailor's life could be with hands on activities.
Programme:
14th / 16th / 18th February - Move the Ship
15th / 16th / 17th February - Build your own cargo winch
14th and 18th February - Character actors
* Suitable for all ages
* Free Admission with Cutty Sark ticket
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