Jackanory meets Whose Line Is It Anyway in this multi award-winning family show, where three top comedians tell extravagant improvised stories inspired by the adventures of Baron Munchausen.
Back for a second event, Jackanory meets Whose Line Is It Anyway in this multi award-winning family show, where three top comedians tell extravagant improvised stories inspired by the adventures of Baron Munchausen.
For all those parents of fidgety, wriggly, wide awake kids, Colourful Minds has just the book to read and inspire a fabulously fun and colourful art project – Duncan Beedie’s No Sleep For Bear…
Albert is a real tortoise and the inspiration behind Ian Brown’s series of Albert the Tortoise books. In this fun and interactive event, Ian will share how combining real events and imagination can lead to a story idea.
Join Brian and meet his sausage dog, Siggy, the star of his very own book, Siggy the Soccer Dog! Explore the magic of words and create a song to help Siggy on his quest to score the winning goal.
Using costumes, characters, puppets and props, children’s entertainer Mr Brown's Pig will bring to life a series of creepy stories and sketches for families and children. Do you dare to discover the darker side?
Mixing fantasy and reality during little Albert’s adventures, author Juli Frances Taylor’s reading of Amazing Albert the Hero will inspire illustrator Paul Carlon’s Make Yourself Amazing illustration session.
We The Curious will take you to where space and storytelling meet. Hear some of the tales that different cultures throughout history have told about the night-time sky, and find your own story in the stars.
We the Curious will take you to where space and storytelling meet. Hear some of the tales that different cultures throughout history have told about the night-time sky, and find your own story in the stars.
Join author Anthony Burt for an exciting look at the animals, the lighthouse and pirates in his Caribbean adventure book, The Animal Lighthouse, followed by a map-making story workshop where you can create your own island adventure!
Taking inspiration from famous myths and stories from around the world, join award-winning local author Anna Hoghton for a hands-on creative writing workshop.
Join Bristol based author and illustrator Karen George for a musical instrument making activity inspired by her beautiful new book, Mr Mornington’s Favourite Things.
Join illustrator and author Emma Reynolds in a fun bat-fact-filled Amara and the Bats story time and batty draw-along! Meet the life-size bat plushies, and learn all about these amazing misunderstood creatures.
In this interactive workshop, author and illustrator Emma Reynolds will reveal more about the inspiring true stories from her graphic nonfiction book Drawn to Change the World about 16 youth climate activists illustrated by 16 artists from around the world.
Gabriel Dylan’s latest spooky read, Shiver Point, will capture your imagination and give you the creeps. Following a reading and a chat about scary books and inspirations, Gabriel will lead a workshop where you can create your own monster.
Join Curious Universe’s friendly and inspiring team of editors to follow a book’s journey from the initial idea to the printed page, plus have a go designing your own with cool craft materials and oodles of inspiration!
Led by the wonderfully enthusiastic Vie Portland, this session is for children and their grown-ups to come together to be reminded just how fabulous they are! There will be a story, activities, singing, and definitely some silliness!
Join Emma Read for a whistle stop tour of the history of telling spooky stories and learn why we sometimes like to be scared. Do you have what it takes to escape The Housetrap by solving a series of puzzles?
An online introduction to publishing through the lens of its many different departments with a panel of publishing professionals working in different parts of the industry from editorial and marketing to design and production.
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