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Children’s Festival Online Pass
Access all of our children’s events this Spring for just £15!
Sun 28th March | 11:00am | Children's Festival Online
Smriti Halls: Not That Pet
It’s time to get a pet! Will Mabel find the perfect one for her family? Join Smriti Halls as she returns to the festival with her new book for little ones, Not That Pet.
Ages 5–10
Sun 28th March | 2:00pm | Children's Festival Online
Julia Donaldson and Friends
Join acclaimed author of The Gruffalo Julia Donaldson for this fun-filled event on her books The Hospital Dog and Acorn Wood’s Cat’s Cookbook.
Ages 3-7
Sun 28th March | 4:00pm | Children's Festival Online
Neal Layton: Climate in Chaos
Join award-winning author-illustrator Neal Layton for this live event on his brilliant non-fiction picture book A Climate in Chaos: and how you can help!
Ages 5-7
Mon 29th March | 10:00am | Children's Festival Online
While We Can’t Hug
Eoin McLaughlin and Polly Dunbar host this interactive event for all the family based on their latest picture book on showing someone you love them whilst social distancing.
Ages 2–6
Mon 29th March | 11:00am | Children's Festival Online
Royal Visit with Alex T. Smith and Claude
Join superstar author-illustrator Alex T. Smith (and perhaps a canine companion) live from his studio, as he chats about his most recent book, Claude at the Palace!
Ages 7-9
Mon 29th March | 2:00pm | Children's Festival Online
The World’s Most Magnificent Machines
Join award winning children’s author David Long in conversation with Chris Lloyd as they talk about the world’s most magnificent machines!
Ages 9-11
Tue 30th March | 11:00am | Children's Festival Online
Hey, Who’s in the Loo?
Join Harmen van Straaten, the award-winning author and illustrator from the Netherlands, as he talks about and draws from his best-selling book, Hey, who’s in the loo?
Ages 3+
Tue 30th March | 2:00pm | Children's Festival Online
Marc ter Horst: Palm Trees at the North Pole
Discover the hot truth about climate change with Marc ter Horst and Wendy Panders’ book, Palm Trees at the North Pole.
Ages 7–12
Tue 30th March | 4:00pm | Children's Festival Online
Dr Charlotte Markey: The Body Image
Join body image expert and psychology professor Dr Charlotte Markey as she debunks many body image myths and helps young people to grow up fearless.
Ages 10+
Wed 31st March | 10:00am | Children's Festival Online
Raymond Antrobus: Can Bears Ski?
Join award winning poet Raymond Antrobus and Little Bear for this delightful event on his first picture book, Can Bears Ski?, which helps children understand the deaf and hard of hearing experience. Ages 3-7
Wed 31st March | 11:00am | Children's Festival Online
Joseph Coelho & Fiona Lumbers: Luna Loves Art
Author Joesph Coelho and illustrator Fiona Lumbers present this beautiful event about art for children, which will include a drawing exercise to get their creativity flowing!
Please bring a pencil and paper.
Ages 4-6
Wed 31st March | 2:00pm | Children's Festival Online
Alfred’s Adventure in the Children’s City
Artists, adventures, and fun! Join us for this event in partnership with Kettle's Yard and The Red Hen Project to get your little ones' creativity flowing. Ages 3-5