Nüwa & the creation of humanity
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Listen to classic Chinese tales.
Settle down for a sensory storytelling session and learn about the creation of the world and humanity in this family-friendly performance.
In Chinese mythology, the goddess Nüwa created humanity on the seventh day of the year, which is now known as 'Ren Ri' or Humans’ Day.
Join Windson Liong from New Earth Theatre to learn about Nüwa, the beginning of the world and the creation of humanity according to Chinese traditions.
Entry to the activity will be on a first come, first served basis.
Drop-in sessions
Sat 1 & Sun 2 Feb
Session one: 12.30–1pm
Session two: 2–2.30pm
Session three: 3–3.30pm
Need to know
Drop-in sessions will be first come, first served. At busy times, we may need to direct visitors to quieter activities on our programme of events.
Photography helps families understand what to expect at our events and shows funders the great work we do. As such, a museum photographer may be present to take pictures. No need to preen or pose, just play!
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If you have time, why not also visit our If you have time, why not also visit our free galleries and get more in-depth with Docklands history? And don't forget that under-12s get free entry to our Secrets of the Thames exhibition with fascinating finds from our city's foreshore.
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Our building is accessible and we have lifts on every floor. If you need any help, please ask our friendly Hosts at the Information Desk when you arrive.
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Prams and buggies are welcome in the museum. However, due to our Secrets of the Thames exhibition, buggy parking is limited on the Ground Floor.
