ArchiKids: a Family Festival of Architecture

If flying kites between skyscrapers 

and building a four-metre Lego Gherkin inside the Gherkin 

sounds intriguing & entertaining,  

then save the weekend of 26/27 July 

for lots of creative fun. 

Archikids Festival

Archikids is an architecture festival   

full of fun and free activities 

that aim to encourage little Londoners 

to explore and interact with their city 

through play and creativity. 

Architects, artists, engineers, designers, students and city workers, 

in association with Open-City's education team,  

run fabulous activities, 

all centred around four festival hubs 

across the City of London's Square Mile. 

Archikids Activities 

The free activities, aimed at children aged 5-11,  

are utterly brilliant 

{younger/older children are welcome, of course}. 

Check some of them: 

building a lego Gherkin replica inside the Gherkin, 

attending a city planning masterclass for mini architects, 

drawing London's skyline from a roof terrace, 

helping build tree-houses and leafy lairs, 

snapping a London view and turning it to a postcard, 

design, building and testing the Broadgate Skatepark 

and many many more exciting activities. 

In a nutshell: a weekend full of creative fun 

for the whole family. 

Archikids festival, free to attend, Saturday 26 and Sunday 27 July 2014, from 10am to 17pm

Activities across the City of London’s Square Mile, see map &  info 

View the full programme & book where necessary.