Wrexham's Dobbies garden centre is set to host a brand new children's event this summer.
The Moreton Park store is inviting families to dig out the picnic blankets and join in the fun with their new event, Teddy Bears' Picnic, where children can make their own teddy bear plush.
Set to take place during the summer holidays in 90-minute sessions, the picnic welcomes families with children aged 3-10 on Saturday, July 27, Saturday 3 and Sunday, August 4 in the afternoons.
However, families with younger children are also encouraged to join the experience.
During the Teddy Bears' Picnic, children will have the opportunity to stuff, fluff and name their teddy bear, with a special birth certificate to mark the bear's 'birth'.
Children will get to keep their teddys (Image: Dobbies Garden Centres) The Dobbies team will also host storytelling sessions with adventurous bear tales, along with a host of teddy-inspired games and activities.
The experience does not stop at making teddy bears.
The children will receive a picnic box filled with a sandwich of their choice, a drink, and a selection of snacks.
Meanwhile, adults can enjoy cake and a hot drink.
Sarah Murray of Dobbies, the creator of this event, is looking forward to the unique event.
She said: "This brand-new event is a great opportunity for kids to come together and experience the wonderful joy that comes with making their very own teddy bear to take home.
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"Children will also enjoy a picnic experience, filled with food, fun and storytelling.
"We're encouraging families cosy up and get comfy by bringing their own picnic blankets, beach towel or cushions."
Tickets for the event are priced at £15.99 for children over three and £7.99 for children under three.
Adults tickets are priced at £7.40.
It's important to remember that children under 3 years old are recommended to bring their own teddy bear, as teddy creation is only suitable for children over three.
For more information on the Teddy Bears' Picnic visit www.dobbies.com/events.
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