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Activities and Events Activities & Events - Easter Holidays 2018 If you would like any further information please contact the Family Information Service on 01384 814398 or email us at [email protected] or visit the website https://fis.dudley.gov.uk/fsd/PublicEnquiry/default.aspx Name Full Address Telephone Service Description From (Years) To (Years) Ace Coaching Football & Sixes Sports And Leisure, Ham 07891 297861 Tuesday 3 - Friday 6 April, 10am - 3pm 5 99 Invasion Games Lane, Kingswinford, DY6 7JU Monday 9 - Friday 13 April, 10am - 3pm Ace Coaching are hosting football and invasion games courses which will be focusing primarily on the sports football, dodgeball, and handball. Loads of skills, drills, games and goals. Details and booking forms are available by contacting Ryan Lamb on 07891 297861. Autism Friendly Film Showcase Cinemas, Castlegate 0300 303 9001 Sunday 8 April, 10am 0 99 Screening - Peter Rabbit Way, Dudley, DY1 4TA Peter Rabbit and his three sisters -- Flopsy, Mopsy and Cotton-Tail -- enjoy spending their days in Mr McGregor's vegetable garden. When one of McGregor's relatives suddenly moves in, he's less than thrilled to discover a family of rabbits in his new home. A battle of wills soon breaks out as the new owner hatches scheme after scheme to get rid of Peter -- a resourceful rabbit who proves to be a worthy and wily opponent. Autism friendly means the lights are on, the volume is turned down, you can take your own refreshments, there are no trailers and are free to move around the cinema. See the website or call to book your tickets. Name Full Address Telephone Service Description From (Years) To (Years) Aww Wrestling Halesowen Cornbow Hall, 10 0844 884 2920 Saturday 7 April, doors open at 6pm. Belltime 0 99 Hagley Street, Halesowen, B63 6.30pm 3AS AWW Wrestling returns to the Cornbow Hall, Halesowen for another action packed evening of professional wrestling. Fun for the whole family. Please see the website for further details or to book tickets. Black Country Museum - Black Country Living Museum, 0121 557 9643 Friday 30 March - Sunday 15 April, 10am - 5pm 0 99 Egg-Citing Easter Activities Tipton Road, Dudley, DY1 4SQ Hop on over to find a cracking programme of Easter fun ready and waiting! Take the Black Country Bunny's Trail exploring our canalside village and solve his clues to find your way to a little prize treat that he's left behind. Grab an egg and get rolling in our traditional egg rolling competitions - there's a sweet surprise for the winner!Test your balance in our egg and spoon race. Get crafty and create your very own egg character. Learn about Easter traditions in the home including egg dying and traditional recipes. Grab a freshly baked hot cross bun from our bakery There will be plenty of other non-egg related activities going on around the Museum - discover the delights of playtime in the last century and banish boredom with traditional street games including hopscotch and skipping. Take up the challenge to see how long you can keep the hoop rolling in the hoop and stick game and test your skill with a cup and ball and the whip and top. Call or see the website to book tickets or for further information. Black Country Museum - Black Country Living Museum, 0121 520 8054 Wednesday 4 & 11 April, 12.30pm - 3pm 8 15 Young Archaeologists And Tipton Road, Dudley, DY1 4SQ Curators Club Take part in our free holiday club exploring the past. Join us to undertake research, development and practical activities inspired by our collections. Are you aged 8-15? Excited about history and keen to meet new friends and take part in fun and hands-on activities? Then come and dig deeper into your heritage – take part in a range of themed activities, including research, object handling, living history interpretation and collections display. Costs: £2 per child, £1.50 for siblings. Booking essential. Contact provider for further details and to book your place. Name Full Address Telephone Service Description From (Years) To (Years) Bodenham Arboretum - Crossways, Sladd Lane, 01562 852444 Wednesday 28 March - Sunday 15 April 0 99 Easter Trail Wolverley, Kidderminster, DY11 5TB Easter just would not be complete without Easter Bunnies and Easter Eggs! Follow the clues that the Easter Bunny has left around the Big Pool…find the hidden letters which when put together make up a key word…fill in your competition entry form with the word that you believe is made up from the letters and you can claim a prize from the Visitor Centre. The Easter Trail is included in normal admission into the Grounds. Bramford Arms Easter Egg Bramford Arms, Park Road, 01902 665105 Saturday 31 March, 9am - 11am 0 99 Hunt Woodsetton, Dudley, DY1 4JH Easter Egg Hunt at Bramford Arms. Fun for all the kids with plenty of activities including easter egg hunt, breakfast and meet & greet with the easter bunny and a easter bonnet competition and a free easter egg. Cost: £5 per child. Contact provider for further information and to book a place. Cadbury World - Easter Cadburys, Bournville Lane, 0844 880 7667 Friday 30 March - Monday 2 April, 9am - 4.30pm 0 99 Eggstravaganza Birmingham, B30 2LU Easter Eggstravaganza Bank Holiday fun at Cadbury World. Enjoy two exclusive stage shows with Freddo & Caramel Bunny on your visit.. Take part in the daily bonnet competitions and the Easter Egg hunt around Cadbury World. See the website for further details and to book your tickets and time slot. Cadbury World - Easter Cadburys, Bournville Lane, 0844 880 7667 Saturday 24 March - Sunday 15 April 0 99 Holiday Family Fun Birmingham, B30 2LU Join in the fun over the Easter holiday with family entertainment every day. Enjoy two exclusive stage shows. It's Freddp's birthday, celebrate with sing-a-long fun. Listen to Caramel Bunny tell one of her favourite stories as children are invited to dance along as we bring the story to life. Grab a photo alongside our famous characters as they appear in the attraction throughout the day. See the website to book your tickets. Children's Easter Egg Hunt Black Horse Inn Ph, Illey Lane, 0121 550 2915 Sunday 1 April, 12pm 0 99 Halesowen, B62 0HJ Join us at The Black Horse for our children’s Easter egg hunt. Prizes available! Free to enter! Name Full Address Telephone Service Description From (Years) To (Years) Church In The Community - 3 Turners Lane, , Brierley Hill, 01384 836541 Friday 30 March, 12pm - 3pm 0 99 Good Friday Celebration DY5 2PG Join us for our annual Good Friday celebration where there will be egg-citing fun featuring bouncy castles, BBQ, egg trail, games, milkshakes and more! Contact provider for further details. Cirque Du Hilarious - Magical Wolverhampton Grand Theatre, 01902 429212 Sunday 1 April, 3pm 0 99 Mischief Tour Lichfield Street, City Centre, Wolverhampton, WV1 1DE Back by popular demand, the “troublesome twosome” plan to amaze and delight you with their Magical Mischief Tour - a brand new exciting production for 2018. A completely unique, fast paced, cirque style variety and comedy show, interspersed with magic, illusions, international circus acts and stunning professional dancers, starring the “Superstars of Slapstick” Clive Webb and Danny Adams and everyone’s favourite idiot, Michael Potts. Contact provider for further information, costs and to book your tickets. Clent Hills - Bushcraft Camp Nimmings Car Park And Visitor 01562 712822 Wednesday 4 & 11 April and Thursday 5 & 12 0 99 Centre, Hagley Wood Lane, April, 10am - 1pm & 1pm - 4pm Hagley, Halesowen, B62 0NL Hone your family's survival skills. Navigate your way to our base camp, make your own shelter, learn how to light fires and cook some tasty treats over them. Cost: £10 per sesison. This event is fun for all the family, please book tickets for children and adults. Clent Hills - Cadbury Easter Nimmings Car Park And Visitor 01562 712822 Friday 30 March - Monday 2 April, every hour 0 99 Egg Hunt Centre, Hagley Wood Lane, from 10am - 4pm Hagley, Halesowen, B62 0NL Follow either the Little Chicks (Under 5s) Trail or the more challenging Explorer Trail solving clues. Find your way to the Easter Bunny in their woodland den to collect your Cadbury chocolate prize. Easter Egg Hunt costs £3. Contact provider for further details. Clent Hills - Hidden Stories Nimmings Car Park And Visitor 01562 712822 Wednesday 11 April, 10am -1pm 0 99 Ramble Centre, Hagley Wood Lane, Hagley, Halesowen, B62 0NL Get out in the fresh air and enjoy a sociable 5 mile ramble through the stunning countryside of the Clent Hills and surrounding area. As you walk find out more about the history and folklore of the hills. Please wear sturdy walking boots and bring a bottle of water with you. We regret we cannot take dogs on this walk. Cost: £2.50. Contact provider for further information. Name Full Address Telephone Service Description From (Years) To (Years) Cole Street Easter Messy Cole Street Methodist Church, Friday 30 March, 10.30am 0 99 Church Cole Street, Netherton, DY2 9PA Easter Messy Church at Cole Street Methodist Church. There will be Good Friday Easter Activities. Families come together to do craft and art activities together, worship together and then all eat together. All are welcome. There is no entry fee. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Cole Street Methodist Church Cole Street Methodist Church, Tuesday 3 & 10 April, 1pm - 4pm 3 18 - Holiday Club Cole Street, Netherton, DY2 9PA Cole Street Methodist Church Holiday Club is suitable for children aged 3 - 18 years. Please note that a charge of £1 per child / young person.
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