Saint Patrick is the patron saint of Ireland. Saint Patrick’s Day, or the Feast of Saint Patrick, is a celebration held on 17 March, the traditional date of his death in 461 AD. St. Patrick’s Day is a public holiday in Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, as you would expect, but is also… More The Feast of Saint Patrick – 17th March
Who will be delivering the Easter treats to you? In the UK Easter eggs are delivered by the Easter Bunny. However, in Switzerland it is a cuckoo that delivers eggs, and in the Westphalia region in Germany, they are delivered by a fox. Australia’s treat bringer. Australians don’t welcome an Easter bunny. Rabbits were only introduced to the continent… More The Easter Bilby
Benedict Egg meets Runcy Spoon Benedict Egg and Runcy Spoon were locked in a vicious battle. Both were rivals in the field of electronic innovation. Both were concerned about the problem of sustainable energy. Both were racing to find a solution. But only one could win The Egg and Spoon Race Benedict Egg with Al… More A Murder at Easter – The Egg and Spoon Race murder mystery
Instead of giving eggs this year, how about giving the gift of adventure with a Treasure Hunts in London gift voucher? Just think how much fun your friends and family will have exploring London’s heritage on a Treasure Hunt. They may choose a trip around the parks of Vauxhall or an exploration of street art in Brixton. Or they may… More Easter Gift Vouchers
Did you know the Easter Bunny was originally a hare? Yes, there is a difference! Hares are larger, haven’t been domesticated, and live in flattened nest-like areas of grass called forms rather than underground. Where did this idea start? The legend of the Easter Bunny can be traced back to a 16th-century German character named Osterhase, or “the Easter Hare.”… More An Easter Hunt for adults that does not involve the Easter Bunny
Take a tour of Evelina’s Georgian London Described as a “landmark in the development of the novel of manners”, Evelina is the first novel written by a self-educated female author of enlightenment, Fanny Burney. It was first published in 1778. Follow Evelina’s journey around the streets of Georgian London while learning more about the themes running through the novel; how women of differing… More Celebrate International Women’s Day
Not a great role model for mothers, the movie “Mommie Dearest” shines the light on Christina Crawford who endured an abusive and traumatic upbringing of at the hands of her mother…screen queen Joan Crawford. Murder mystery game set in the Golden age of Cinema Another Hollywood mother , or should that be step-mother, who didn’t deserve flowers for… More Mommie Dearest from the Golden age of Cinema……
Just think about your friends. How well do you know them? Could you answer a Lightening round of questions about their likes, dislikes, jobs? Want to know them a little better? Social team building is a way to get friends and family together building memories and having fun. FREE BOOK For a limited time you… More How well do you know your Friends?
Celebrations in the Welsh capital. Cardiff will be celebrating St David’s day on 1st March with The National St David’s Day Parade. A highlight of spring in Wales, the parade is a red and yellow carnival, featuring giant dragons and theatrical groups. Stretching across the centre of Cardiff, the procession finishes outside St David’s Hall with a rousing… More Dydd Gwŷl Dewi (Sant) hapus
Love Midsomer Murders? You bet you do….. Love Cluedo? Of course…. Now combine the two and you have the Cluedo Midsomer Murders Edition Board Game ! The body of wealthy businesswoman Elizabeth Jones has been found in Badger’s Drift and the police suspect foul play. Your task is to find out who killed Elizabeth Jones Rumour has it that Elizabeth… More A murder mystery board game to play with the family.