later, Barefoot Books is a transatlantic children’s publishing house as well as a worldwide community of writers, parents, librarians and anybody else who shares the Barefoot philosophy: Imagine, explore, create, connect, give back.Now, to celebrate

food. Children under 12 stay free if sharing parents’ room. B&B prices start from £69 a night.For more fun festivals to fill your summer days, check out our Festivals Listings 2011.

and activities, music, dance and arts and crafts sessions, plus circus and performance skills. The Roald Dahl Museum will also be providing activities. Added extras Try out the Headphone Disco from 11pm–3am in the Big Top while your babies snooze in the quiet

roasted Pork Belly with Bramley Apple Sauce or succulent Roast Beef. All roast dishes are accompanied by sharing platters of seasonal vegetables and roast potatoes. There's also an equally tasty young diners menu offering tempting dishes such as Salmon

celebratory lunch, free for anyone who shares a birthday with the great man himself.Victorian PlaygroundFebuary 13Life was tough for Victorian children like Oliver Twist, but every child is entitled to some fun and games. Discover the joys of a Victorian

and promises to be a colourful and fun day out for all.Falconry FolkloreSeptember 3-4Visit the Battle of Hastings Abbey and Battlefield, East Sussex and learn tales of local falconry folklore whilst watching majestic birds of prey swoop and soar over

to Christmas is being played out on a colossal scale at Tower Bridge this year with a giant Victorian advent calendar. On arrival children will be asked to select a candy cane from a giant Christmas tree, one of which on each day will allow the lucky recipient

bands and acts like jugglers.Added extras Grown-ups can enjoy seminars, speakers, poetry and crafts. Start your day with Pilates and yoga, or chill out in the Healing Gardens with a range of holistic and massage treatments.Where to stay There’s a family