Monthly Archives for June 2010
Free Outdoor Family Films in Manchester
Screenfields is Manchester’s first outdoor cinema, the screenings are completely free, you don’t need a ticket, simply turn up and enjoy! Deckchairs (£2) and picnic blankets (£4) can be hired on a first come first serve basis or you can … Continue reading
Jousting with Robin Hood at Leeds Castle
Put these dates in your diary now to catch the exciting Jousting Tournament at Leeds Castle near Maidstone, Kent on 18th & 19th September, with additional activities for all the family to enjoy. “Jousting with Robin Hood”, supported by Heart … Continue reading
Peter Rabbit Exhibition at V&A from 3 July
Peter Rabbit: the tale of The Tale will draw on the collections of both the V&A and Frederick Warne to trace the story of Peter Rabbit from its beginnings as an illustrated letter in 1893 to its publication by Frederick … Continue reading
New Pond Zone Exhibit at London Wetland Centre
The London Wetland Centre in Barnes has a new pond zone, which opens in July, and it will feature interactive games, a trip down a plughole, and underwater cameras, allowing you to watch fascinating aquatic creatures in their natural habitat. … Continue reading
Festival Brazil at Southbank London
Bringing the vibrant, dynamic culture of contemporary Brazil to the heart of London, Festival Brazil celebrates the country’s rich cultural heritage – including music, visual arts, dance, literature, debates and food. Festival Brazil features UK performances at Royal Festival Hall … Continue reading
Toy Story 3 at a Cinema near you!
The first two films were brilliant, so will the latest Toy Story live up to your expectations? You decide …
London LolliBop Festival for Kids 16 & 17 July
LolliBop is a new Kids Festival which will be taking place on 16th and 17th July in Clissold Park, Stoke Newington N16. The event is aimed at children under 10 and their families and involves amazing interactive activities, workshops, games … Continue reading
Father’s Day Shelter Building in Buckinghamshire
Make your Dad’s day and take him along on this family session at Hugenden Manor in Buckinghamshire and learn how to build a shelter in the woods. All fathers will get into Hughenden for free too. * Normal admission charges … Continue reading
Father’s Day Scarecrow Making in Yorkshire
At Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal Water Garden in North Yorkshire there is an unusual event this Father’s Day. It is particularly suitable for those with more green-fingered Dads! Take your dad along and make a scarecrow for your veg … Continue reading