Perth is now heading into Autumn, which means (hopefully!) some cooler weather to get out and enjoy our beautiful city. If you’re looking for family-friendly events and activities for the month of March, then Buggybuddys has you covered! Check out our list of fun events around Perth from live performances, markets and outdoor events and more with something for everyone to enjoy.
With the current climate of COVID-19, please check the event details before attending as circumstances may change. Please take care to observe hygiene guidelines and any government advisories.
After School Enrichment Classes – Bricks 4 Kidz
Tuesday, 2 March, Tuesday, 9 March, Tuesday, 16 March & Tuesday, 23 March, 3.45pm to 5.15pm
BRICKS 4 KIDZ City West, Sutherland Street & Railway Parade, West Perth
BRICKS 4 KIDZ® After School Classes are build on the popularity of LEGO® to deliver high quality Educational Play!
The Gruffalo said that no gruffalo should
Ever set foot in the deep dark wood…
If you loved The Gruffalo, don’t miss the sequel, which returns following previous sell-out Australian tours – now in a new West End production! Join the Gruffalo’s Child on her adventurous mission in this magical musical adaptation of the much-loved picture book.
One wild and windy night the Gruffalo’s Child ignores her father’s warnings about the Big Bad Mouse and tiptoes out into the deep dark wood. After all, the Big Bad Mouse doesn’t really exist… does he?
The team behind The Gruffalo, Room on the Broom and The 13-, 26-, 52-, 78- & 91-Storey Treehouses return with The Gruffalo’s Child, bringing together physical theatre, music and puppetry to deliver songs, laughs and scary fun for children aged 3 and up, and their adults…
Join Storytime Bradley for a silly, energetic, and interactive puppet storytime written for both kids and caregivers! The show promises to entertain kids with zany puppetry while simultaneously providing caregivers with valuable lessons on crucial early literacy skills. There will be time after the show for caregivers to ask questions about the literacy skills mentioned.
Friday, 5 March, Friday, 12 March & Friday, 19 March, 9am to 10.30am
Brockman Community House, 27 Hull Way, Beechboro
Kids cooking and craft activities
As well as being fun, cooking and crafts with your child: gives you the chance to help develop healthy eating habits and be creative and productive.
$7 per session
Friday, 5 March, 5pm to 9.30pm
Robinson Park, Corfield Street, Gosnells
Film fans – pack your picnics, pillows and insect repellent, and prepare to spend your March evenings watching the big screen under the stars.
Hold your appaws – The Secret Life of Pets 2 is coming to the City of Gosnells!
Every pet owner wonders what their little darlings get up to after they leave for work.. Continuing the story of Max and his pet friends, following their secret lives, this animation comedy sets talking dogs, cats and one very manic rabbit on a high-action adventure, fighting an animal-abusing circus owner.
Bring along your furry friends to Robinson Park on Friday 5 March and enjoy all the entertainment from 5pm.
Sunset Cinemas are proudly presented by Healthway promoting the LiveLighter message.
Free Skateboarding Clinic – International Women’s Day
Saturday, 6 March, 3pm to 5pm
Leederville Railway Station, Leederville
The City of Vincent is proud to present FREE skateboarding clinics at Leederville Skatepark facilitated by Skateboarding WA.
This is a special girls and women’s only clinic in celebration of International Women’s Day. All ages and skill levels are welcome so don’t be shy!
Skateboards and helmets provided.
Weather cancellation updates are posted on Skateboarding WA’s Facebook and Instagram accounts 60 minutes before event start time.
Learn about the birds that live at Champion Lakes and how you can contribute to citizen science and future conservation by undertaking bird surveys.
Champion Lakes is a highly modified wetland built over the original Wright Lake. Its main purpose is to provide rowing and other recreational facilities, but it also provides habitat for a range of wildlife.
Presented by local bird guru David James, a founding member of the Friends of Forestdale Lake, and long time environmental champion. He will share his passion and expertise to help local residents identify species and understand the behaviours of birds living at Champion Lakes.
Bring binoculars, a notebook and pen.
Meet at the Champion Lakes community hub at 30 Regatta Blvd. We will have some morning tea.
Saturday, 6 March, 8am to 12pm
Perth City Farm, 1 City Farm Place, East Perth
Learn how to create habitat for native pollinators and pest controllers such as native bees, wasps, skinks and geckoes using recycled and natural materials. After a short presentation about the importance of urban wildlife, let your imagination go wild as you help create shelters to support creatures at City Farm (part of our ‘Nature in the City’ project) and also make one to take home.
This is a workshop designed for adults, but children over the age of 12 are welcome to buy a ticket and join their parents.
This workshop will be delivered to comply with current government health advice, maintaining distance between participants and good hygiene.
Please bring any small, recycled container such as an old ceramic or plastic pot, a clean can, or small wooden box that you would like to upcycle into a fauna shelter to install in your backyard, and a water bottle.
All this is set in the grounds of Perth City Farm, non-profit community environmental centre that provides space and opportunities to cultivate connection, and educates and enables all of us to live sustainably with nature. Revenue generated from workshops supports our Farm.
This session is supported by a grant from the Communities Environment Program from the Australia Government Department of Industry, Innovation and Science.
Saturday, 6 March, 3pm to 9pm
Burswood Park, corner Roger MacKay Drive & Victoria Park Drive, Burswood
LiveLighter… Arab Festival 2021
Australian Arab Association invite you and your family to join us on the Arab Festival day Saturday, March 6, 2021!
Date: 6 March 2021
Time: 3:00pm – 9:00pm
Location: Burswood Park
Corner of Roger MacKay Drive and Victoria Park Drive, Burswood WA
Enjoy a day filled with Arabic flavours, sights and sounds! Enjoy unique live performances on the stage. Embark on a culinary tour at the Arab world food court. Shop for little treasures at the bustling souk. Explore fun activities and enjoy the games and rides. Then when you feel like relaxing, visit one of the exhibits on display or just enjoy a unique experience in an Arabian tent sipping some Arabic coffee! #Arabfest2021
Vote for the movie you would like to see by 4pm, Thursday 28 January.
In line with State Government requirements, the City is required to record the contact details of all community members attending events.
This can be done by using the QR scanner on the SafeWA app, which is available to download for free from the Apple App Store and the Google Play Store, or manually at the event.
Saturday, 6 March, 4.30pm to 6.30pm
Midland Junction Arts Centre, 276 Great Eastern Highway, Midland
Backstories is a multi-sited storytelling festival located in the suburbs of Perth and beyond. Spend a lazy afternoon with friends and family in the comfort of your neighbour’s backyard and enjoy hearing from two trained storytellers. Bring a picnic, something to sit on, and put your mingling hat on, it’s going to be a rippa arvo.
We are excited to be hosting Backstories Midland in the beautiful, historic backyard of Midland Junction Arts Centre. This event features storytellers Anshu Pande and Minsheen Tan, facilitated by Zoe Warwick.
Saturday, 6 March, From 5.30am
Online – Free Facebook Live
If you break a bowl at home, it usually gets thrown away. But archaeologists can learn a lot from the broken pieces of pottery they find. During Archaeology Awareness Month, we visit the MNA archaeology lab to see the potsherd collection and learn how archaeologists use these broken pieces to understand early human history.
Sunday, 7 March to Monday, 22 March, 8am to 8pm
Cottesloe Beach, Marine Parade, Cottesloe
Sculpture by the Sea returns to Cottesloe Beach for its 17th annual exhibition. Over 70 sculptures from across the world will transform Perth’s iconic beach into a sculpture park that overlooks the Indian Ocean. Come join us at one of the world’s largest free to the public events!
With vineyard views near the Swan Valley River, RiverBank Estate Winery is the perfect place to spend your Sunday. We have our own Italian Street Stall from 11am where you can enjoy an award winning wine, live music and some authentic Italian Street food. Bring the kids, a rug and relax on the lawn.
Sunday, 7 March, 5pm to 8.30pm
Kingsway Sporting Complex, Madeley
Our VEGAN & VEGETARIAN FESTIVAL that was canceled last month is making its way back to town on SUNDAY MARCH 7th 2021 at the Kingsway Sporting Complex carpark on Goal Way
We’ve got NINE of some of Perth’s finest Food trucks who are going to serve up more VEGAN & VEGETARIAN items to their existing menus just for this day! They will be battling it out to determine who is the best VEGAN/VEGETARIAN CHEF in the north! Accompanying them will be TWO awesome dessert truck to add a little sweetness to your day
The place will be jam packed full of flavour and cool vibes. So bring your friends and family down and join in on the fun!
Click “GOING” to keep up to date with all the information.
We’ll be selecting a judging panel to sample each of the VEGAN/VEGETARIAN dishes, one from each of the food trucks to determine the “Judge’s Award”. Keep an eye out how to be part of it. You just need to let us know if you are VEGAN OR VEGETARIAN
Here’s the lineup
• Dal Pizzaiolo / Domenico Catering
• Kreatif Kitchen
• Get Some India by Toast My Curry
• Not Guilty Icecream
• Maneki Neko
• Chips on a Stick
• Il Panzerotto
• Baolicious
• Hot Jam Donuts
• The Tapi Truck
• Chew Chew Truck
• Bluey Zarzov’s Hotsauce (Chilli Stall)
EVEN DESSERTS ARE VEGAN
We also do need to cater for our regular customers and children so there will also be choices other than Vegan & Vegetarian.
Ages 12-18
Ever wanted to try your hand at being a brave adventurer
fighting to survive in a world beset by evil and magic? Perhaps you’d like to be a nimble sneakthief, stealing gold and disarming the deadliest of traps, or a noble Paladin fighting for a worthy cause. Or a powerful sorceress blessed with magic by the hint of demon blood in her veins, a wise cleric of gods benevolent or malign, or any of countless other heroes. The only limit is your imagination!
Bookings essential. To find out more, email library@nedlands.wa.gov.au or call 9273 3644
Friday, 12 March, From 8.30pm (Perth time)
Free Online Event
Why is the world round? Who discovered antibiotics by accident? What makes my tummy gurgle? Where does my favourite chocolate come from?
The shortlist for Young People’s Book Prize 2020 has been inspiring children across the UK to discover and search for the answers to these questions, and many more. And now, after much deliberation, the votes from over 13,000 children from 530 schools and groups have been compiled to select the winner.
In a family-friendly virtual award ceremony hosted by Blue Peter’s Lindsey Russell, meet the authors and put your questions to them before one of their books is crowned the winner of the Young People’s Book Prize 2020.
The authors joining us for the Q&A are:
• Neil deGrasse Tyson, Astrophysics for Young People in a Hurry
• Izzi Howell, Cats React to Science Facts
• Stella Gurney (Libby Deutsch), The Everyday Journeys of Ordinary Things
• Katie Brosnan, Gut Garden
• Barry Marshall FRS, How to Win a Nobel Prize
• Aimee Lucido, In the Key of Code
The Young People’s Book Prize is made possible thanks to the generosity of an anonymous donor.
• The event will be livestreamed on the Royal Society YouTube channel on Friday 12 March at 12.30pm GMT
• This event is free to join and there is no registration required
• Live subtitles will be available
For all enquiries, please contact events@royalsociety.org
Image: Children pose with a robot at the Young People’s Book Prize award ceremony in 2019, credit: Nathan Buckley
Friday, 12 March, 5pm to 9.30pm
Auckland Parade Reserve, Canningvale
Film fans – pack your picnics, pillows and insect repellent, and prepare to spend your March evenings watching the big screen under the stars.
The world needed a hero – it got a hedgehog!
Based on the global blockbuster videogame franchise from Sega, SONIC THE HEDGEHOG tells the story of the world’s speediest hedgehog as he embraces his new home on Earth. In this live-action adventure comedy, Sonic and his new best friend team up to defend the planet from the evil genius Dr. Robotnik and his plans for world domination.
At Sunset Cinemas, you can expect much more than just a movie. In addition to family favourite films under the stars, these popular events will feature live entertainment, children’s activities, lawn games and food trucks. It’s a guaranteed great night out with your friends and family!
Free, pre-movie entertainment kicks off from 5pm, movie magic starts after dark.
Sunset Cinemas are proudly presented by Healthway promoting the LiveLighter message.
Saturday, 13 March & Sunday, 14 March, 8am to 2.30pm
Swan Valley Adventure Centre, 58 Yule Avenue, Middle Swan
We are proud to be welcomed back to the Swan Valley Adventure centre. We have shuffled our event schedule and the distance to bring you 7kms with the courses taking you by the picturesque Swan River.
A 7km obstacle course event with some new obstacles across various terrain, muddy trails, water canals and lush green open areas.
Challenge yourself, do it as a group and earn your tags at the end.
There will be an Elite race on the Sunday at 8am so feel free to come and watch the best race before you give it a go at your own pace.
Carnival style catering facilities at family friendly pricing. Food and beverage will be on offer at THE CAFÉ. Stalls will be spread out across the event festival area with contactless payment in place.
Event details and schedule
– Event is run in 15 minutes arrive 30 minutes before
– Parking will be onsite we encourage carpooling and ride sharing
– Course will be 7kms with 25 obstacles of varying skills and abilities
– Make sure you have read the waiver Obstacles courses are fun and exciting but you need to be aware
– Wear clothes that you wont mind being dirty
– 14 years and over and parents consent required
Saturday, 13 March & Sunday, 14 March, 9am to 11am
Swan Valley Adventure Centre, 58 Yule Avenue, Middle Swan
Hey Kids!
Have you ever wanted to want to participate in one of Red Dust OCR’s famous obstacle courses? Are you not quite old enough Impetus 7km obstacle course or maybe 7km is a bit too long?
Well, we have the next best thing! While the Impetus 7km obstacle course is running at Swan Valley Adventure Centre on March 13 & 14 we will be opening our famous Commando Course for children aged 4+ to compete in their own competition and have a lot of fun at the same time.
Each admission grants access to the race, a completion medallion, sausage sizzle and a drink.
On the day there will be a coffee & ice cream van as well as a sausage sizzle
The important Info
– Please arrive at the Adventure Centre a minimum of 15 minute before your start time.
– Parking is onsite however we do encourage carpooling and ride sharing.
– Enclosed shoes must be worn at all time at the adventure centre.
Bookings are essential and places are limited. Book your spot in today
Wednesday, 17 March to Sunday, 21 March, 9am to 5pm
Claremont Showgrounds, 1 Greylands Road, Claremont
The 2021 Perth Caravan & Camping Show is returning to Claremont Showground with everything you could possibly need for your next outdoor adventure. Right now is the time to be making the most of travelling in our own backyard – and what better way to experience it than by caravanning or camping!
Running from Wednesday 17th to Sunday 21st March, the Show will feature the latest brands in recreational vehicles with hundreds of caravans, camper trailers; motorhomes, and roof top campers on display, as well as new models SUVs and 4WDs. Plus a huge range of accessories, products and camping equipment will be on show.
Not to mention, all the gadgets and gizmos than you can poke a tent pole at, and more!
Whether you’re looking to upgrade your existing set up or just starting out, WA’s biggest caravan and camping showcase has everything you could possibly need, and all in the one place.
It’s a guaranteed fun day out for the whole family with loads of entertainment and heaps to see and do.
Friday, 19 March, 5pm to 9.30pm
Sutherlands Park, Holmes Street, Huntingdale
Film fans – pack your picnics, pillows and insect repellent, and prepare to spend your March evenings watching the big screen under the stars.
Wander through unexplored territories as Spencer and the gang go back into the fantastical world of Jumanji. However, this time around, the game has changed and on their mission to rescue one of their own, the player’s must brave parts unknown from arid desserts to snowy mountains as they attempt to escape the world’s most dangerous game…For the second time!
At Sunset Cinemas, you can expect much more than just a movie. In addition to family favourite films under the stars, these popular events will feature live entertainment, children’s activities, lawn games and food trucks. It’s a guaranteed great night out with your friends and family!
Entertainment kicks off from 5pm, movie magic starts after dark.
Sunset Cinemas are proudly presented by Healthway promoting the LiveLighter message
Friday, 19 March, 4.30pm to 8.30pm
Jungle Park, Whiteman Edge, corner Everglades Avenue & Gloucester Approach, Brabham
This is a special one-off event taking place at our weekly food truck night in Brabham. Held at the fabulous Jungle Park, there are lots of activities to keep the kids entertained, plus each vendor will have at least one gluten-free option for you!
There will also be specialty stalls with gluten-free goodies to take home.
We apologise in advance if anyone in the Coeliac community is disappointed by the offerings, there are limited vendors who are 100% GF with no cross-contamination, but we will keep working on it for you!
Saturday, 20 March
Elizabeth Quay, The Esplanade, Perth
The annual Perth Japan Festival Matsuri is the biggest Japanese cultural event in WA and the only event held in Perth that is dedicated to celebrating Japanese culture. The aim of the event is to promote good relations between Japan and Australia, provide an opportunity for the Japanese community to unite and celebrate together, and to provide non-Japanese residents with an understanding of Japanese culture, tradition and way of life. The event includes the following cultural performances:
Japanese music performed on traditional instruments
Japanese choir
Martial arts demonstrations
Japanese dancing
Japanese kimono parade
Plus plenty of Japanese food and stalls!
Date: 20 March 2021
Location: Elizabeth Quay
Learn more here.
In line with State Government requirements, the City is required to record the contact details of all community members attending events.
This can be done by using the QR scanner on the SafeWA app, which is available to download for free from the Apple App Store and the Google Play Store, or manually at the event.
We are relocating this concert to a different venue, which, under current COVID restrictions, will allow this concert to go ahead. The concert will now be held at FREMANTLE PARK, Ellen Street,
Fremantle. THE DATE AND ARTIST LINE UP DOESN’T CHANGE. It is still taking place on Sunday March 21st, 2021, with the same great line up.
Tickets: Your tickets will be valid for this new venue, and the date remains the same – Sunday 21 March 2021. You don’t need to do anything, just hold on to your ticket.
One other change, again to comply with current WA Health COVID restrictions, is that this event will now be FULLY SEATED. Every patron will be provided with a seat. The seats will not be allocated, so patrons will be able to choose their seat after entering the venue. It will be first come, first served. But please note, there will be plenty of seats and plenty of space, so no need for concern. So, please do NOT bring your own fold up chairs or any other type of seating.
Please understand that all of the changes we made to this concert are because we had to, not because we wanted to. The only way we could keep this concert alive was to implement these changes. Its the world we live in, we are doing our best to make shows happen despite the challenges. Thank you for all your support
Saturday, 20 March, 5.30pm to 9pm
Village Green, Flinders Lane, Rockingham
Perth Symphony Orchestra returns to the City of Rockingham for the fifth annual Symphony on the Green concert. Bring along a picnic or enjoy the variety of food trucks available. Enjoy watching a full symphony orchestra playing your favourite tunes under the stars.
The concert will run from 6pm-9pm, with a children’s sing-a-long preshow from 5.30pm-6pm.
This event is part of our Summer Series of free entry, family-friendly, smoke-free and alcohol-free events.
Limited parking is available behind the Gary Holland Community Centre and Rockingham Museum. See our public parking map for details https://bit.ly/3jIM0cE
You will be required to check in at this event using the SafeWA app, in line with the State Government’s mandatory contact tracing requirements. A QR code will be displayed around the event site and at the event information tent. If you don’t have the app on your phone, a manual sign in sheet will be available at the event information tent. Hand sanitiser will also be available.
For more information, call 9528 0333 or message our inbox.
Saturday, 20 March, from 7pm
Claremont Park, Bay View Terrace, Claremont
A musical romance under the stars.
Celebrate a weekend of love on Bay View with WASO and some of the greatest romantic music written for musicals, movies and operas of all time.
The full force of WASO will be joined live on stage by operatic star Ashlyn Tymms with featured soloists of the Orchestra. Make a date, bring a picnic and enjoy this rousing night for the whole family featuring music from West Side Story, The Wizard of Oz, Carmen, Love Actually and more.
This is a free event and everyone is welcome! Picnicking and food trucks available from 6pm.
Friday, 26 March & Saturday, 27 March, 7.30pm to 10.30pm
West Australian Symphony Orchestra, 445 Hay Street, Perth
EXPERIENCE THE MAGIC OF HARRY POTTER AND THE ORDER OF THE PHOENIX ON THE GIANT SCREEN IN HIGH DEFINITION AND ACCOMPANIED BY WEST AUSTRALIAN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.
You-Know-Who is not the only one who has returned—Harry Potter, Ron Weasley, and Hermione Granger are back as well in this unforgettable concert event. Relive the magic with Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix™ displayed on a giant screen in high-definition and accompanied by a symphonic orchestra. See Harry and his friends race through the Department of Mysteries, practice Defense Against the Dark Arts in secret, and endure Professor Umbridge—all with Nicholas Hooper’s iconic score!
Friday, 26 March, 5pm to 9.30pm
Partridge Way Reserve, Thornlie
Film fans – pack your picnics, pillows and insect repellent, and prepare to spend your March evenings watching the big screen under the stars.
Pixar’s animated fantasy adventure follows the secret musical ambitions of Miguel, a 12-year-old boy whose family have banned music. He longs to play, but when he steals a guitar belonging to his deceased icon, Ernesto De La Cruz, he’s transported to the Land Of The Dead and must escape before dawn.
At Sunset Cinemas, you can expect much more than just a movie. In addition to family favourite films under the stars, these popular events will feature live entertainment, children’s activities, lawn games and food trucks. It’s a guaranteed great night out with your friends and family!
Free, pre-movie entertainment kicks off from 5pm, movie magic starts after dark.
Sunset Cinemas are proudly presented by Healthway promoting the LiveLighter message.
Saturday, 27 March & Sunday, 28 March, 10am to 9pm
Fremantle Esplanade Park, Marine Terrace, Fremantle
Join us on the Fremantle Esplanade for a weekend of spiciness
Heat up with Brendan Pangs on-stage cooking demonstrations
Impress your future boss by adding Hot Wing Speed Eating Champ 2021 to your special skills section of your resume
Test your taste buds down Hell’s Highway with the best of spicy jams, sauces, oils, rubs, cheeses, and other tantalizing selections
Cool off with craft beers, signature cocktails and artisan beverages
Shake what ya Mumma give you with DJs playing all day every day
Be crowned Perth’s Chilli King or Queen on Saturday by taking out our Chilli eating competition (while winning prizes and spilling tears of pure firey awesomeness)
Turn down the heat with your favourite food trucks while listing to acoustic duos under the trees
Learn how to mix cocktails that will ensure popularity even after what happened in high school
Enjoy Blake Prouds knowledge of West Australias, fresh produce, seafood, herbs and spices and how you can heat up your kitchen with them
and most of all, support your local industries while get lit in more ways than one
Saturday, 28 March
Langley Park, Riverside Drive, Perth
Get ready for a colourful day out!
The ISWA Holi Festival of Colours is a free, family friendly event. Run by the peak body of all Indian associations in WA, ISWA thrives on promoting and sharing the rich and vibrant cultural heritage of India to the wider Western Australian community. Holi, the festival of colours promotes peace, harmony and mutual respect irrespective of language, gender and nationality. Enjoy the music, performances, water-slides and fun games at Langley Park.
Date: 28 March 2021
Location: Langley Park
Learn more here.
We will be running two sessions for this event, one in the morning and one in the afternoon. All details on our website: ndmes.org.au
Unlimited train rides during the session. Drinks and ice creams are available from the kiosk. Closed in shoes must be worn if you wish to enter our site, for example, track shoes. Due to Covid restrictions we are unable to provide shoes to customers.
Contact if you require further information: Paul Costall 0407010252 or paul.costall@ndmes.org.au
Sunday, 28 March, 10am to 3pm
Great Northern Highway, Bullsbrook
It’s happening!!!
2021 Bullsbrook Country Fair!
This Easter holiday is going to kick off with such an AMAZING event!
There will be a tonne of different free activities for kids and big kids at heart! ponies, animal farm petting zoo, Clydesdale cart rides, Lion’s club tractor rides, bucking bull, water slides, dunk-em tanks, Eco Fairies, wood chopping, team penning drills, bungee trampolines, climbing wall…and so much more!
Food trucks galore to please your appetite.
A large dose of country animals.
Markets and stalls to please every shopper from local and handmade.
Plus a big emphasis on RAAF this year marking their CENTENARY celebrations with aerial displays, weapons displays, military dogs, enormous fire trucks, and so much more!
We’ll have vintage car displays, museum machinery displays and lots of community group displays.
Come and see what makes Bullsbrook so great!
Entry is gold coin donation which goes to our Volley Bullsbrook Ambos because not all hero’s wear capes!
Bring the whole family!
Sunday, 28 March, 4.30pm to 8.30pm
Fantasy Park, Rand Avenue, Waikiki
Come down to Fantasy Park Waikiki and have a great night out with family and friends. We will have an awesome selection of food trucks for you to enjoy and some great music to listen to.
Food Truckin For A Cause is a community event. There will be donation cans around so if you can spare a dollar please drop it in the can to help out. We are helping raise money for Horse Power Peel (Riding For The Disabled)
Pets are welcome but musty be on a lead at all times, and are the owners responsibility. All trucks take cash and card. We have tables and chairs for you to use also picnic blankets you can borrow. Enjoy the summer nights with family and friends while the kids play.
Holly Clark is currently a stay at home mum of one, a self-confessed coffee addict and a baker of sweet treats. She studied Professional Writing and Editing, and occasionally writes on her recipe blog, Lucky Star's Kitchen
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ISWA Holi 2021, Festival of Colours
