with the opportunity to win luxury prizes including restaurant vouchers and spa days.As well as being an enjoyable treat for the whole family, all proceeds raised from the Gambado Children’s Party will go towards two new state-of-the-art operating theatres for children

Discover is billed as an interactive story trail for children. And it is, but it’s also so much more. Florence and I are regulars these days due to the fact you can join as a member at very reasonable rates and have annual access. We go every couple

! children's museum and meet naughty elves Twinkle and Jingle. Take part in a magical interactive story session and receive a gift from Santa Claus. Minimum of three shows a day.Time: 10am–5pm. Cost: £8.95 (adults/children). Show and present from Santa: £3

Why should grown-ups have all the cultural kudos? If your child enjoys taking in the arts as much as the next culture vulture,  then we have just the event for your family this February half-term.The Imagine Children’s Festival is a fun-packed, full

spaces in inner-city schools where children may not otherwise experience the benefits of nature.To continue the chain, Cookbook Café Restaurant has paired up with Edible Playground founders Trees For Cities to offer lessons in beekeeping and baking

as they age. Quite often, they’ve also ‘hollowed out’ – an intergral part of their ageing process. Different species also age at different rates: an oak is considered ancient at 400 years, while a birch or willow at 100 years.And the fun part for children

Having been immortalised on the silver screen and welcomed into the salubrious sorority of official Disney Princesses, it would seem that Rapunzel is having a bit of a moment right now. Catch she of tumbling tresses as Tutti Frutti Theatre’s Rapunzel stops by Richmond’s Georgian ...

The world famous Great Ormond Street Children’s Hospital has long fostered strong connections with Peter Pan author JM Barrie, who gifted the rights of the enchanting childhood tale to the hospital in 1929. Now, the Great Ormond Street Children’s

. The children’s Little Lounge area is also to be expanded for this year’s event with a plethora of baby facilities andmore space for families to take a time out from the frenetic festival vibe.As ever, the Lounge On The Farm is particularly proud of its links

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