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Bristol Harbour Festival

It’s time for this year’s Harbour Festival. The line up looks really good and it’s free. I know I’ll be disappointed to be missing Beth Rowley on Saturday evening. This is an ideal befriending outing as there’ll be something for all age groups and interests (unless the child you’re matched with hates noise or crowds!).

See the programme by clicking here:

Funday in Lockleaze

11th August @ Lockleaze Primary school 11am-3pm

FACE PAINTING

There will also be an Assault course, Music,Games,

Info Stalls, Food and lots more…

FOOTBALL

GLADIATOR ARENA

BOUNCY CASTLE

 

Super Saturday Sample Sessions – Artrageous

For those who haven’t heard about these events before, a sample session is where members and the public are invited to try out the products on sale in Artrageous. You can either ring and pre-book a slot, or come on in on the day and shop whilst you are there. There is also the cafe in the Better Food Cafe if you fancy a tasty Saturday treat whilst you are waiting. If you have any questions about the Sample Sessions please contact Ellie on 0117 908 2094 or email enquiries@childrensscrapstore.co.uk 

Venue: Artrageous, Scrapstore, The Proving House, Sevier Street, St Werburghs

Cost: Free

Dates: 26th July

9th and 23rd August

6th and 20th September

4th and 18th October

Times: 11am -12.30pm and 1.30-3.00pm

Sun & sand explorer reinstated

“A train service, much loved by Bristol’s cyclists, is back on the rails. The Sun and Sand Explorer runs between Bristol Temple Meads and Weymouth every Saturday until the end of AugustA similar service used to run twice daily down to the south coast, but it was not included in the latest franchise agreement between the Department for Transport and First Great Western. However, following lobbying by disappointed sun seekers, First announced that it would reinstate the service during the summer months.

It’s a reminder of how rail travel used to be. The vintage diesel locomotives that haul the train are (gosh!) reliable. The old carriages have (gasp!) lots of space. Passengers get to enjoy (wow!) comfy seats and tables. And most amazing of all (get this!) there’s a humungous guard’s van that takes bicycles.

Read the full story by clicking this link. For timetable and booking info, click here.”

(this post was copied from LifeCycle’s July ebulletin)

New Titch Hiker’s Guide for the Summer

The latest version of the Titch Hikers Guide to Bristol is now out as a special summer edition (£2.99). We got a free copy in the office, because Time2Share is featured in the guide on page 134. If you’re interested in getting your own copy look at this link: http://www.freedomguide.co.uk/ (this also includes options to buy the other books in the series). Alternatively I can look up details for you using our copy, just email me on bristol@time2share.org.uk or phone into the office (941 5868). If I ever get the time to do it, I may post some of the most useful looking tips here…

Disability Family Swimming

Venue: Henbury Leisure Centre 

When: Sunday afternoons 

Time: 4pm-5pm 

Cost: £1.50 (Junior) £2.50 (Adult, volunteers should be free?) 

Age: All ages

Festival of nature 7-8th June 2008

The Festival will be launched with a music concert at St. Georges Bristol and a celebration of music and wildlife. Find out more and book tickets.

Download the 2008 Festival of Nature Programme

Entry to the Festival is free and all activities have wheelchair access. Please arrive 15 minutes before any scheduled activities; seats will be allocated on a first come, first served basis. Some activities are subject to a small charge and advance booking is necessary.

Animal encounters, science experiments, solar observation, exploration and creation of wildlife habitats, and the opportunity to try your hand at being a
TV presenter are just some of the many things you can do at the Festival of Nature. There are activities for all ages and interests.

Please check the website for any change to the schedule (www.festivalofnature.org). For more information, please contact the Festival office on 0117 370 0971 or info@festivalofnature.org. 

Half Term Activities in Barton Hill, May 08

Tuesday 27 May 1-4 @ the Netham

Family Fun Day for all ages

Ball Games – volleyball, cricket, rounders, tennis, football

Badge Making

Hair Braiding/Henna Tattoo

Art workshop – express your creativity by making costumes

DJ with a microphone come and spit some lyrics

Wednesday 28 May 1.30-3:30 @ the Crypt

Ages 12-19

Pool competition

Music making workshop

Art workshop

Thursday 29 May 1-4 @ the Netham

Family fun day for all Ages

Teddy Bears Picnic – bring your teddy bears and a picnic!

We’ll have traditional games like sack races, tug’o’war, assault courses.

We’ll make rice crispy cakes for dessert.

DJ with a microphone – come and sing a song!

Pot painting

Attention Please

Family Fun Days on the Netham are open access, this means everybody can come and go as they please.

The activity is not a childcare service.

Children aged under 8 must be accompanied by an adult and supervised at all times.

Windmill Hill City farm

http://www.windmillhillcityfarm.org.uk/

The farm provides an excellent opportunity for people of all ages and backgrounds to learn about farming and to become actively involved in the production of their food. Animals on the farm include a variety of goats, sheep, pigs, cattle and poultry.

They work closely with local schools, taking groups on tours of the farm, explaining about recycling, the environment, animals and how food is produced. Information and worksheets are available, and we can supply fertile eggs and incubators for use in classrooms.

The community gardens are made up of plots where local residents grow their own vegetables, fruit and flowers. There are communal areas with flower gardens and an ornamental pond. The horticultural centre includes a greenhouse, polytunnel and cold frames.

Windmill Hill City Farm
Philip Street
Bedminster
BRISTOL BS3 4EA

Tiny tearawayz

http://www.tinytearawayz.co.uk

Tiny Tearawayz is a brand new soft play centre located in the Broadwalk Shopping Centre in Knowle, Bristol. It provides a fun and active soft play environment for children, with separate play areas for toddlers and juniors. Parents can rest assured that their children will have tons of fun!

Tiny Tearawayz is the perfect place for parents to meet and for children to build confidence, make friends and learn to play in a colourful, active and safe environment.

They cater for every occasion. Birthday parties, special days out and a fun place to take a break whilst shopping with your children.  Enjoy the excellent café while your children play.

Tiny Tearawayz is the one of the most affordable children’s play centres in the Bristol area. Unforgettable fun for your tearawayz, run by parents for parents.

Special Half Term Charity Fun Day on Friday 30th May  11 am – 3 pm,  Face Painting Play Dough, Paper Plate Art and more.

Tuesday to Friday - 09:30 – 18:30

Saturday – 10:00 – 18:00

Sunday – 10:00 – 18:00

Last Admissions one hour before closing.
Closed Mondays
Admission Prices

Children under 1 year - £ 1.00(free if accompanied by a paying sibling)

Children aged 1 year up to 3 years -   £ 3.00

Children aged 3 years and over    – £ 4.00

Registered Child Minders receive 20% discount on admissions (Proof Required)

Toddler Mornings – (Term  Time  Only)

Tuesdays to Fridays - 09.30 – 11.30

£ 2.75 per child including cup of squash and biscuit for the child and regular tea or coffee for the adult.