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KIDZONE.
PARLIAMENT ROW
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Saturday 11am-4pm | Sunday 11am-4pm
The Better World Festival Kidzone is an adventure for all, but particularly for little ones of pre-school and primary school age. With lots of activities and workshops throughout the weekend to inspire the next generation into loving the planet, youngsters and the whole family can enjoy the fun of the Kidzone.
Circus Skills Workshop And Demonstrations With Circus In A Box
Family-run, family fun for all ages. Run away with the circus with Circus In A Box; dad and daughter instructors Eve and Baldini teach tightrope, juggling, spinning plates and more. Their pick-up-and-play freestyle workshop will be available all day, both days, in the kid zone.
Bubble Performer
Fairy Liquid's bubble magic will have you jumping for joy - and for bubbles to pop... She fills the skies with fizz, foam and sparkle during her giant bubble performances which will take place in and around the Kidzone throughout the day.
Red Thing Creations
Richard Redwin is an artist, maker and performer, specialising in making strange and spectacular moving creatures through his giant puppetry project ‘Red Thing Creations’.
As part of the Kidzone at Better World Festival, he will be debuting a brand new, never-before-seen creature, to amaze and entertain!
Look out for a monster on the loose!
Hojo Hattery
Holly Johnson - of Hojo Hattery - is a local, traditional Felt Hat Maker specialising in the heritage craft of 'felt blocking' to make wool felt Fedoras, Boleros, Top Hats and more! As part of the Kidzone at Better World Festival this year, Holly will be revisiting her previous practice of making fun, colourful festival hats using all recycled materials, and will be teaching you to decorate and personalise your own, to wear around the festival and take home!
African Doll Workshop
African Doll Workshop with Diana Abankwah, a former teacher with over 12 years international teaching experience, writer, dance artist, and freelance arts practitioner based in Stoke-on-Trent.
This workshop was designed to celebrate Ghana's oral tradition based around Ghanaian folkloric character, Anansi the Spider, and the tales surrounding it. The Ghanaian fabric and symbols play an important part in the morals of the stories.
