FAMILIES across the region are invited to embrace nature, creativity, and community with a range of free activities this half-term.
From pumpkin carving and spooky crafts to nature walks and wildlife discovery, there's something for everyone, with both outdoor and indoor activities designed to bring families together while exploring the outdoors.
These fun, seasonal events are made possible thanks to a collaboration between Groundwork North Wales, Groundwork Training, Wild Ground, and Refurbs. With a focus on fostering connections within the community, participants are encouraged to engage in activities that inspire both creativity and environmental awareness.
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The events will take place at various locations throughout the region, including the Broadoak, Lane End and Rhydymwyn nature reserves, as well as the historic Minera Lead Mines. Other sites include community hubs in Wrexham, the Buckley Repair & Reuse Centre, and Tŷ Pawb.
Activities schedule:
• Monday, October 28, 10am pumpkin fun and lantern making at Refurbs Buckley
• Monday, October 28, 10am and 12.30pm, spooky snacks Gwersyllt Community Hub
• Tuesday, October 29, 6pm Lantern Parade Refurbs Buckley
• Tuesday, October 29, 10am spooky crafts at the Wellbeing Hub Wrexham
• Wednesday, October 30, 10am spooky crafts at Tŷ Pawb
• Wednesday, October 30, 1.30pm witches woodland walk and craft at Broadoak nature reserve
• Thursday, October 31, 10 am, spooky snacks at the Wellbeing Hub Wrexham
• Thursday, October 31, 10.30am magic wand Halloween trail at Lane End nature reserve
• Thursday, October 31, 11am-3pm Halloween crafts at Minera Lead Mines
• Friday, November 1, 10 am funghi fun at Rhydymwyn nature reserve
These activities have been made possible thanks to the support of funders, and they're all completely free to attend. However, spaces are limited, and booking is essential to secure a spot.
To find out more or book your place, visit the events section on the Groundwork North Wales, Groundwork Training, Wild Ground, or Refurbs websites. Stay up to date with all event details and news through their social media pages.
For more information, email info@groundworknorthwales.org.uk or call 01978 757524.
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