[New post] Free Kids’ Events & Activities in Bristol: August 2022
bristolmum posted: " If you are looking for free fun for kids in Bristol this August, then look no further than the list below! Whether it's storytelling, LEGO, wildlife, nature, art, outdoor play or giants that your kids are into, there's something for everyone. But " Bristol Mum
If you are looking for free fun for kids in Bristol this August, then look no further than the list below!
Whether it's storytelling, LEGO, wildlife, nature, art, outdoor play or giants that your kids are into, there's something for everyone.
But first, let me tell you about two free activities for kids in Bristol. There's the Gadgeteers Summer Reading Challenge at all Bristol libraries, a free activity for kids aged 4-11 to encourage them to keep reading over the summer, with fun incentives like stickers along the way, plus a medal and certificate at the end!
There are also 25 life-size bronze lions on the Downs, exhibited by the charity Born Free, which are there to raise awareness and vital funds for lions in the wild.
Every Tuesday and Wednesday in August, Arnolfini's fabulous friends at Let's Make Art will be delivering creative Forest-inspired workshops for the whole family, inspired by an artwork called The Family Tree by David Nash.
Three FREE play day events taking place in Bristol in one day! Come along to one of three locations listed above, for a fun day of celebrating play. Games, arts and crafts, nature trails,, accessible and quiet areas too.
Enjoy family fun this summer and get busy with bees, mini-beasts and butterflies. Find out how to record wildlife and hunt for mini-beasts, help the museum natural history team take part in the Big Butterfly Count and visit Blaise Community Garden to explore wildlife-friendly flowers, ponds and a bee sanctuary. There'll also be nature craft and musical instrument making and buzzing-bee stories.
Every Tuesday and Wednesday in August, Arnolfini's fabulous friends at Let's Make Art will be delivering creative Forest-inspired workshops for the whole family, inspired by an artwork called The Family Tree by David Nash.
A day of fun in the beautiful, natural surroundings of Westbury Wildlife Park. Come for family friendly fun and support your local wildlife charity. Kids' activities include face painting, homemade cakes and coffee, a nature talk on bee keeping, a craft stall with local crafts, and the RSPB will be there with an interactive stall. The Riverside kitchen will be open with a fabulous BBQ, with delicious meat, fish and vegetarian options. Served from 12 'till 3 No need to book, no dogs allowed (only guide dogs).
Every Tuesday and Wednesday in August, Arnolfini's fabulous friends at Let's Make Art will be delivering creative Forest-inspired workshops for the whole family, inspired by an artwork called The Family Tree by David Nash.
Enjoy some family fun this summer and explore toys and games from the past in the museum. See if you can spot the friendly rocking horse, teddy bears, dolls and tin soldiers before having a go at games from different times. There will also be creative craft and playful stories.
An immersive read along session for kids aged 9-14 years with children's Author Japhet Asher of his book 'The GhostKeeper's Journal'. This author talk will also give children the chance to try augmented reality as part of the Story Trails project. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Every Tuesday and Wednesday in August, Arnolfini's fabulous friends at Let's Make Art will be delivering creative Forest-inspired workshops for the whole family, inspired by an artwork called The Family Tree by David Nash.
Come and join a free, family-friendly art session inspired by our Grayson's Art Club exhibition. Art is for everyone, and that includes you! Sessions are run by CreativeShift, Bristol's experts in art for wellbeing. Simply book a slot to visit the museum and find us in the Front Hall. This is a drop-in event so you may have to wait for a seat at busier times; available between 10am-12pm and 1pm-3pm.
Starting today, Bristol International Balloon Fiesta is back at Ashton Court between the 11th -14th August. With morning assents from 6AM, afternoon activities and the iconic nightglows at 9PM on Thursday and enjoy four days of pure family, fiesta fun. For more information, head to bristolballoonfiesta.co.uk.
Every Tuesday and Wednesday in August, Arnolfini's fabulous friends at Let's Make Art will be delivering creative Forest-inspired workshops for the whole family, inspired by an artwork called The Family Tree by David Nash.
This summer kids can go on a giant adventure and explore the estate to discover the giant's footprint, chair and soapdish. Then head to the museum to find out more about how these local landmarks were made with our friendly geologist. There will also be giant-inspired craft with Jem Dick, our crafter-in-residence and tales of Goram with Michael Loader, our resident storyteller.
Every Tuesday and Wednesday in August, Arnolfini's fabulous friends at Let's Make Art will be delivering creative Forest-inspired workshops for the whole family, inspired by an artwork called The Family Tree by David Nash.
A face-to-face workshop packed with engaging dog-related games and activities, designed to teach children how to behave safely around dogs and build a loving bond with their furry friends, so everyone feels happy and comfortable. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Every Tuesday and Wednesday in August, Arnolfini's fabulous friends at Let's Make Art will be delivering creative Forest-inspired workshops for the whole family, inspired by an artwork called The Family Tree by David Nash.
Free children's event, minimum age 5. Can machines draw pictures? Have a go at making your own creative little bot using felt pens and simple circuit. Booking needed – see poster for details.
Enjoy some family fun this summer to explore toys from the past and play with Lego in the museum. See if you can spot our friendly rocking horse, teddy bears, dolls and tin soldiers before creating your very own Lego creation. There'll also be fun-packed tales of toys at 11.30am, 12.30pm, 2pm and 3pm.
Every Tuesday and Wednesday in August, Arnolfini's fabulous friends at Let's Make Art will be delivering creative Forest-inspired workshops for the whole family, inspired by an artwork called The Family Tree by David Nash.
A face-to-face workshop packed with engaging dog-related games and activities, designed to teach children how to behave safely around dogs and build a loving bond with their furry friends, so everyone feels happy and comfortable. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Every Tuesday and Wednesday in August, Arnolfini's fabulous friends at Let's Make Art will be delivering creative Forest-inspired workshops for the whole family, inspired by an artwork called The Family Tree by David Nash.
A face-to-face workshop packed with engaging dog-related games and activities, designed to teach children how to behave safely around dogs and build a loving bond with their furry friends, so everyone feels happy and comfortable. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Free children's event, minimum age 5. Can machines draw pictures? Have a go at making your own creative little bot using felt pens and simple circuit. Booking needed – see poster for details.
A face-to-face workshop packed with engaging dog-related games and activities, designed to teach children how to behave safely around dogs and build a loving bond with their furry friends, so everyone feels happy and comfortable. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
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