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Monday 31 July to Friday 4 August 2017 Free Activity Planner Monday 31 July to Friday 4 August 2017 Are you a Mum in business, in Watford or surrounding areas? Join us at our monthly meet up, where you can gain advice, support and promote your business. Our next meeting is on Friday 29th September 2017, 9.30am-11.30am at The Tudor Pub on Bushey Mill Lane, Watford. Cost is £15. For more info and to book your place visit www.mumsunltd.co.uk Is it time to review your mortgage, pension or life insurance? Evolution for Women are female independent financial advisers, who can help you to make the financial choices that are best for you, and your family. Call us on 01923 369 722 to arrange a free (no obligation) meeting and if you decide to go ahead with our services., we’ll write your will for FREE! Free Activity Planner Day 1 - Monday 31 July 2017 Time Activity Location Further Info 9am - 12pm Swim for FREE for Under 19's William Penn Leisure Centre Restrictions apply. Contact centre for times and availability on 01923 771050 10am - 12pm Play Ranger Experience (5 to 16 years) South Oxhey Playing Fields For times and places call 01923 776611 (meet by the Spiderweb play equipment) or visit www.threerivers.gov.uk 10am - 12pm Sandcastle Club Big Screen on the Beach. The Parade, Watford. www.watfordbigevents.co.uk 10:45am - 1pm Street and hip hop dance (5 to 15 Parkgate Junior School www.watford.gov.uk years) (main hall, Southwold Rd) 11am - 4pm Summer holiday fun with Playmobil! Intu Gallery Area above Next www.intu.co.uk/watford (just take the escalators or lifts from Next up to Palace car park level 1) 1pm - 3pm Play Ranger Experience (5 to 16 years) Oxhey Woods, Sculpture Trail. Oxhey Drive South, Northwood HA6 For times and places call 01923 776611 3EX, nearest postcode (meet in the car park/woods entrance) or visit www.threerivers.gov.uk 2pm - 4.15pm Free play (5 to 15 years) Harwoods Recreation Ground www.watford.gov.uk 2pm Aladdin (U) Big Screen on the Beach, The Parade, Watford. www.watfordbigevents.co.uk 2pm - 4pm FREE Gym for Under 19's Watford Leisure Centre - Woodside Restrictions apply. Contact centre for times and availability on 01923 892710. 2pm - 4pm FREE Gym for Under 19's Watford Leisure Centre - Central Restrictions apply. Contact centre for times and availability on 01923 296750. 3.30pm - 6.30pm Swim for FREE for Under 19's William Penn Leisure Centre Restrictions apply. Contact centre for times and availability on 01923 771050 4pm - 6pm Play Ranger Experience (5 to 16 years) Oulton Way Play Area. Carpenders Park, WD19 5EJ For times and places call 01923 776611 (meet by the children’s play area) or visit www.threerivers.gov.uk 5pm The Addams Family (PG) Big Screen on the Beach, The Parade, Watford. www.watfordbigevents.co.uk 7.30pm Sister Act (PG) Big Screen on the Beach, The Parade, Watford. www.watfordbigevents.co.uk Times Vary Swim for FREE for Under 19's Watford Leisure Centre - Woodside Restrictions apply. Contact centre for times and availability on 01923 892710. * thebestof cannot be held responsible for any changes, amends or cancellations of an event Find recommended businesses, their special offers and local events at www.thebestof.co.uk/watford Free Activity Planner Day 2 - Tuesday 1 August 2017 Time Activity Location Further Info 9.45am - 12pm Battlezone (5 to 15 years) King George V Playing Fields www.watford.gov.uk (meet by seating circle) 10am - 12pm Play Ranger Experience (5 to 16 years) Leavesden Country Park. College Road WD5 0NX For times and places call 01923 776611 (meet by the children’s play area) or visit www.threerivers.gov.uk 10am - 12pm Sandcastle Club Big Screen on the Beach, The Parade, Watford. www.watfordbigevents.co.uk 11am - 4pm Summer holiday fun with Playmobil! Intu Gallery Area above Next www.intu.co.uk/watford (just take the escalators or lifts from Next up to Palace car park level 1) 12pm - 3pm Swim for FREE for Under 19's Sir James Altham Swimming Pool Restrictions apply. Contact centre for times and availability on 0208 421 0211 1pm - 3pm Play Ranger Experience (5 to 16 years) Manor House Grounds, Abbots Langley WD5 0BU For times and places call 01923 776611 (meet by the skate area) or visit www.threerivers.gov.uk 2pm - 4pm Forest school and adventurous play (5 The Dell in Whippendell Woods www.watford.gov.uk to 15 years) (near Grove Mill Lane entrance) 2pm Finding Dory (U) Big Screen on the Beach, The Parade, Watford. www.watfordbigevents.co.uk 2:15pm - 2:45pm Toddler Tales Watford Central Library. Hempstead Road. Telephone 0300 123 4049 4pm - 6pm Play Ranger Experience (5 to 16 years) Croxley Hall Woods. Harvey Road WD3 3BS For times and places call 01923 776611 (meet by the pedestrian entrance on Harvey Road) or visit www.threerivers.gov.uk 5pm Pete's Dragon (PG) Big Screen on the Beach, The Parade, Watford. www.watfordbigevents.co.uk 7.30pm Kong: Skull Island (12A) Big Screen on the Beach, The Parade, Watford. www.watfordbigevents.co.uk Times Vary Swim for FREE for Under 19's Watford Leisure Centre - Central Restrictions apply. Contact centre for times and availability on 01923 296750. * thebestof cannot be held responsible for any changes, amends or cancellations of an event Find recommended businesses, their special offers and local events at www.thebestof.co.uk/watford Free Activity Planner Day 3 - Wednesday 2 August 2017 Time Activity Location Further Info 10am - 12pm Play Ranger Experience (5 to 16 years) Rickmansworth Aquadrome. Frogmoor Lane WD3 1NB For times and places call 01923 776611 (meet at the grass area in front of the café) or visit www.threerivers.gov.uk 10am - 12.30pm Really Wild Play: Natural Art Attack (4 - Hartsbourne Primary School, Bushey Heath www.groundwork.org.uk/really-wild-play 8 years) 10am - 2pm Messy Play Day with Homestart Kings Head Pub, Langleybury. Hunton Bridge. WD4 8RE www.home-startwatford.org.uk 10am - 12pm Sandcastle Club Big Screen on the Beach, The Parade, Watford. www.watfordbigevents.co.uk 10.45am - 1pm Team building/orienteering (5 to 15 Harebreaks Recreation Ground www.watford.gov.uk years) 11am-4pm Summer holiday fun with Playmobil! Intu Gallery Area above Next www.intu.co.uk/watford (just take the escalators or lifts from Next up to Palace car park level 1) 1pm - 3pm Play Ranger Experience (5 to 16 years) Carpenters Wood, Chorleywood WD3 5RG For times and places call 01923 776611 (meet by the entrance on Whitelands Avenue) or visit www.threerivers.gov.uk 1pm - 3.30pm Really Wild Play: Natural Art Attack Hartsbourne Primary School, Bushey Heath www.groundwork.org.uk/really-wild-play (4 - 8 years) 2pm Sing (U) Big Screen on the Beach, The Parade, Watford. www.watfordbigevents.co.uk 2pm - 4pm FREE Gym for Under 19's Watford Leisure Centre - Woodside Restrictions apply. Contact centre for times and availability on 01923 892710. 2pm - 4pm FREE Gym for Under 19's Watford Leisure Centre - Central Restrictions apply. Contact centre for times and availability on 01923 296750. 4pm - 6pm Play Ranger Experience (5 to 16 years) Maple Cross School. Denham Way WD3 9SS. For times and places call 01923 776611 (meet on the school grounds ) or visit www.threerivers.gov.uk 4.15pm - 6.30pm Inflatables with obstacle course and Garston Park www.watford.gov.uk slide (5 to 15 years) (by Codicote recreation ground) * thebestof cannot be held responsible for any changes, amends or cancellations of an event Find recommended businesses, their special offers and local events at www.thebestof.co.uk/watford Free Activity Planner Day 3 - Wednesday 2 August 2017 Time Activity Location Further Info 5pm The Addams Family (PG) Big Screen on the Beach, The Parade, Watford. www.watfordbigevents.co.uk 7.30pm Dirty Dancing (12) Big Screen on the Beach, The Parade, Watford. www.watfordbigevents.co.uk Times Vary Swim for FREE for Under 19's Watford Leisure Centre - Woodside Restrictions apply. Contact centre for times and availability on 01923 892710. * thebestof cannot be held responsible for any changes, amends or cancellations of an event Find recommended businesses, their special offers and local events at www.thebestof.co.uk/watford Free Activity Planner Day 4 - Thursday 3 August 2017 Time Activity Location Further Info 9am - 12pm Swim for FREE for Under 19's William Penn Leisure Centre Restrictions apply. Contact centre for times and availability on 01923 771050 10am - 12pm Play Ranger Experience (5 to 16 years) Scotsbridge Playing Fields. Rickmansworth WD3 1AT For times and places call 01923 776611 (meet in the playing fields car park) or visit www.threerivers.gov.uk 10am - 12pm Sandcastle Club Big Screen on the Beach, The Parade, Watford. www.watfordbigevents.co.uk 10.15am - 12.30pm Printing. (5 to 15 years) Watford Museum www.watford.gov.uk 11am-4pm Summer holiday fun with Playmobil! Intu Gallery Area above Next www.intu.co.uk/watford (just take the escalators or lifts from Next up to Palace car park level 1) 12pm - 3.00pm Swim for FREE for Under 19's Sir James Altham Swimming Pool Restrictions apply. Contact centre for times and availability on 0208 421 0211 1pm - 3pm Play Ranger Experience (5 to 16 years) Leavesden Country Park. College Road WD5 0NX. For times and places call 01923 776611 (meet by the children’s play area) or visit www.threerivers.gov.uk 1:45pm - 4pm Multisports (5 to 15 years) Goodwood Recreation Ground www.watford.gov.uk 2:15pm - 2:45pm Baby Rhyme Time Watford Central Library.
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