Dementia Friendly Activities: National Museum Cardiff, St Fagans and the National Roman Legion Museum

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Over the coming months, there are a number of Dementia Friendly activities scheduled at various Museum Of Wales locations:

From Flour to Bakery: St Fagans National Museum of History, 1st July at 1-4pm

Roman gardens and herbs: National Roman Legion Museum, 17^th July at 11-1pm

Harvest: St Fagans National Museum of History, 2^nd September at 1-4pm

These sessions are open to both those living with dementia and those supporting people living with dementia.

Booking is essential. To book a space, please register using the events pages here: From Flour to Bakery | Roman gardens and herbs | Harvest | Ffasiwn, or by using the contact details below.

You can find these and other events related to Wellbeing here: Wellbeing Events. This list is updated as activities are arranged.

For more information get in touch by email mims@museumwales.ac.uk or phone 029 2057 3418.

Ffasiwn: National Museum Cardiff, 8^th October at 1:30-4pm

Tags: Dementia Friendly, Dementia Friendly Cardiff, National Museum, upcoming events

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