#WilderLincolnshire – South Holland Centre (PE11 1SS)

Event Overview

Thursday 31st October 2019 12noon – 4.30pm

Join us at the South Holland Centre in Spalding for an afternoon of theatre, dance and crafts with an environmental theme.

We’ll be diving under the sea with theatrician Louise White as she performs ‘Washed Up’*, taking us on a journey below the waves with friend Reggie the Turtle in the plastic soup we have created.

We’ll then be replacing our flippers and taking to the air as we join Laura Ryder and Co for ‘The Bee Project’, learning all about the importance of honeybees and their decline through storytelling and dance.

There will then be chance to have a go at some nature crafts exploring the wildlife of Lincolnshire and why you should #LoveLincsPlants.

Plus of course the opportunity to find out more about the work of the Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust and what careers may lay ahead for the next generation in recovering nature supporting #WilderLincolnshire.

Timetable:

12pm – ‘Wilder Lincolnshire’ activities and information for all in The Hall until 4pm

1:30pm – ‘Washed Up’* performance in the Auditorium (50 minutes)

2:40pm – ‘The Bee Project’ performance in the Auditorium (50 minutes)

* accessible for deaf people via access to a smart phone or iPad.

Booking is essential.

Please register for your tickets at https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/wilderlincolnshire-tickets-76269190201

Suitable for children and families.

Parking nearby.

Thursday 31st October 2019 12noon – 4.30pm

South Holland Centre, 23 Market Place, Spalding, Lincolnshire PE11 1SS

A Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust event.

• Wheelchair accessible
• Parking available
• Public transport accessible
• Kid friendly