All schoolchildren aged up to 16 years old from the Cumberland area will be able to go for a swim in a choice of five indoor pools for only 10p over the school summer holidays.
The discounted scheme will be available from next Monday (21 July) until Sunday 31 August and has been put in place by Cumberland Council, with the support of GLL and Wigton Baths Trust.
The council scheme will offer discounted swimming opportunities throughout the week, including weekends (at some of the venues).
It will be available at the following leisure sites at allocated times during the school summer holidays:
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Cockermouth Leisure Centre: Monday to Friday, 1pm - 1.50pm each day.
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Copeland Pool and Fitness Centre (Whitehaven): Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday: 1pm - 1.50pm. Saturday: 12pm - 12.50pm. Sunday: 10am - 10.50am.
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The Sands Centre (Carlisle) - between 21 July and Wednesday 3 September. Monday to Friday and Sunday: 10am - 10.50am.
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Wigton Baths: Monday: 11am - 12pm and 3pm - 4pm. Tuesday: 11.15am - 12.15pm and 4.15pm - 5.15pm. Wednesday: 11.30am - 12.30pm. Thursday: 11am - 1pm.
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Workington Leisure Centre: week commencing 21 July, Monday to Saturday: 11am - 11.50am. From week commencing 28 July until 31 August Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday:11am - 11.50am.
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With the excitement of the Summer Holidays just around the corner, now is the perfect time to dust off your racket, step onto the court, and get involved in your local tennis community.
The Barclays Local Tennis Leagues has just launched a brand-new Beginner League at Bitts Park, giving you the perfect chance to get on court and into the game.
Whether you’re completely new to the game or looking to improve your skills, this league is designed just for you. By signing up, you will be given an ITF World Tennis Number - this number allows you to be matched with opponents of a similar standard, making each match fair, fun, and rewarding.
The leagues are volunteer-led and open to adults aged 18 and over, with matches taking place year-round in more than 200 parks and public courts nationwide. The new Bitts Park Beginner League offers a welcoming environment for anyone wanting to ease into the sport while still enjoying a bit of healthy competition.
By signing up, you’ll also unlock some fantastic benefits:
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LTA Advantage Play+ membership, giving you access to the Wimbledon Ballot
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LTL coupon prizes just for playing matches (and winning your group!)
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An ITF World Tennis Number to track your progress
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Exclusive discounts on leading sports brands
Download the Barclays Local Tennis Leagues app, create an account, and search for “Bitts Park”. You’ll be able to join a live round or sign up for the waitlist if a new round is starting soon.
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Two locations, top TV chefs, two entertainment stages, and two days of amazing foodie fun - the Taste of the Sea festival is coming back to Maryport.
Now in its fifth year, the event takes place on Saturday 9 and Sunday 10 August all around the town’s historic waterfront.
The brilliant new Harbourside event space, part of Cumberland Council’s £12 regeneration projects, will host part of the festival, while the rest of the attractions will be on the big showfield next to the Marina.
Some of the highlights will take place on the Demo Stage, which will be located on the Harbourside event space. Jack Stein, son of television star Rick Stein, and now an international chef in his own right, will appear on the Saturday morning, while Cumbria’s own Masterchef winner, Irini Tzortzoglou, will be in action on Saturday afternoon. Scottish seafood ambassador CJ Jackson will be another draw as she talks about working in the likes of the famed Billingsgate Fish Market.
Elsewhere at the festival, there will also be a big Producers’ Market to browse, loads of culinary experts to talk to, hot food and cold drinks, a children’s fairground and more.
As well as the ever-popular music stage, and the rum bar and beer marquee, there will be hot and cold seafood traders, an oyster bar and fish to buy straight from the Chelaris boat. Entertainment will include sea shanty bands, storytelling and roaming street theatre, as well as a children’s Postcard Trail to take visitors all around the town.
The Taste Cumbria events are organised by Cumberland Council.
Photo Credit: Tom Kay Photographic
After the great success of the Teenage Market in Carlisle, Cumberland Council is set to bring the market to Maryport for the first time this summer.
The council is working in partnership with Taste Cumbria and Maryport Horizons CIC to hold the market in the town and to give more young people an opportunity to take part in this fantastic event.
The ‘Pop-up’ Teenage Market will be held as part of the Taste of the Sea festival which is being held in Maryport across on Saturday 9 and Sunday 10 August.
Open to anyone aged between 8 and 25 years the Teenage Market offers young people the opportunity to try a business idea and gain experience of making, selling and marketing their own products in a risk-free environment. A gazebo and table are provided and set up for traders on the day, all they have to do is bring themselves and the products they are selling.
Photo credit: Joseph Robinson
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Looking for free, family-friendly fun this summer? Cumberland Libraries is hosting events all holiday long.
Wordsworth Grasmere - Rucksack of Rhymes: Tiny Trekkers
Keswick Library - Thursday 31 July from 10.30am Cockermouth Library - Thursday 31 July from 2.00pm Whitehaven Library - Monday 4 August from 11.10am Workington Library – Monday 4 August from 2.00pm
For children aged 0-5, their parents/carers and siblings.
Gear up for an outdoor adventure full of rhymes and fun as we imagine stomping through sunny meadows and splashing in puddles, journeying from Dove Cottage, the home of William and Dorothy Wordsworth. Rain or shine, there’s joy to find in every rhyme. Grab your wellies and imagination—adventure awaits in our rucksack!
Booking is essential, All children must be accompanied by an adult.
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Wordsworth Grasmere - A Wordsworthian Summer
Keswick Library - Thursday 31 July from 11.30am Cockermouth Library - Thursday 31 July from 3.00pm Whitehaven Library - Monday 4 August from 11.40am Workington Library – Monday 4 August from 3.00pm
For children aged 5+ and their parents/carers
Join us for a creative and crafty session using William and Dorothy Wordsworth’s summertime adventures as inspiration. We will learn about the ways that the Wordsworths made their own fun in summertime over 200 years ago, listen to some of William’s poetry and get creative.
Booking is essential, All children under 8 must be accompanied by an adult.
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Tom Palmer Author Event
Keswick Library – Wednesday 6 August at 2pm
Get ready for an exciting event with Tom Palmer, the amazing children's author!
Don't miss out on the chance to meet one of your favorite authors in person and reflect on the power of storytelling and writing for challenging prejudice.
Tom is the author of over sixty children’s books. 16 books for Barrington Stoke including 6 award-winning historical fiction titles and three Puffin football series including Football Academy and Foul Play. Foul Play was short listed for the 2009 Blue Peter Book Award.
Tom is the winner of over 30 UK book prizes including: Ruth Rendell Award for Services to Literacy, 2025 York Book Award, 2025 Windsor Academy Trust Book Award
Angel of Grasmere has been chosen as one of the official Summer Reading Challenge 2025 books.
Suitable for children 8-11years
Children under 8 must be accompanied by an adult
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Litcraft Minecraft Session: The Boy Who Climbed the Moon
Longtown Library – Monday 28 July from 10.00am
Carlisle Archive Centre – Monday 28 July from 2pm
Whitehaven Library - Thursday 14 August from 10am
Cleator Moor Library - Thursday 14 August from 2pm
In this free, interactive Litcraft session, children aged 6–11 and their parents/carers will explore The Boy Who Climbed into the Moon by David Almond – reimagined in the world of Minecraft.
- Build your own moon garden
- Climb a tower block just like Paul in the story
- Discover how books and gameplay come together in a fun and creative way
This event combines reading and gaming to boost children’s imagination, confidence and engagement with books.
Tickets are Free – Booking essential. Each child must be accompanied by a parent or carer. Children will work in pairs or small groups using Minecraft in Creative Mode on iPads provided.
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Litcraft Minecraft Session: Grow the Green Kingdom
Longtown Library – Monday 18 August from 10.00am
Carlisle Archive Centre – Monday 18 August from 2pm
Whitehaven Library - Thursday 21 August from 10am
Cleator Moor Library - Thursday 21 August from 2pm
For children aged 6–11 Inspired by The Green Kingdom by Cornelia Funke
Join us for a magical 90-minute creative session where children will explore storytelling, nature and digital design through Minecraft and LEGO! This event is inspired by The Green Kingdom by Cornelia Funke and forms part of the Summer Reading Challenge.
Children will:
- Design their own enchanted garden
- Build with LEGO to create magical features
- Bring their world to life in Minecraft Creative Mode
- Listen to a short, themed read-aloud
- Use signs and props to name their own magical plants or characters
- Take part in a group tour to share their creation
Tickets are Free – Booking essential. All materials provided (including devices for Minecraft). Children must be accompanied by a parent/carer for the duration of the session.
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Find out how to take part in the Summer Reading Challenge which encourages children aged 4 to 11 to enjoy the benefits of reading for pleasure over the summer holidays.
The challenge is to borrow and read six books and come into the library to tell us what you have read. You can read whatever you like over the summer holidays to receive incentives and a certificate once you have completed the challenge.
The challenge begins on 12 July 2025 and ends in the middle of September. Drop in activity sessions will take place throughout the summer at libraries across Cumberland.
Did you know? The HAF Programme offers FREE holiday activities and meals for eligible families.
Your child qualifies if they receive means-tested free school meals.
The new booking system is now LIVE – book your child’s space today and give them a summer to remember!
The Holiday Activity and Food (HAF) programme is funded by the Department of Education (DfE). In Cumbria, the programme is manged by Cumberland Council and Westmorland and Furness Council.
The programme provides fully funded activities and meals during the school holidays for eligible children and young people.
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Gymnastics at Workington Leisure Centre
Suitable for ages 7 to 11
A HAF funded gymnastics camp at Workington Leisure Centre for the ages 7-11. Sessions will be fun and engaging with enriching activities and all children will provide healthy hot lunch and snack provided per session. Any enquiries follow the contact button via the app. We are providing a new specific session aimed at just gymnastics to give children the chance to participate and enjoy gymnastics in an out of school environment following the RISE programme by British gymnastics.
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Whitehaven Harbour HAF Sessions
Suitable for aged 7 to 13
Get ready for an unforgettable summer with 16 action-packed activity sessions! Dive into creative arts & crafts, including Claymation, and enjoy thrilling sports including archery & climbing. Exciting trips to the Rum Story, Beacon Museum, Lakes Wildlife Park, and Escape Rooms. Outdoor adventures feature orienteering, canoeing, ghyll scrambling, beach days, a scenic walk around Buttermere, and an adventure to Rydal Caves. Each session includes a tasty packed lunch and snacks to keep the energy flowing.
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Millom Recreation Centre – Summer Camp
Suitable for all ages Get ready for the kids summer fun: sport adventures and games. Fun activities include Arts and Crafts, Football, gymnastics, tennis, cricket, mini archery, rugby, basketball, hockey, darts, tri-gold, laser tag and more.
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The Sands Centre – Jump into Fun
Suitable for ages 5 to 14 Flip, Bounce, Splash – Summer Sorted at The Sands Centre! Get ready for a school holiday packed with fun at our Gymnastics & Trampolining Camp! From nailing cartwheels to flying high on the trampoline, diving into the swimming pool for some splashing fun, and trying out other cool sports and trips to the local park– there’s never a dull moment! Our awesome coaches make sure everyone has a blast, whatever their level. Just bring your energy, and a smile and get stuck in to a fun filled day!
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Fancy something that's fun, free and fabulous for the whole family?
You can create a work of art, play rugby, feed the kids and get invaluable advice all in the same day this summer, at Cumberland Council’s free Wellbeing Festival.
The Whitehaven event is hosted by the council’s Social Prescribing team, with support from funders, partners and around 70 organisations who will be there on the day.
The Whitehaven Rugby League Club’s Recreation Ground, on Coach Road, is the location, and the festival will take place on Friday, August 8, from 10am until 3pm.
Family-friendly attractions include bouncy castles, a climbing wall, animals to meet, craft activities, face painting, and mini trampolines.
People can spray paint their own piece of art, meet the emergency services or have a go at rugby with the professionals. Active Cumbria will be running sessions in various fun physical activities throughout the day.
Or why not bring a blanket, relax on the grass and enjoy the street entertainers? All children will receive free food, with a great choice including vegan.
There will also be a large number of organisations on hand to offer support with a range of issues including finances, loneliness, mental and physical wellbeing and much more.
A full timetable of events will be available on the day, and more will be revealed on the council’s social media channels as the event approaches.
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This summer, Tullie is bringing dinosaurs roaring into Carlisle with its exciting new exhibition, Dinosaur rEvolution. Running until 14 September, the exhibition features life-sized animatronic dinosaurs, fossil replicas, skeletons, and vivid illustrations by artist Luis V. Rey. It’s a fresh take on dinosaurs, showcasing them as colourful, spiky, and feathered creatures based on the latest scientific discoveries.
Alongside the exhibition, Tullie will be packed with dino-themed activities for all ages. From torch-lit tours and storytelling sessions to hands-on fossil fun, creative art workshops and movies, there’s something to spark everyone’s imagination.
The Dinosaur rEvolution Exhibition is open daily, with relaxed hours every Sunday morning. Visit the Tullie website for full event details and to book tickets.

This summer, The Beacon is bursting with exciting activities for children and families. Open daily until 14 September, Giant Bricks Soft Playland offers a vibrant, indoor adventure where kids aged 6 months to 8 years can climb, build, bounce and explore in a world made of giant soft bricks. With multiple daily sessions and thorough cleaning between each, it’s a fun and safe space for creative play.
There's also lots of arty workshops taking place such as a glass workshop for kids, and daisy painting. There's also a visit from Cuddles the Monkey on Tuesday 29 July and Tuesday 26 August as well as Bubble Magic on Monday 11 and Tuesday 12 August where you can stand inside a giant bubble!
For animal lovers, Pet Encounters will run every Thursday through the holidays, giving families the chance to meet and learn about fascinating creatures up close. You can also walk an Alpaca and soak in the Cumbrian sea air.
With so much to explore, The Beacon promises a summer packed with colour, creativity, and discovery.

This school holiday, Handpicked Productions invites families to join SumArt To Do - a series of relaxed, creative workshops perfect for all ages. Guided by professional artist and director Janice Murray, these sessions offer a welcoming space to explore art, creativity, and imagination together.
Miniverse Rosehill Theatre, Whitehaven - Wednesday 23 July at 1pm Cleator Moor Youth and Community Centre - Thursday 24 July at 1pm
Step into a world of imagination as you design and build your own delightful miniverse – a miniature scene in a box. Let your creativity run wild as you bring your tiny world to life.
Sun and Dreamcatchers
Rosehill Theatre, Whitehaven - Wednesday 6 August at 1pm Cleator Moor Youth and Community Centre – Thursday 7 August at 1pm
Learn how to weave your very own sun and dream catchers using colourful threads, beads and feathers. Discover these beautiful objects and take home a handmade decoration to hang with pride.
Get ready for a splash of fun this summer at Rosehill Theatre with Splat!, a hilarious outdoor physical comedy and clowning show perfect for young children and the grown-ups who love to giggle alongside them. On Thursday 31 July at 2pm, join the vibrant world of two very different painters — one calm and careful, the other wild and wonderfully chaotic — as they collide in a colourful artist’s studio.
Full of slapstick humour, playful clowning, and joyful mess-making, Splat! celebrates creativity and collaboration without a single word spoken, making it a delightful experience for deaf and hearing audiences alike. If the weather doesn’t cooperate, don’t worry — the show will move indoors so the fun goes on rain or shine.
Alongside these lively performances, explore a range of relaxed, family-friendly creative workshops from Handpicked Productions. Led by professional artists, these sessions offer opportunities for all ages to engage in art and theatre, nurturing imagination and creative confidence throughout the summer holidays.
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This summer, Theatre by the Lake offers laughter, romance, and creative fun for all ages.
Until 26 July, enjoy Noises Off, a hilarious behind-the-scenes comedy where everything goes delightfully wrong. From 7 August to 6 September, Pride and Prejudice brings Jane Austen’s classic love story to life.
Young creatives can join summer masterclasses in outdoor theatre, circus arts, and storytelling. On 11 August, budding animators can sculpt Gromit and Shaun the Sheep at the Aardman Model Making Workshop. For younger kids, Big Days for Tiny Theatre Makers: Playtime on 13 August offers a day of puppetry and storytelling.
On 30 August, Claytime combines live storytelling, improvisation, and clay sculpture, with kids helping to shape the story - and then crafting their own creations in a hands-on workshop.
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As the summer holidays roll in, Kirkgate Arts is buzzing with exciting events and creative activities for all ages. This August, to mark its 30th anniversary, Kirkgate presents a special Film Festival from 18 July to 17 August, featuring a handpicked selection of films connected to the local area. From timeless favourites like Swallows and Amazons and Miss Potter to the musical story of The Story of Fleetwood Mac, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
Alongside the festival, don’t miss the Kirkgate Monthly Market on 26 July and 23 August, where you can browse crafts, plants, books, and delicious treats—all while supporting local makers and sellers.
Families can dive into creativity with a Block Printing Workshop on 9 August, exploring colourful patterns and printing techniques in a fun, hands-on session led by Market Place Print Studio.
And to round off the summer, the Ultimate Bubble Show on 29 August promises dazzling bubble sculptures and high-energy fun with Ray, a Guinness World Record-holding bubble artist, who’ll amaze audiences with incredible bubble feats including a tornado inside a bubble!
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Whatever the weather, there is always plenty to keep families busy at Wordsworth House and Garden. Step back through time for some Georgian-inspired fun and games and explore the many interactive rooms before taking a walk on the wild side in the garden.
A celebration of gardens as a special place for wildlife continues with themed activities for Summer of Play, sponsored by Starling Bank.
Get crafty and creative in the Discovery Room with inspiration from our exhibition or go bug hunting through the flower beds and share your findings on our daily discovery board. How about a Teddy bears picnic under the apple trees? Bring along your favourite toy and a few snacks to enjoy and we’ll provide the blanket, basket, tea set and all you need for a picnic in the garden. Don't forget to stop by and say hello to Fletch our perchcrow!
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Nestled where the Lake District’s mountains meet the sea, Muncaster Castle offers over 800 years of history and charm, still lovingly cared for by the Pennington family. Wander through enchanting woodland gardens bursting with rare plants and wildlife, and step inside the castle’s ancient walls filled with fascinating stories — and perhaps a ghost or two!
Visitors can marvel at daily flying displays at the Hawk & Owl Centre, where majestic birds of prey swoop gracefully through the gardens. Muncaster will also be celebrating 10 years of their Hawk & Owl Centre on Saturday 19 July.
For the adventurous, the Weapons Hall invites all ages to try their hand at medieval archery, swordplay, and axe throwing, while younger guests can enjoy playgrounds and family activities.
They have lots of events taking place over the summer including Three Inch Fools outdoor theatre performance of A Midsummer Nights Dream on Sunday 20 July, Their regular Open Mic night on Friday 8 August and Krankenhaus Festival taking place from 22 to 24 August plus plenty more.
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Looking for family fun this summer? Whinlatter Forest has you covered with plenty of outdoor adventures for all ages. Take on the Wallace and Gromit dog trail, solving fun challenges with your furry friend, or slow down with the Feel Good in the Forest activity bag, perfect for kids to explore nature’s sights, sounds, and textures.
Discover hidden Gruffalo sculptures along the trails, and don’t miss the chance to join the famous alpaca walks with Alpacaly Ever After, where you can meet and feed these friendly animals while enjoying the beautiful mountain forest.
Families will love the interactive Stick Man trail, filled with fun activities and forest facts, plus the WildPlay playground offers climbing, sliding, and splashing across nine exciting zones for endless outdoor play.
Whinlatter Forest is the perfect spot for a summer day out full of family fun and nature adventures!
This July, the National Trust is bringing family fun to Whitehaven’s Haig Pit Car Park with two exciting Play Trail events. On the 22 and 23 July, from 12pm to 4.30pm, the seaside fields will be filled with games and sports equipment suitable for all ages. Whether you’ve never picked up a badminton racket or tried volleyball before, friendly helpers will be on hand to get everyone playing. Set against the stunning backdrop of wildflower meadows and the blue sea, it’s the perfect spot to relax on a blanket between games and spot butterflies in the tall grass.
The following weekend, on the 29 and 30 July from 12pm to 4pm, the National Trust invites families to join local artists for a Creative Play Trail through the wildlife meadows near Haig Pit. Follow the trail, make crafts inspired by nature, and enjoy the summer scenery. Bring a picnic to soak up the views or take a leisurely walk through the vibrant wildflower meadows.
In partnership with TENT from Rosehill Arts on Wednesday 20 August from 12pm to 4pm, join local artists for an afternoon of creativity in the coastal grasslands near Haig Pit with a trail to follow and crafts to make, let your imagination run wild and free this summer.
All events are free to attend with no booking required and form part of the National Trust’s Summer of Play, sponsored by Starling Bank.
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This summer, Carlisle United Community Sports Trust is bringing gymnastics and football camps to locations across Cumbria. Whether your child is in Carlisle, Cockermouth, Keswick, Maryport, Whitehaven, or Wigton, there’s a camp nearby to keep them active and having fun during the holidays.
Book your child onto the Soccer Schools or Gymnastics and Dance Camps for an unforgettable summer where they will develop their skills in a fun, safe, and supportive environment.
Plus, families can take advantage of the Kellogg’s Football Camps promotion to claim a free day on selected football camps.
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Get ready for an unforgettable adventure every Tuesday from 22 July to 19 August with the Roman Soldier School at the Roman Army Museum.
Discover the skills Roman soldiers needed as you gear up with your unit and learn to march like a true legionary. Test your agility by tackling the cavalry obstacle course on your mighty steed and sharpen your aim with archery target practice. Think you have what it takes to join the Roman Army? Enroll as a new recruit and receive a special prize to mark your achievement!
Before exploring the museum, don’t forget to grab a photo with your regiment and pick up a free museum trail to dive deeper into what life was like for soldiers serving on the ancient frontier.
Plus, on 24 July from 11am to 4pm, join a family-friendly archery event overlooking the ancient Roman Fort of Magna. Take your best shot and see if you can match the accuracy of Roman soldiers!
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Get ready for a whirlwind of fun as the critically acclaimed Pantaloons Theatre Company brings their anarchic and uproarious style to Talkin Tarn with a frantic rendition of Shakespeare’s greatest tragedy — Hamlet on Thursday 31 July at 7pm.
When Hamlet discovers his uncle has murdered his father, married his mother, and stolen the throne of Denmark, his only option is to feign madness, deliver plenty of dramatic monologues, and seek swift revenge. But fate — and outrageous fortune — have other plans for the troubled Prince of Denmark!
This lively performance features live music, audience interaction, cleverly abridged scenes for maximum hilarity, comic turns, and unexpected twists.
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Celebrate 150 years of steam-powered memories with a one-of-a-kind experience on the Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway. As part of the anniversary festivities, families are invited to join the Anniversary Train & Guided Walk on Saturday 24 May—a perfect blend of heritage, scenery, and hands-on discovery.
Hop aboard a chartered private steam train for a return journey along this stunning seven-mile route—around 40 minutes each way—through the heart of the Lake District. Along the way, enjoy entry to the Ravenglass Railway Museum, where history comes to life for all ages.
The adventure continues at Dalegarth Station, where you’ll set off on a guided walk to the charming village of Boot. With expert guides leading the way, it’s a fantastic chance for families to explore the landscape, learn local stories, and stretch their legs in a beautiful setting.
Don’t miss this unforgettable journey through time—ideal for railway enthusiasts, walkers, and families looking for something extra special this May Half Term.
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The much-loved Dalston Show returns to the Dalston Village Show Field in Carlisle on Saturday, 9 August 2025, continuing a proud tradition that dates back to the 19th century. Celebrating local agriculture, rural skills, and community spirit, the show promises a full day of fun for all ages.
Visitors can explore over 80 trade stands, enjoy delicious food and drink from local caterers and bars, and watch top livestock and horse breeders from Cumbria, the North of England, and South West Scotland compete.
The Main Ring will be packed with entertainment, including Terrier Racing, the Ferretworld Roadshow, Cumberland and Westmorland Wrestling, and the lively Young Farmers’ Challenge.
There’s plenty more throughout the day, from the Magical Musical Bike and Jester’s Circus to Zoobidoo, Jordyn Louise Dance, and music by the Border Concert Band. Don’t miss the chance to try Willow Weaving workshops too.
With sponsorship opportunities available, the Dalston Show continues to grow thanks to community support. Don’t miss this fantastic day out.
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Watchtree Kids’ Club is everything you’d expect from childcare on a nature reserve! Your child will spend the day under the care of our expert leaders—fully immersed in nature, exploring, creating, and often covered in mud!
There’s no such thing as a ‘typical’ day at Watchtree Kids’ Club, but activities may include:
- Bushcraft & survival skills
- Nature discovery & wildlife spotting
- Woodland crafts & hands-on activities
- Exploring on foot or by bike
Every session includes a delicious hot chocolate with marshmallows. (Non-dairy and vegan options available—please specify any allergies or dietary needs on the consent form.)
Sessions are suitable for 5 to 12 year olds and sessions run from 28 July to 27 August.
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This summer, mark your calendars for a weekend of music, fun, and adventure at Wild on the Wall, taking place from 25th to 27th July 2025.
Set in a vibrant and welcoming atmosphere, this family-friendly event promises three nights of camping, live entertainment, and plenty to keep everyone smiling.
There will be multiple live music tents, where you will see a top-class line-up of local(ish) bands and artists, from a range of genres, including performers from Carlisle Music venue 'The Source.'
Stalls from local businesses and Workshops/entertainment for all of the family too.
With under 12s going free, campervans welcome, and a dog-friendly policy, Wild on the Wall is the perfect getaway for families, friends, and music lovers alike.
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