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Seven Stories, Newcastle Upon Tyne
By Helen McKay-Ferguson on 25/07/2011 16:45:56
From tall stories to rollicking reads, Seven Stories is bursting at the seams with witty words and astonishing images
We’re sure there are more than just seven stories waiting to be discovered on the seven levels of this old Victorian mill, which has been transformed into a wonderful world dedicated to children’s literature. The exhibition programme takes its inspiration from some of the leading...
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Imagine Children’s Festival returns to Southbank for February half term
By Fiona McKim on 15/02/2013 12:43:00
Hervé Tullet and David Walliams amongst stars at magical event
to be an exciting activity to please children of every disposition, or simply head along, stroll around and soak up the rambunctious atmosphere.For the full programme and ticket details, visit the Southbank Centre Imagine Festival portalRead more...A conversation
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Moshi Monsters pop-up shop
By Helen McKay-Ferguson on 25/02/2011 10:22:52
The online characters are busting out into reality
, character appearances and the chance to meet creator Michael Acton Smith himself (aka Mr Moshi). For the loyal Moshi follower, there's all kinds of Moshi Monsters treats on sale, from books to moshi bandz.For more info on the Moshi Monsters craze, read our
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How to be a Writer: Masterclass
By Helen McKay-Ferguson on 21/07/2011 14:43:05
Fancy yourself as a super-scribe? Then put your best foot forward with our ten top writing tips...
. All you have to do is send us a review of a brilliant family day out, be it a visit to a zoo, theme park, museum or castle, a day at the beach, in the country, or anywhere. There are great prizes up for grabs, and the winning entry being published in a
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Family fun for Independent Booksellers Week 2012
By Fiona McKim on 25/06/2012 18:35:14
From a Mad Hatter’s Tea Party to a nationwide Wally hunt, families can have a ball whilst supporting independent bookshops at this fiesta of local literature
2012?Running between June 30 and July 7, this literary festival is a nationwide celebration of booksellers who are not only passionate about the products they purvey but also provide a cultural hub within their communities, often hosting author readings
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National Storytelling Week 2012
By Fiona McKim on 12/01/2012 11:18:23
Celebrate the art of oratory excellence at these fun family events
Marion Oughton.Signed Read And Rhyme TimeFebruary 3A special session at Eccleston Library where young children can enjoy a series of tales and verses communicated through both speech and sign language.York Storytelling FestivalFebruary 3–4Two days
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Autumn Days Out In Northern Ireland
By Fiona McKim on 15/09/2011 17:28:37
Our pick of the most awe-inspiring autumnal activities
Roald Dahl Day – Readings And IllustrationsSeptember 17Fans of the Fantastic Mr Dahl will adore this storytelling session featuring some of the timeless author’s best-loved work. Whilst the tall tales are read aloud at the Strule Arts Centre
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Discover Children's Story Centre in London
By Ruth Davies on 28/05/2012 18:51:26
Children can enter the world of the imagination with a day out at this story centre in Stratford
entries in our Silver Cross Days Out Travel Writer Competition. Find about out other winners, the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh and the National Museum Of Scotland.
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May/June Half-term events for London
By Helen McKay-Ferguson on 18/05/2011 12:52:09
Our pick of fun family activities for the half-term holidays
Lazy Sunday With Levi RootsMay 29Spice it up with food and music with Reggae Reggae Sauce man Levi Roots in Brockwell Park, Brixton. Read our interview with Levi Roots.Maggie & RoseMay 30–June 3Join a recycled rock band, dance like a dinosaur
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HARVEST AT JIMMY'S: SEPTEMBER 9-12
By Catherine O'Dolan on 17/06/2011 14:41:06
Junior's Festival Guide gives the lowdown, hoe-down for Harvest At Jimmy's 2011
you can get breakfast in bed. What it costs Adult weekend with camping £97.50; children 6–17 years £36; under-fives free. Day tickets also available. Extend your stay If you’re festivalling with friends, continue the party at the Old Rectory, a ten
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