Join our Identikit family workshops this August, exploring how Identikit technology is used to help the police solve crimes.
What are Identikits? Identikits are a special tool designed to help police build a picture of a criminals face, as described by someone who saw the crime happen. We'll show you the face of a criminal, then test your memory to see if you can recreate their face using our special Identikit equipment.
Identikit! is a hands-on, family-friendly workshop, based on the tool that became the popular game Guess Who?
Recommended for 5+. Advance bookings only.
Duration: approximately 30 minutes
Dates : 8th, 15th, 22nd and 29th August.
Times: 14:30.
Conditions of entry: Museum admission prices apply (Children Under 12 go FREE). All children must be accompanied by an adult. Your workshop ticket includes entry to Bow Street Museum you do not need to book a separate Museum admission, please explore the cells before or after your workshop.
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Visitor information
Address
28 Bow Street, London, WC2E 7AW
Opening times
Friday - Sunday 11:00-16:30
Last entry 16:00
