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10am – 11am
11:30am – 12:30pm
Recommended for ages 5 – 15.
See event details below for suitable session times.
Both workshops on Tuesday 15 April are Auslan interpreted.
Come discover the wonder of ancient Egyptian hieroglyphic alphabet these school holidays! Led by Egypt expert Dr Serena Love, these workshops will explore ancient Egyptian language and symbolism so you can create your own personalised message.
This workshop celebrates our newest exhibition Discovering Ancient Egypt (tickets sold separately).
Sessions for ages 5 – 8:
Sessions for ages 9 – 15:
Spaces are limited. Bookings are essential.
A maximum of two carers/guardians per participating child is required to supervise for the full duration of the workshop. Guardians do not require a ticket.
Workshop ticket does not include exhibition entry to Discovering Ancient Egypt.
Please note, the Discovering Ancient Egypt exhibition includes sensitive subject matter including the display of human and animal remains. Read the full subject matter warning statement.
We offer a range of downloadable accessibility and sensory resources for moving around the museum, to help plan your visit.
For accessibility assistance and resources for this exhibition, please visit our accessibility page or contact the museum on (07) 3153 3000.
Looking for more fun and engaging museum experiences? Our self-guided kids audio tour and Eye Spy Booklet are great additions to your child's visit to Discovering Ancient Egypt.
Join guides Cleocatra the cat and Ahmose the ba bird as they explore the exhibition. Perfect for kids and families.
Download our free Eye Spy booklet for a fun and interactive way to explore Discovering Ancient Egypt.
Journey back through time to explore the mysteries, artistry and rituals from one of the world's most captivating civilisations.
Hear groundbreaking research on the genetics of The Sacred Ibis, once thought to be farmed for the purpose of sacrifice for the god Thoth in Ancient Egypt.
Gain a fascinating insight into ancient canine burials, the relationship between dogs and humans and their use as votive offerings during ancient Egyptian times.
Plan your visit to Queensland Museum Kurilpa, centrally located at the Queensland Cultural Centre, South Bank.
Queensland Museum Kurilpa is easily accessible by foot, on public transport or by car.
Accessibility and sensory information to help you plan your visit to Queensland Museum Kurilpa.