Phoenix Park is a prime example of a seventeenth-century deer-park and was established within its present boundaries between 1662 and 1680. The park landscape is dominated by grassland separated by clumps of trees, which may appear to be haphazardly grown; but which were planted to complement other aspects of the park.

Every Sunday Morning childrens workshops combining art, nature awareness, history and heritage are taking place at the Visitor Centre.

Maximum number of 20 per session - suitable for ages 5+.

Join the fun!

Admission

Materials provided and admission free
Parental supervision required.

Next Workshops:

• Sunday December 21st 2008 - Deer in Phoenix Park

• Sunday December 28th 2008 - Visitor Centre Closed

• Sunday January 4th 2009 - Trees - bark and leaf rubbings

• Sunday January 11th 2009 - Birds and their habitats

• Sunday January 18th 2009 - Climate change - water, weather and wind!

• Sunday January 25th 2009 - Medieval Life - includes visit to Ashtown Castle

• Sunday February 1st 2009 - Pond life

• Sunday February 8th 2009 - Make a Valentines Card

• Sunday February 15th 2009 - Creepie crawlies

• Sunday February 22nd 2009 - Save the Planet! Discover Eco Art

• Sunday Mar 1st 2009 - Spring in the Walled Garden

• Sunday Mar 8th 2009 - Trees what would we do without them

• Sunday Mar 15th 2009 - St Patricks Day Cards

• Sunday Mar 29th 2009 - Medieval Life includes visit to Ashtown Castle

Bookings & Further Info:

Tel: +353 1 6770095
E-mail: phoenixparkvisitorcentre@opw.ie
Website: http://www.heritageireland.ie/en/Dublin/PhoenixPark