5 things to do in the North West
Clip ‘N Climb
Liverpool’s first Clip ‘n Climb Adventure Park opens at Awesome Walls on Sunday. The family climbing experience aims to take climbing into a different dimension for those of all ages and abilities. The new adventure park features 19 climbing stations, from fun first timers to seasoned climbers. The stations include a tree trunk, dry ice, alien themed climb and the big cheese. Find out more here.
Just So Festival
Just So Festival is taking place on the Rode Hall Estate in Cheshire this weekend. Now in its eighth year, the festival is dedicated to children and their families. The event invites families to step out of their day to day lives and join in with a whole host of world class literature, arts, theatre, music, comedy and dancing as well as much more. The event will also feature lots of fun in the form of midnight feats, curious creatures, food and drink to enjoy and hidden retreats. Find out more here.
Southport Flower Show
The largest independent flower show in the country is taking place in Southport this weekend. This year’s theme is The Curious Garden and is inspired by mystery, wonder and curiosity, so expect to discover a whole range of things. Not only is there a wide selection of plants to appreciate, there is also a huge amount of entertainment to enjoy, including live music and stunt bikes, cooking demonstrations, a Minecraft experience and Mr Tumble will also be making an appearance. Find out more here.
Jungle Book at East Lancashire Railway
Head along to the East Lancashire Railway this weekend with the kids. The venue are hosting a Jungle Book themed journey at Bury Transport Museum. Families can explore the captivating story of Mowgli the man cub and all his animal friends. The kids will also discover what life is like in the wolf pack and how to avoid being hypnotised by a snake. Find out more here.
Clipper Round The World Yacht Race
The biggest round-the-world ocean race is returning to Liverpool this weekend, 10 years since it was last in the city. The race will begin this weekend at the Albert Dock and will end in the city 11 months later next summer. Head along on Sunday to see the yachts which are being sailed by 700 amateur crews and cheer them on as they begin their huge journey. Find out more here.
