National Memorial Arboretum, Croxall Road, Alrewas, Staffordshire. From storytelling and yoga to making dreamcatchers and outdoor painting, it’s all about encouraging kids to get outdoors and stay creative. The 150-acre national forest in Staffordshire has a range of exciting and free activities on offer. National Memorial Arboretum May 29 - June 2 At Brum’s Centenary Square there will be two days of community-focused fun with live music and entertainment from local artists, celebrating not only the King but the vibrant multiculturalism of the West Midlands.Ĭentenary Square, Birmingham, B1 1HQ. You don’t need to be in London to celebrate the new monarch. Admission costs £13 adults, £9.50 children (3-15 years) and £39 for a family (two adults & two children.) The Birmingham King’s Coronation May 6-7 The Trentham Estate, Stone Road, Trentham, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire ST4 8JG.

This green oasis situated on the 725-acre Trentham Estate in Stoke-on-Trent is home to the once extinct UK native species and there is every chance to get a sighting of the new arrivals. There is every reason to visit England’s largest beaver enclosure. Worcester Racecourse, Grand Stand Road, Worcester, Worcestershire WR1 3EJ. £4.25 for children and £6.83 on Saturday. The Worcester Racecourse is hosting its first ever Balloon Festival this spring, painting the sky with an array of balloons, accompanied by fireworks, a funfair, live entertainment and even circus workshops. £20 for a family ticket, £5 for a child, £7 for an adult. There may even be an opportunity to have a go on the slingshot.Ĭastell Henllys, Meline, Crymych SA41 3UR. Meet the friendly members of the tribe and get a guided tour of the village. Get transported back to the Iron Age in a village set within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. St Fagans National Museum of History, Cardiff CF5 6XB. Organised by St Fagans National Museum on the outskirts of Cardiff, this traditional fairground offers the opportunity to visit a bygone era. Wales Traditional Fairground in St Fagans National Museum May 13, 14, 20, 21 Some pop-up events are free but tickets start at a reasonable £9. Edinburgh International Children’s Festival May 26-June 4Īrt, music, theatre, performance, workshops if you can imagine it then you can probably find it at this internationally renowned festival, designed entirely to stimulate the minds and emotions of young folks. The stones are free to visit and you can take a tour of the well-kept visitor centre which explores their origins and meaning.įree. Located on the Isle Of Lewis, these 5,000-year-old neolithic monuments pre-date both the pyramids and Stonehenge, making them one of the UK’s most ancient wonders.

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