Open to all and with something for everyone, there’s everything from children’s theatre to mini sports sessions in the sunshine. So why not go along and check out the following...
■Saturday 3rd August, 10am-2pm: Children’s Craft Zone on the Green. This activity is free – but it’s best to book a place so there’s enough material for everyone wanting to take part.
■Sunday 4th August, 10am-3pm: Good Food & Craft Market has dozens of family-friendly stalls and join the free interactive Geo Trail.
■Saturday 10th August, 11am-2pm: Mini Tennis on the Green. Join High 5 for a day of open-air tennis.
■Sunday 11th August, 10am-3pm: RNLI Open Day. Join the crew from Plymouth Lifeboat Station and other RNLI volunteers for a day of demonstrations, activity and awareness.
■Saturday 17th August, 11am-3pm: Zorbs, Soft Play and Soft Archery on the Green. High 5 are back with a host of exciting activities to try.
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