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    1. 8 – 18 Feb 2023

      Imagine Children's Festival

      Inspiring creativity for ages 0 – 11, with loads of free events for a fun-filled half-term
      Imagine Children's Festival 2023 illustrated artwork showing colourful creatures in a circle
    2. 8 –⁠ 10 Feb, from 11am

      Tales from Acorn Wood

      Poor old Fox has lost his socks! Are they in the kitchen or inside the clock?
      Illustration of Tales From Acorn Wood Characters. A pink pig in a yellow flowery dress and a white apron looks out at the viewer. A chestnut rabbit in an orange and red spotty dress lounges asleep against the trunk of a tree. A fox wearing a tweed blazer, blue shirt, striped bow tie and yellow trousers holds his shoes in one hand and his hat in the other. A brown bear in a red sweater vest, checked shirt and grey trousers walks with a white envelope in his hands. In the air flies two butterflies and a dragonfly and in the background of the drawing a snail with a yellow snail is on the floor.
      Tales from Acorn Wood © Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler 2000, 2022 – Macmillan Children’s Books
    3. Sun 22 Jan, 8am

      Daniel Pioro & James McVinnie: Rosary Sonatas

      A deep dive into Biber’s landmark of sacred music, with performances and talks from sunrise to sunset
      Portrait artists Daniel Pioro and James McVinnie
      Alex Kozobolis
    4. Wed 15 Feb, 7.30pm

      Holly Blakey Presents: Cowpuncher My Ass

      Holly Blakey’s Wild West dance piece returns, this time with the London Contemporary Orchestra
      Colourful imagery of two dancers in white costumes from Cowpuncher My Ass
      Daniele Fummo
    5. 17 –⁠ 18 Feb, from 11.30am

      Everything Has Changed

      A joyful, kaleidoscopic family show about change, why change happens – and how we can deal with it
      Two performers appear to be falling through the air against an illustrated back drop.
      Alex Brenner (photography) and Guy Sanders (design).

    Artform links

    1. Four brown dogs with black spots and floppy ears dance against a white background.
      Robert Starling
      Sat 11 Feb, 11am

      Family Fun with Michael Rosen

    2. Author Cressida Cowell sits with a pencil in her hand in front of her "How to Train Your Dragon" illustrations.
      Debra Hurford Brown
      Sun 12 Feb, 11am

      Magic and Dragons with Cressida Cowell

    3. A T-Rex roars at two smaller dinosaurs in a forest.
      Gabriel Ugueto
      Wed 15 Feb, 3.30pm

      Ben Garrod: EXTINCT

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