The Postal Museum and Faber-Castell celebrate 40 years of The Jolly Postman with family fairytale crafts

This February half term, The Postal Museum and Faber-Castell are partnering to bring some fairytale magic to the museum, inspired by a new exhibition celebrating 40 years of The Jolly Postman.

Three Bears artwork (c) Janet and Allan Ahlberg

Using art materials from Faber-Castell, families can unlock their creativity through a series of workshops throughout February Half Term and beyond.

All family activities are included with a ticket to The Postal Museum at no extra cost, along with The Jolly Postman exhibition and a ride on the underground postal railway Mail Rail, offering fantastic value for a London family day out. Take a look at what you can get up to this February Half term on our event page.

About The Postal Museum & Faber-Castell Partnership:

The Postal Museum is delighted to partner with Faber-Castell on the Jolly Postman arts and crafts programme for families throughout 2026.

One of the world’s leading manufacturers of quality products for writing, drawing and creative design, Faber-Castell will provide art supplies to let visitors’ creativity shine – inspiring a new generation to follow in the footsteps of Janet and Allan Ahlberg.

Faber-Castell will also generously support the museum’s outreach to primary schools nationwide.

Stefan Rosen, Sales Director Europe, Faber-Castell says:

 We are excited to have partnered with The Postal Museum on their exhibition, celebrating 40 years of The Jolly Postman. A book familiar to many families, our Faber-Castell Playing & Learning range is the perfect fit and we can’t wait to share our products with all who visit and beyond.