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Saturday 13 April 2019 | 10.30 & 2pm
Sherwood Forest Visitor Centre
Tickets: £5 per child (£4 for RSPB Members)
This Easter bring your little outlaws along to Sherwood Forest to hear a story of its most famous resident!
Deep in Sherwood Forest live seven animal friends. They wake a magical 1000-year-old oak tree called Major, who takes them on a time travelling adventure to meet Robin Hood!
Visit us on Saturday 13 April to listen to local children's book author Adrian Sissons in a reading of the first book in the Robin Hood's Little Outlaws series.
The storytelling session will be followed by colouring and puzzle activities, demonstration of the book's Augmented Reality, and previews of books 2 and 3.
Have your book signed by the author, and there's a free Augmented Reality poster to all who attend!
Suitable for children aged 5-10. Please book via EventBrite or in the Visitor Centre. Please note, a booking fee applies via EventBrite.
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