Five things to do near Kingston over the Easter holidays
With the Easter Holidays starting on Monday, 7 April, many of you may be looking for things to do to keep the kids entertained.
Thus, we've created a list of five things to do in and around Kingston over the Easter break.
Nix Academy's 'Wicked'-themed Easter Holiday Camps
From Monday, 7 April – 11 April, Nix Academy is hosting a 'Wicked'-themed Easter Camp.
The camp will run from 9am – 4pm at Nix's studio at Hampton Wick Infants School on the above dates.
The age groups include Minis for three-eight-year-olds and Juniors for ages nine – 14.
Kids attending the camps can expect:
- Soar through the air with supervised aerial acrobatics
- Create lasting friendships through exciting team games
- Channel your inner costume designer with arts and crafts
- Dance and perform like a true Broadway star
- Build confidence through creative expression
- Make memories that will last a lifetime
Book a space here.
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FUEL – Easter Holiday camps
FUEL has a variety of Easter holiday camps running at various venues across the borough over the Easter holidays.
The camps and clubs range from youth clubs to football camps to music services.
To book a place you will need your child's unique 17-digit FUEL booking code. If you have not received your child's code, email FUEL at [email protected].
Find out what FUEL has to offer here.
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Lindt GOLD BUNNY hunt at Hampton Court Palace
From now until Monday, 21 April, Hampton Court Palace is hosting the Lindt GOLD BUNNY hunt.
Those taking part in the hunt will be able to explore the palace's gardens in search of the Lindt GOLD BUNNY statues peeking out from the daffodils.
As families embark on this trail throughout the palace grounds, they will also discover the "remarkable" individuals who left their mark on Henry VIII's home.
Once they've found all the statues, visitors will be rewarded with a 10g Lindt GOLD BUNNY treat.
Non-chocolate alternatives will be available on request.
Hampton Court Palace asks that guests allow 90 minutes to complete the trail.
The hunt is designed for children aged three - 12 years old and their families.
To take part in the hunt, you must book a ticket to visit the palace, which costs between £14 and £30.90, depending on ages and chosen dates, but members can get in for free.
Book your palace tickets here.
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Easter events at New Malden Library
New Malden Library is hosting a variety of Easter-themed events over the Easter Holidays.
Forget-Me-Nots Arts and Crafts Club will meet on Tuesday, 8 April and Tuesday, 15 April at New Malden Library from 10.30am – 11.30am for Easter fun, arts, and crafts.
It will also be hosting an Easter Basket Crafts workshop for kids aged four – 11 at 10am on 12 April.
Moreover, there will be an Easter Egg Craft workshop for kids aged four – 11 at 10am on 17 April.
Find out more here.
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Watersports and Easter Activities at The Lensbury
The Lensbury has officially started its watersports courses for the season, and it has something for everyone and of all ages.
Most importantly, it has junior clubs for the little ones where they can learn new skills, practice their techniques and have a blast with the instructors.
Find out more here.
This Easter, The Lensbury also has a range of exciting activities for the whole family to enjoy, including the Easter Golden Rugby Ball Trail, Easter Tennis Camps, an Easter Chocolate Hunt, and much more.
Find out more here.
On Easter Sunday itself (20 April), The Lensbury is offering an indulgent carvery for the family to enjoy.
Diners on the day can enjoy a selection of dishes including a British leg of lamb, wild garlic gnocchi, and more.
It has also got a variety of desserts on offer ranging from a vegan chocolate brownie to the classic Eton mess.
Book your table here now.
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So, there is lots to do in and around Kingston over the Easter holidays, but if that is not enough or if we have missed any events, check out our What's On page where you can also add your events.
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