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Make a lantern to celebrate the Chinese new year, discover connections between wildlife in China and Rye Harbour and share the hope of a new spring season to come.
Suitable for adults or children 6+ accompanied by an adult (one adult per child place).
Booking essential.
Please note, we will not be lighting or releasing them - they are designed to be taken home and hung as decoration.
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