January in The Storybarn
Written by The Reader, 10th January 2017
It's a new year and there's much excitement ahead!
If you come down to The Storybarn this month....
FRIDAY 13 – SUNDAY 15 january
// underwater adventures
Dive into a fabulous Storybarn weekend as we embark on an exciting aquatic adventure. Whether you're a fan of pirates and mermaids, or are intrigued by the mysterious world under the ocean, you're guaranteed to open up a treasure trove of fun at The Storybarn this weekend. Grab your net and help us to fish out some favourite watery stories and fabulously fishy crafts!
FRIDAY 20 – SUNDAY 22 JANUARY
// Rhythm, rhyme, poetry and song
Warm up your singing voice and get ready to join in with some of our favourite rhymes, poems and songs! Don't worry if you can't remember the words - let's have a go at inventing our own poetry, writing our own songs and clapping along to some of our favourite nursery rhymes. Why not head down to our craft studio to make your very own little book to fill with your masterpieces?
FRIDAY 27 – SUNDAY 29 JANUARY
//celebrating stories
Calling all bookworms! Join us for some fabulous stories all about...stories! Ideal for fans of Oliver Jeffers’ magnificent tale of The Incredible Book Eating Boy, or Ralfy Rabbit, that rather mischievous book burglar, this weekend will see us bringing to life our very own stories and creating some book-themed artwork in our craft studio – and why not bring along your favourite story to share with us? We'd love to celebrate your best-loved tales- be sure to invite your imagination along to join in the fun!
Book your visit to The Storybarn now!
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