The charity Ambition Aspire Achieve is staging a family day as part of Newham's Heritage Month celebrations.
There will be special sessions at the charity's main base at the Terence Brown Arc In The Park in Canning Town on Monday, May 31.
Booking is essential for the heritage sessions, which are from 10am to 11.30am; 11.45am to 1.15pm; 1.30pm to 3pm and 3.15pm to 4.45pm.
The sessions are open to ages five and above and no more than five families (30 individuals) are allowed for each session.
Activities include the Arc's adventure playground, a Lego workshop, mural painting, heritage time capsule, create your own picket sign and a history scavenger hunt.
Covid-19 guidelines mean masks must be worn at all times by adults and young people aged over 12.
Temperatures will be taken before guests are allowed on site, with regular hand washing and social distancing maintained.
To book, email paula@theaaazone.com
The charity is also staging four private heritage sessions and workshops for invited schools as part of this month's celebration of Newham's past.
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