Make a robot hand
- arts & crafts
- 1 hr
- Max 12 people
Come and make a robot hand out of house hold items
Description
Come and learn more about how your hands work and make your own robot hand to take home with you. This creative, hands-on activity invites you to explore the mechanics of movement by crafting a functional robot hand using simple household items. Perfect for curious minds and crafty souls alike, this session blends science and art in a fun and accessible way. Set in the stunning surroundings of Elan Valley Visitor Centre, you’ll enjoy an inspiring environment as you build your robotic masterpiece in about an hour. Whether you’re a family looking for an enriching activity or a solo adventurer eager to try something new, this workshop is a fantastic chance to unleash your creativity and discover the fascinating engineering behind human movement. No prior experience is needed—just bring your enthusiasm and leave with a unique, handmade robot hand that’s as clever as it is cool. Book your spot now and make memories that move!
Powys, GB
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See what people are saying about Elan Valley Visitor Centre.
I went here to do a day's hike. I dropped a star bacause the cafe owned by Welsh Water stops serving food 1 hour before closing time. The walking routes are excellent. Popular with dog walkers too. Hardly any litter. ...
Brian Perks
Spectacular scenery of the Elan Valley better than expected. Inside the visitor's centre there is a gift shop, toilets and a café so it is possible to relax and unwind, whilst admiring the view.
Natalie Jones
Good friendly staff, excellent customer service. Fairly priced food and drinks! The food was delicious and the drinks were tasty. Would highly recommend a walk around Elan Valley too.
Jordan
We missed the coffee shop as we were late arriving but the history and beauty of the place is just stunning!! Fantastic views too!!
Nicola Gough
Beautiful place. It was quite startling to see how much the water level has dropped following a hot summer, but besides that the scenery was stunning and we'll worth another visit when the windows blowing and the rain is ...
RICHARD TAYLOR
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