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The Toddler Museum Of Things At Keiss Beach
11th June 2025
Lyth arts Centre invite you on an adventure to see the world differently, through the eyes of a toddler.
Toddlers and children are magpies, finding the mundane and making it magnificent. At The Toddler Museum of Things we celebrate this way of viewing the world and ask adults to do the same.
We will set out scavenging and then reconvene to share our findings and the story behind them. We will then add and catalogue our treasure to The Toddler Museum of Things. As a thank you for your contribution, our brave explorers and their grown ups will get a polaroid portrait to take home.
Please dress for Caithness weather. Suitable for all ages, designed with 1-3 year olds in mind, but please be mindful of the coastal terrain (rocks, sand, sea weed). Hot drinks will be available, please bring your own snacks and refreshments.
Meet at Keiss Beach car park - Keiss Beach has limited parking. We recommend walking and cycling wherever possible or parking in the village and walking down.
Free but booking required. Book a space for every human.
Part of LAC's Between Two Beaches programme
Supported by Creative Scotland Multi-Year Funding. Part of LAC's Year of Living 2025-26.
Keiss Beach
Free but book
Book at https://lytharts.org.uk/event/the-toddler-museum-of-things/
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