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Nature-inspired family storytelling sessions

Come along to a winter storytelling session over February half term to fuel the imagination of young children and their grown-ups.

  • Booking not needed
  • Free event (admission applies)

Enjoy a nature themed story telling session by the fire in Allan Bank's billiards room. Each session lasts approximately half an hour and includes a children's hot chocolate. The morning storytelling session is suitable for children aged 6 and below with the afternoon session suitable for age 7+. Children should be accompanied at all times. Normal admission charges apply for the venue, with a suggested £2 donation per child.

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This event is free, but normal admission charges apply for the venue.

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Suitability

Suitable for children

Meeting point

After seeing the Visitor Welcome team in the main house for your admission, please head to the billiards room in the grounds behind the house, where the sessions will take place.

Accessibility

Level access in both the house and billiards room.

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