Make & Create: for a rolling programme of all-day guided workshops and DIY crafting activity. Some children are in Make & Create for the whole festival. Quite literally.
Ta-Dah!: for all-age performances (comedy, music, magic and more), plus all-age workshops, and the Late Night Village for older children each evening.
The Lawn: a space to let off steam, have a kick-around or join in the rolling programme of organised team games and physical activities all weekend.
Play Tent: does what it says on the tin – it’s a tent rammed full of toys and ride-ons for younger children and toddlers.
Right To Play by Pif-Paf: create an adventure playground using giant bamboo poles, play mats, and rope. Then play some games games and tell stories and sing songs.
Parent’s Support Venue: two dedicated spaces for baby-bathing and feeding, heating food or generally taking the weight off! One in the family programming area in the festival village and one out in the Campsite Hub.
The Kindred 24-Hour Cafe: out in the Campsite Hub – for those who can’t sleep or wake early.
Early Curfew camping: a designated quiet area of the campsite for those who need to hit the sack at a sensible time in relative peace and quiet.
Plus, we also have great all-age shows in The Forum and Commons theatre venues, all-age workshops in the Village Hall, and walkabout and outdoor performance, too. And remember – the site itself is the biggest and best venue (you could say ‘playground’) you can imagine.
Make & Create: for a rolling programme of all-day guided workshops and DIY crafting activity. Some children are in Make & Create for the whole festival. Quite literally.
Ta-Dah!: for all-age performances (comedy, music, magic and more), plus all-age workshops, and the Late Night Village for older children each evening.
The Lawn: a space to let off steam, have a kick-around or join in the rolling programme of organised team games and physical activities all weekend.
Play Tent: does what it says on the tin – it’s a tent rammed full of toys and ride-ons for younger children and toddlers.
Right To Play by Pif-Paf: create an adventure playground using giant bamboo poles, play mats, and rope. Then play some games games and tell stories and sing songs.
Parent’s Support Venue: two dedicated spaces for baby-bathing and feeding, heating food or generally taking the weight off! One in the family programming area in the festival village and one out in the Campsite Hub.
The Kindred 24-Hour Cafe: out in the Campsite Hub – for those who can’t sleep or wake early.
Early Curfew camping: a designated quiet area of the campsite for those who need to hit the sack at a sensible time in relative peace and quiet.
Plus, we also have great all-age shows in The Forum and Commons theatre venues, all-age workshops in the Village Hall, and walkabout and outdoor performance, too. And remember – the site itself is the biggest and best venue (you could say ‘playground’) you can imagine.
