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August Craft Month 2025 at Andrew Jackson Cottage

Andrew Jackson Cottage & US Rangers Museum, 2 Boneybefore, Carrickfergus, County Antrim, BT38 7EQ
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This August, Andrew Jackson Cottage and US Rangers Museum is proud to celebrate Craft Month with a series of hands-on workshops and inspiring demonstrations showcasing the best of local talent and traditional skills.

Join us every Sunday from 12noon - 3pm for a new creative experience!

Sunday 3rd August, Crochet workshop  (£5 per person, booking required). 

Sunday 10th August, discover the beauty of upcycled materials with a Titanic Sea Glass Jewellery Making Demonstration, blending maritime history with wearable art.

For those eager to get involved, Sunday 17th August offers a Decoupage Pots Class (£10 per person, booking required) – perfect for adding flair to your home décor.

On Sunday 24th August, enjoy the charm of textile craft during a Needle Felting Demonstration.

Finally, wrap up the month on Sunday 31st August with a Stone Art Frames Class (£10 per person, booking required), where nature meets creativity in a fun and relaxed setting.

Whether you’re a seasoned maker or simply curious, there's something for everyone this Craft Month at Andrew Jackson Cottage!

*Booking is essential for paid class, please contact Carrickfergus Castle Visitor Information on 028 9335 8262 to secure your place*

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Needle Felting Demonstration (24 Aug 2025)
DayTimes
Sunday12:00 - 15:00
Stone Art Frame Workshop (31 Aug 2025)
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Sunday12:00 - 15:00

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A group of visitors listening to the tour guide inside Andrew Jackson Cottage standing by the fire.Andrew Jackson Cottage and US Rangers Museum, CarrickfergusLocated less than a mile from Carrickfergus town centre, the Andrew Jackson Cottage is a traditional thatched Ulster–Scots farmhouse built in 1750s.

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