YOUNGSTERS will have the chance to 'Make Yourselves at Home' as they enjoy the October school holidays.
Dunfermline’s popular HQ Explorer PAST-PORT scheme returns next week with an array of free fun activities for children and their families.
With the 'Make Yourselves at Home' theme, there will be opportunities to explore household life through the ages.
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Young visitors to four venues in the city’s historic Heritage Quarter can pick up their free PAST-PORT and take part in a variety of activities including creating their own cottages and castles, making stained glass windows, exploring a day in the life of an Abbey monk, and other fun and creative ways to experience home life through the ages.
By completing the activities offered by the Abbey Church of Dunfermline, Andrew Carnegie Birthplace Museum, Historic Scotland’s Dunfermline Abbey Nave and Dunfermline Carnegie Library & Galleries and collecting all four stamps, children will be rewarded with a certificate.
The HQ Explorer PAST-PORT scheme has proven highly popular with local families and visitors to Dunfermline over recent years, with activities to suit a wide range of ages and ability levels, and opportunities for families to learn about their local and national heritage together.
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