What’s On Wednesday

Are you looking for something to do this weekend? Well, how about a free Family Fun Day at Calderglen Park?

On Sunday 9th June from 12 noon until 5pm you are invited to attend this family friendly fun day in Calderglen Park.

There will be:

  • Stunt team
  • Entertainment
  • Live music
  • Craft fair and other stalls
  • Giant inflatables including an inflatable golf driving range!
  • Hoot owls

Why not pop along and have a fun day

For more information visit the South Lanarkshire Leisure & Culture website.

What’s On Wednesday

Any plans for the weekend? If you’re looking for something to do on Sunday 2nd June then why not head down to The Tramway for their Family Day?

“This playful event explores our wild instincts. The Red Shoesinteractive installation takes place in Tramway 1, with workshops and performances across the venue.”

The day starts at 12 noon, and finishes at 4pm, and will feature a variety of activities including performances, music, visual treats and arts and crafts.

This is a free event and you are welcome to drop in at anytime although some activities are on at specific times and have a limited capacity. Activities are suitable for children aged 0-12 years.

For more information please visit the Tramway website.

 

Beasts at the Burrell

As part of the Festival of Museums 2012 , The Burrell has put together a special day of events inspired by their temporary display, Beasts of the Imagination.

On Saturday 19th May between 1pm and 4pm you can go along and visit a mini petting zoo, see the Clydesdale horses and enjoy a horse dray ride, see a falconry display and meet a friendly Highland cow…… a really wild day inspired by animals real and imagined!

This event is free and is appropriate for families.

For more information visit the Glasgow Life Events page for the Beasts at the Burrell.

If you go on the 19th, have a wild time!

Impossible Bodies at The Tramway Family Day – Sunday 11th March

I love the Tramway Family Days and I am really looking forward to taking my little one to the next one which is on Sunday March 11th. This one is called Impossible Bodies and aims to introduce young children to contemporary performance exploring movement and transformation. There is a ticketed performance and workshop called, “We are the Monsters” by Colette Sadler along with a range of drop-in activities that are free and suitable for children aged 0-12 and their parents. You will have the opportunity to make puppets, create mobiles and streamers and play with live visual projections….. looking forward to it already.

If you want more information and the details for booking, go to the Tramway website and if you go have a great time.

 

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