Family-Friendly Half Term Events Coming to STACK Seaburn This May

Family-Friendly Half Term Events Coming to STACK Seaburn This May

ONE OF the best-loved cartoon characters will be heading to Sunderland this half term, for a special event at STACK Seaburn.

And the appearance by Bluey is just one of a packed programme of events guaranteed to keep children – and parents – happy.

The half term family friendly schedule kicks off on Tuesday 27 May, with a Superhero Takeover – the opportunity for youngsters to done their favourite outfit or cape and mask.

The event will include a range of entertainment and photo opportunities for budding superheroes and heroines everywhere.

The following day Magician Marvin will be wowing visitors with a range of spectacular tricks, balloon modelling, juggling and puppetry, guaranteed to keep everyone enthralled.

And the on Thursday 29 May is the event everyone is waiting for –A Celebration of Bluey and Bingo.

Live performances, meet and greets, games, a disco, colouring and interactive activities are just some of the experiences lined-up to make this a memorable day.

All of the sessions run from noon until 1.30pm and are aimed at youngsters aged between two and 12-years-old.

Tickets cost £1.50 each per child for each event who must be accompanied by an adult who can attend for free.

Kevin Walker, Events and Entertainment Director at STACK Seaburn said it was a week not to be missed.

“We’ve brought together some of our favourite acts to offer a whole programme of half term events,” Kevin said.

“And of course there’s also all of our brilliant food outlets to enjoy to really make a visit to STACK Seaburn one for all the family.”

Tickets for all of the sessions can be booked at www.stackleisure.com

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