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Herbwarts Cauldron Bath Bomb: School Holidays

Potions Room set up for Potions Class
Bath bomb cauldron izzing green in water
A magical bath bomb - complete with label - from Quizzic Alley
A bath bomb in cauldron, fizzing blue in the bath
Potions Room set up for Potions Class
Bath bomb cauldron izzing green in water
A magical bath bomb - complete with label - from Quizzic Alley
A bath bomb in cauldron, fizzing blue in the bath

Overview

Quizzic Alley runs magical classes every school holidays. Potions and Wand Making are available to book right now!

Create your very own enchanted Herbwarts Cauldron Bath Bomb in this magical hands-on potion-making experience. Mix mysterious ingredients, colours, textures and fragrances to create a gloriously fizzy bath bomb that you can take home and unleash in your bath.

A little cauldron. A handful of curious ingredients. And one rather magical bath waiting to happen.

All students get a free glass of the famous QBrew. All tools, equipment and magical ingredients are supplied.

Recommended for children aged 6 years and older. Children under 6 will need hands-on adult supervision. All children up to 10 years must be accompanied by an adult.

The class lasts approximately 40 minutes, depending on the size and age of the group.

Book now to avoid disappointment. Talented Professors are waiting to welcome you into their magical wizarding-themed classrooms. Make magical memories that will last a lifetime.

Dates

25 Sep – 11 Oct 2026
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Quizzic Alley5 Pirie Street, Fyshwick, Australian Capital Territory, AustraliaGet Directions
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