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Tuesday 5 – Thursday 7 August, 10:30am – 3:30pm. Ever wondered how to use tree fibres in making crafts, or where natural dyes come from in nature? Head to Westonbirt, The National Arboretum to find out from the artist who will be leading these family activities each day. Bring the children to try some eco […]
› Read moreTuesday 5 – Thursday 7 August, 10:30am – 3:30pm. Ever wondered how to use tree fibres in making crafts, or where natural dyes come from in nature? Head to Westonbirt, The National Arboretum to find out from the artist who will be leading these family activities each day. Bring the children to try some eco […]
› Read moreJoin Westonbirt, The National Arboretum’s team and the Green Pledge Project from Gloucestershire County Council to discover more about Westonbirt’s heritage. Delve through archive records, maps and old photos to learn about the arboretum’s fascinating past. Archive records including a selection of maps, old photos, diaries, and other records will be on display to help […]
› Read moreSaturday 12 July, 11:00am – 3:00pm. Ideal for families with children aged over 7 years, help re-plant an area of woodland cleared due to ash dieback. Come along and help this exciting wildlife restoration project with an active day of community volunteering involving plenty of mulching and tree care. At Westonbirt, The National Arboretum’s Community […]
› Read moreBecome a biodiversity detective and search for as many livings things in nature as you can as you follow along this family woodland trail. Discover what lives at Westonbirt, The National Arboretum through the trail challenges and activities. Collect your detectives activity sheet from the Welcome Building to complete as you go and return to […]
› Read moreThe 2025 Sailability season at Frampton on Severn Sailing Club (FOSSC) has started! Sailability at FOSSC gives the opportunity for anyone to sail, whatever their physical or mental ability. As an RYA Training Centre, we can train disabled sailors and volunteers to achieve certificates in both sailing and powerboating. Sailability session run on Saturdays from […]
› Read moreTry a flying trapeze session with us most weekends throughout summer Suitable for anyone 8+ and less than 100kg – absolutely no prior experience necessary! We will have you swinging through the air, performing back flips and attempting to catch other bars in mid air in no time flat See our session schedule at https://bookwhen.com/allbars […]
› Read moreIncDrop is our inclusive after-schools club for young people with additional needs. Feel free to bring your family and friends along too! Come and make music in a friendly relaxed atmosphere with access to all of our assistive technology, sensory room and performance space to help you make the music you want to make! Our […]
› Read moreOf Course We Can Family Activity At Wychwood Festival Active Impact and Wychwood Festival are working in partnership to provide an amazing opportunity for 60 families of disabled children to enjoy everything that Wychwood Festival has to offer. Enjoy a weekend of music, arts, activities and more at Cheltenham Racecourse between 30th May – 1st […]
› Read moreThe Music Works in collaboration with BLEEPHAUS present: Plug and Play A new gathering for electronic musicians, programmers and curious minds exploring new and emerging ways to make music and visuals with technology Exploring sound, music, noise and art in a supportive and friendly environment. 6-8pm on the first Tuesday of the month at The […]
› Read moreIncDrop is our inclusive after-schools club for young people with additional needs. Feel free to bring your family and friends along too! Come and make music in a friendly relaxed atmosphere with access to all of our assistive technology, sensory room and performance space to help you make the music you want to make! Our […]
› Read moreActing Up! are proud to present our company show case, which will include all students who want to be part of this, from ages 3 up to young adults. Students will perform a selection of individual pieces – this could be a poem, a piece of prose/section from a favourite story or a monologue. They […]
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