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Monday 26th August | 2024 | 10.45am - 11.30am
National Ice Centre
£5 (under 5s go free)
Calling all little ones! Join National Ice Centre for one of their special Parent & Tots Skate sessions, designed to build confidence on the ice in a calm and fun environment. The ice rink will be exclusively for you and your tot, with pushchairs even allowed on the ice for added reassurance!
These themed sessions will have something for everyone. Dress up in your favourite costumes, enjoy story time, and skate along to the music.
Join National Ice Centre on Monday 26th August for our final themed parent & tots session of the summer: Princesses & Superheroes. One of many family friendly parties throughout the year, expect music, fancy dress, and a sprinkling of fairy dust…
| Princesses & Superheroes Themed Parent & Tots Skate (26 Aug 2024) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Day | Times | |
| Monday | 10:45 | - 11:30 |
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