A Little, Aloud for Children at Just So Festival
A Little, Aloud for Children will be going on an adventure this summer to the wild woodlands of Cheshire, where we'll be Telling Tales tucked away in the heart of the forest...
The Reader Organisation will be heading down to the Just So Festival 2013 on Saturday 17th August and we'll be sharing stories from A Little, Aloud for Children in special family storytelling sessions throughout the day.
Just So Festival is a weekend-long festival aimed at children, young people and their families, promising three jam-packed days full of imagination, magic and fun. The natural environment of the festival allows kids to experience the arts freely and safely, while there's lots for adults to enjoy too. Over the three days, the festival will feature a broad range of musical, theatrical, visual and aural performances, workshops and installations, with creativity around every corner of the campsite for families to discover and delight in.
On Saturday 17th, we'll be in the 'Telling Tales' area of the festival campsite reading A Little, Aloud for Children to little and big kids alike. Come and find us for a magical adventure!
For more information about the festival, ticketing and full line-up, see the Just So Festival website. You can also keep up with what’s happening in the run-up to the festival on Just So’s Twitter and Facebook pages.
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