John Moore Museum Hosts World Wildlife Day Bath Bombs and Salts Workshop

Scented bath salts and bath bombs inspired by medicinal and aromatic plants were made at a World Wildlife Day family workshop run by the John Moore Museum at the Old Baptist Chapel in Tewkesbury on Saturday 28th February 2026. The session ran from 10.30am to 12pm and was promoted across the museum’s event page and social channels as a family-friendly drop-in activity.

The museum’s event page described the session plainly: "A family friendly activity." The listing made clear the format - "Drop in. We do recommend booking a place to guarantee there are enough materials for everyone." The page also included the booking call to action: "Please book your place today via the link: Book now." Tickets were marked Free under the event’s listing.

The venue named on the event page was Old Baptist Chapel, with the full address given as Old Baptist Chapel, Old Baptist Chapel Court, Off Church Street, Tewkesbury, GL20 5RZ. Social captions on the museum’s Instagram and Facebook reiterated the same date and time while identifying the event with the John Moore Museum: Instagram posted, "Saturday 28th February, 10.30am to 12pm at the John Moore Museum In honour of World Wildlife Day, we are being inspired by the natural world" and Facebook carried the event title and time as "World Wildlife Day – Bath salts/ Bath bombs Saturday 28th February, 10.30am to 12pm at the John Moore Museum In honour of World Wildlife Day."

The event page metadata recorded the posting as "by John Moore Museum | Feb 28, 2026 | Family Event, FREE event, Learning workshop, Nature activity | 0 comments" and the page repeated date and time lines in its layout. The listing framed the activity explicitly: "In honour of World Wildlife Day, we are being inspired by the natural world with medicinal and aromatic plants. We will be making scented bath salts and bath bombs."

The online listing left several practical details unlisted: it did not include attendance numbers, ingredient lists or materials specifications, contact phone or email, a visible URL for the "Book now" link, or explicit age or allergy guidance beyond the "family friendly" tag. The page did show standard site footer text "Designed by Elegant Themes | Powered by WordPress" and the comment fields visible on the page bore the site’s default placeholders, including "Submit a Comment Cancel reply" and "Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked ".

The John Moore Museum’s World Wildlife Day drop-in combined a nature-themed craft with free access and a recommended booking step; the museum’s listing and social posts remain the primary record of the workshop’s scope, schedule and venue.