Half-Term Preview: Living Paintings @ Selfridges
Tactile and audio storybooks designed for blind and partially sighted children, enjoyed by all.
Tactile and audio storybooks designed for blind and partially sighted children, enjoyed by all.
Helicopters, piranhas, a funfair, storytelling and much more…
Bad manners are not just a ska band from North London.
A new map shows places that appeal to both young and not-so-young.
Boris launches a new charity to support young music talent across the capital.
Fancy letting your kids be young farmers, white water rafters, pirates, chocolate sculptors and easter egg hunters?
Find out what your kids think about new, fun contemporary dance.
Alice is a tall tale, often told. Lewis Carroll’s surreal plot lends itself to the suspension of belief that puppetry requires, especially hand puppetry, when the puppeteers are very visible on stage. This version is the Little Angel Theatre’s Christmas show, playing at child-friendly times …
The Snowman and Christmas go together like snow and TfL apologies so it’s unsurprising that this largely wordless adaption by the Birmingham Repertory Theatre of Raymond Brigg’s 1978 graphic novel is returning to Sadler’s Wells’ Peacock Theatre.
Worried about raising your children on the mean streets of London? Perhaps you should consider relocating to somewhere more bucolic – like sunny Kabul, in war-torn Afghanistan.
There’s a day of completely free events for children in Crystal Palace this Saturday. Workshops at Upper Norwood Library are around 45 minutes long where your little ones can learn about illustrating (including comics and manga) from people like Garen Ewing and Derek the Sheep’s …