Celebrate Easter with a fun-filled family adventure at the RAF Museum Midlands! Join us for a season of discovery as the Museum comes alive with hands-on activities and springtime surprises.
Easter Activities
RAF Animals and Friends!
Join us for RAF Animals and Friends! and meet a wonderful variety of animals in our interactive animal display, perfect for curious minds and animal lovers of all ages.
EVENT DETAILS
- Tickets: £5 per person
- Booking: All attendees require a ticket
- Location: Lecture Theatre, National Cold War Exhibition
- Recommended age: 5+
Accessibility and suitability: This Activity is classified as a Type A activity as per the RAF Museum’s Public Events Accessibility Information.
The Great Egg Hunt!
Take part in The Great Egg Hunt and explore the Museum as you search for hidden eggs. Once you’ve found them all, you’ll be rewarded with a chocolate egg!
EVENT DETAILS
- Tickets: £3 per person
- Location: Museum-wide
- Recommended age: 5+
Accessibility and suitability: This Activity is classified as a Type B activity as per the RAF Museum’s Public Events Accessibility Information.
Build a Bird Box Workshop!
Get creative in our Build a Bird Box workshop, where little engineers can learn about wildlife and take home a handmade home for garden birds. With plenty to see, do and explore, our Easter events offer the perfect mix of learning, creativity and family fun this school holiday.
EVENT DETAILS
- Tickets: £5 per person
- Booking: All participants require a ticket
- Location: Near the Vulcan, National Cold War Exhibition
- Recommended age: 5+
Accessibility and suitability: This Activity is classified as a Type B activity as per the RAF Museum’s Public Events Accessibility Information.
Accessibility Activity Types
Activity Type A 
These activities have a designated start time and participants must complete the activity within the time frame, alongside other participants. There will not be the option to begin, leave the activity and return to complete later.
Activity Type B
These activities have a session time where participants can walk up and interact at their own timing, with the potential to leave and return at their own leisure. This allows participants to come and go at their own discretion and decide whether the activity at the time is too busy with other participants etc. However the activity must be completed within the session time, or return if there are more sessions that day.
Activity Type C
These activities are held where participants must be in the same space for the duration such as talks, films, shows etc. Participants must arrive before the activity begins to ensure time to sit down or find a space and then must stay there for the duration. These activities are normally busy and can be loud depending on the activity.
Activity Type D
These activities include aircraft or vehicle access and are limited to numbers and time spent aboard. Participants will have to complete the access during their timed slot and alongside other participants. Participants will not be able to leave and return to complete the access.