EVENT
A Chivalric Christmas at City Museum
Winchester City Museum | Winchester
✂️Crafts & DIY Workshops·🎄Christmas
Event Details
Dates
Sat 19 – Wed 23 Dec '26
Sun 27 – Thu 31 Dec '26
Sat 2 – Sun 3 Jan '27
Location
Winchester City MuseumRecommended ages
3 years+
Type
Indoor
About this event
"Visit City Museum for knight and royalty-themed crafts this Christmas. Make a helmet mask, shield and a princess hat fit for a feast!" A festive trail and craft activities run across the Christmas holidays at Winchester City Museum.
What to expect:
- 19 December 2026 to 3 January 2027, on the days the museum is open (closed 24-26 December and 1 January)
- Knight and royalty-themed crafts: a helmet mask, a shield and a princess hat
- "Take part in our feast trail and receive your own wooden spoon to use for stirring your gravy on Christmas day!"
- Age: 3+
- Price: "Included in admission"
More Details
Arrival
Anytime
Parent Must Stay
Yes, required
Pricing
Location
Get directionsExplore Winchester's rich history through engaging exhibits housed in an indoor, family-friendly museum welcoming visitors of all ages.
What this place offers
ToiletsBaby changingPushchair friendlyAccessible🐕 Dog-friendly
Last updated: 11 Oct 2026
Frequently asked questions about A Chivalric Christmas at City Museum
How much does A Chivalric Christmas at City Museum cost?
For ticket prices for A Chivalric Christmas at City Museum, see the official event page or booking link.
What ages is A Chivalric Christmas at City Museum suitable for?
A Chivalric Christmas at City Museum is best for children aged 3 and up.
When does A Chivalric Christmas at City Museum take place?
A Chivalric Christmas at City Museum runs from Saturday, 19 December 2026 to Sunday, 3 January 2027.
Where is A Chivalric Christmas at City Museum held?
A Chivalric Christmas at City Museum is held at Winchester City Museum in Winchester.
Is A Chivalric Christmas at City Museum indoor or outdoor?
A Chivalric Christmas at City Museum is held indoors, so it's a great option whatever the weather.
