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This half-term, explore the intriguing world of pesky pests at Bateman's. Take part in fun games and activities as you learn about these critters. Have you ever heard the mysterious tapping of the death-watch beetle? Or wondered what delicious fabrics moths love to eat?
Along the trail, you'll encounter a variety of pests, including woodlice, ladybirds, silverfish, and carpet beetles. It's a great opportunity to explore and learn about these little creatures.
£3 with admission (includes a small prize).
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