Take part in the Cadbury Easter Egg Hunt, and help the National Trust, or hop to Cadbury World to see some special guests
If you have some young explorers in your family, the Cadbury Easter Egg Hunt, 30th March to 2nd April, offers an really different kind of eggsperience.
Families can take part in egg hunts through muddy woodlands, heathland, along nature trails and through spring gardens blooming with life, with six different Cadbury Easter Egg Hunts to choose from – in the region, choose from Charlecote Park, Moseley Old Hall and Packwood House.
Plus, every time you take part in a Cadbury Easter Egg Hunt, you’ll be helping the National Trust fund vital conservation work to protect our special places across the U.K.
To keep with the chocolate theme, from 30th March to 2nd April, Bournville-based Cadbury World is expecting a very special guest as the Easter
Bunny lays out an egg hunt trail across the attraction.
Children will also have the chance to get creative with daily Easter Bonnet
competitions, as well as the opportunity to take home some extra-special
goodies from The World’s Biggest Cadbury Shop such as personalised hand-decorated
eggs.
From now until 15th April,
Cadbury World is also inviting families to enjoy two all-new original live stage
shows featuring favourite Cadbury characters; the Caramel Bunny and Freddo.
In
Partytime with Freddo, the famous
frog is preparing for his Birthday party – and you’re all invited! There’s
bound to be plenty of fun, and an extra sprinkle of mayhem, as Freddo calls upon
families to help him cook up a birthday cake, and prepare for the big day in a
show packed full of audience participation.
Rediscover
a beloved fairytale in Storytime with
the Caramel Bunny as, with the help of a few friends, she invites young
audience members to become part of her favourite fable in an exciting interactive
show. You can even share a picture-perfect moment with the Caramel Bunny herself
after each performance as she invites you for a family photo or an
all-important selfie.
Partytime
with Freddo plays at 12pm, 2pm and 4pm and Storytime with the Caramel Bunny at
1pm and 3pm all in Cadbury World’s on-site marquee.
Jelly Invaders at National Sea Life Centre Birmingham
For a few
months now, The National Sea Life Centre Birmingham has been keeping their new
installation under wraps but as of the exclusive VIP launch tonight (which we are going to), the new Jelly Invaders exhibit is being unveiled in time for the Easter holidays.
Starring five different jellyfish species from
across the world, from the bizarre freshwater ‘upside down jellyfish’ to the
glittering ‘sea nettle’ variety from the Indo-Pacific, you’ll be in for a close
encounter with these mystical creatures.
The
installation will feature a range of colourful interactive displays with plenty of
opportunities to learn about these unique creatures; the true Jekyll and Hydes
of the marine world, with their harmless, tranquil appearance belying highly
efficient hunting tactics and stingers. Along with all the other usual sea
creatures and the 4D cinema experience, this makes for a fun day and
informative day out.
I'll update you once we have been to tonight's event...
* I am a blogger ambassador for National Sea Life Centre Birmingham, otherwise all content in this post is not sponsored in any way - just me passing on my advice to you!
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