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Hi Everyone, 

 

Thank you to those of you who did get back with their best and worst days of the week. I’ve collated the responses below:

 

What day of the week are your family activities this year? Have you found there is a best day/ worst day of the week to hold events for families during the Summer hols?

*	Coffin Works, Birmingham: Trialling Wednesday afternoons – Avoid Mondays and Fridays
*	Arnos Vale, Bristol: Avoid Mondays and Fridays
*	Liverpool Museums: Tuesday - Thursday’s during the holidays, 1- 4pm – avoiding Fridays
*	The Commandery Museums Worcestershire: Tuesdays and Thursdays, avoiding Wednesday. 

Thank you – and have a good weekend all! 😊 

Zoe 

 

Zoe Harris

Learning, Outreach and Volunteering Officer

 

Museum of Royal Worcester

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