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Creating confidence-building comics, illustration and writing exercises for children

22/10/2026

Free family drop-in on Halloween! 🎃 👻
Haunted House Comics at Whitehall Historic House
Saturday 31st October 1:30-3pm

At this free family drop-in workshop celebrating Halloween, families are invited to practice drawing cheeky ghosts, chattering pumpkins and other things you might find in a haunted house, before making their own haunted-house-shaped comics to take home! No booking required. Just turn up.

This workshop is provided as part of Quickdraw History Comics, a programme of historically-themed comic drawing workshops at Whitehall Historic House, supported by the London Borough of Sutton Neighbourhood Fund. Look out for more free Quickdraw History Comics events throughout 2026.

Sutton Heritage

14/10/2026

Spooky Spellcraft at Vellum Mill Gallery
Fri 30 Oct 1:30-3pm, ideal 8-12yrs

At this magical workshop, children will craft, draw and write their own spells! Setting up our magic laboratory in Vellum Mill Gallery, we’ll make coloured potions in bottles, then use these potions to inspire comic strip stories and spell scrolls.

All materials are provided and children will take their spooky spellcrafts home.

This workshop is led by local arts educator Mark Pembrey or Quickdraw Comics Club, providing workshops and clubs for schools, museums and galleries.

Booking now via the Quickdraw Comics Club website.

08/10/2026

Drawings from Drawing Club Y1-2 at Victor Seymour Infants School! Each week, we pick one chosen subject to draw step-by-step and then create a fun scene around that subject. Bookings for the second half of Autumn term go live tomorrow, Friday 9th Oct at 9am via the Quickdraw Comics Club website. Victor Seymour Infants’ PTA

07/10/2026

Moon Rabbit Lantern making at Whitehall Historic House. We celebrated Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival, practicing drawing the moon rabbit, moon cakes and other symbols of the festival, before making decorative paper lanterns to take home!

This workshop was provided as part of Quickdraw History Comics, a programme of historically-themed comic drawing workshops at Whitehall Historic House, supported by the London Borough of Sutton Neighbourhood Fund. Look out for more free Quickdraw History Comics events throughout 2026. The next event will be Haunted House Comics on Halloween Saturday 31st October 1:30-3:30pm. No booking required. Just turn up!

Sutton Heritage

21/09/2026

Let’s Make Moon Rabbit Lanterns at Whitehall Historic House
Saturday 26th Sept 1:30-3:30pm
Free, just turn up!

At this free family drop-in workshop celebrating the Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival, families are invited to practice drawing the moon rabbit, moon cakes and other symbols of the festival, before making a decorative paper lantern to take home!

Local arts educator Mark Pembrey will be present throughout the session. Family participation is encouraged and parents/guardians are asked to stay with their children while they draw and craft.

No booking required. Just turn up.

This workshop is provided as part of Quickdraw History Comics, a programme of historically-themed comic drawing workshops at Whitehall Historic House, supported by the London Borough of Sutton Neighbourhood Fund. Look out for more free Quickdraw History Comics events throughout 2026.

Sutton Heritage

03/09/2026

Draw and Craft Tudor recipes at Whitehall Historic House. We learned about and drew food that the Tudors loved (from spiced pies to roasted swans), then decorated card gingerbread men and drew recipe comics to take home.

This workshop was provided as part of Quickdraw History Comics, a programme of historically-themed comic drawing workshops at Whitehall Historic House, supported by the London Borough of Sutton Neighbourhood Fund.

The next session at Whitehall will be Saturday 26th September 1:30-3:30pm, with drawing and crafts celebrating the Mid-Autumn Festival.

Sutton Heritage

02/09/2026

Crafting clay dragon eggs and creating dragon comic stories at our Here Be Dragons summer club event at The Vineyard School, Richmond Thanks to Ellie Ellie Wythe for assistance and excellent dragon drawing, and to all the children who took part. I wonder if their eggs have hatched by now… 🐉

21/08/2026

Today, Friday 21st August! At this free family drop-in workshop, children will learn about and draw food that the Tudors loved, from game pies to spiced puddings! Then they’ll illustrate their own recipe cards and card gingerbread men to take home (these can be for a Tudor recipe, a recipe you love to cook at home or even a magical recipe!)

Local arts educator Mark Pembrey will be present throughout the session. Family participation is encouraged and parents/guardians are asked to stay with their children while they draw and craft.

No booking required. Just turn up.

This workshop is provided as part of Quickdraw History Comics, a programme of historically-themed comic drawing workshops at Whitehall Historic House, supported by the London Borough of Sutton Neighbourhood Fund. Look out for more free Quickdraw History Comics events throughout 2026.

Sutton Heritage

11/08/2026

Ideal 7-12yrs
18th Aug, The Vineyard School, Richmond Amethyst classroom, Friars Stile Rd, Richmond TW10 6NE, UK
Booking via Quickdraw Comics Club website

In association with The Alligator's Mouth bookshop children’s bookshop, Richmond, each ticket purchase includes a £5 Alligator’s Mouth voucher to be used in the shop or online.

Dragons are the fiercest creatures of our imaginations, and often the most fun too! At this special summer workshop, we’ll deliver tutorials on drawing some of the many types of dragons from around the world, craft decorated clay dragon eggs and then invite children to write comic strip stories inspired by the dragons they imagine hatching from their eggs.

Children will only need to bring a snack and water bottle. They will take home the work they’ve created.

26/07/2026

Small Art of Kindness family concertina book making workshop at the Circle Library, Carshalton.

We talked about small acts of kindness that anyone can do (saying thank you, smiling at someone, sharing a toy, watering a plant, feeding animals…) and then drew and assembled concertina book stories of kindness.

Thanks to all the families involved, all of whom created some lovely books. This workshop was partly inspired by my mum, Julie, who understood the importance of being kind every day and recieved much kindness in return 🙂

Part of the Summer in Sutton programme, supported by and the London Borough of Sutton Neighbourhood Fund, Cultural Services and Public Health.

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