An exhibition on a collection of Lincolnshire folklore by the renowned researcher Ethel H. Rudkin, who has long been regarded as the person who knows virtually everything about the customs of this county.
Lincolnshire Folklore delves deep into this area, extracting old beliefs, customs and stories including tales of Boggarts, Black Dogs, Witches and Tiddy People.
Check opening times before travelling as exhibition will take place within a shared space.
This popular outdoor market has everything from delicious fresh fruit and vegetables to the latest fashions and vintage and second-hand books.
Ballpool Heaven Stay and Play
Every Fortnight on Friday
You have the choice of 3 sessions, which are as follows:
Session 1: 9.15am to 10.45am
Session 2: 11am to 12.30pm
Session 3: 12.45pm to 2.15pm
£3.50 per child, £5 for 2 siblings.
Booking required. To book your place text 07717 685 242.
Burton upon Stather Toddler Group is for under 5s and their parents/guardians to meet, play and socialise.
We meet every Friday from 9.15 – 11.15 am (term time only) in Burton upon Stather Village Hall.
It costs £1 each for adults and children 6 months and older, which includes healthy snacks for the kids and tea or coffee for adults. We have different toys to play with every week and often have special sessions e.g. soft play sessions and Christmas and summer parties.
Check out our Facebook page Burton Toddlers Group for details.
Everyone is welcome – come along and join us!
Play session for babies & their parents/carers.
Support for your baby’s development.
The Health Team will be available on a regular basis for advice and information.
For more information, please contact your local Children’s Centre.
Date reviewed: 13.11.19
Weekly drop in session for anyone who may be experiencing domestic abuse.
Date Reviewed: 8.11.19
Opportunity for Childminders to come and play and mingle with other childminders at Ashby Children’s Centre.
Runs term – time only.
Date reviewed: 13.11.19
Early Starters is a playgroup for children from birth to school age accompanied by their parent or carer. Parents and carers are encouraged to take part in lots of activities with their children to help them learn through play.
Each week is slightly different with a rotation of toys including: active toys, home corner, dressing up, book corner, music, train track, garage, puzzles and creative play. In addition we have a soft baby area with age suitable toys.
A healthy snack is provided and we include a sing along session. A warm welcome awaits Mums, Dads, grandparents, child minders and anyone else caring for a child under 5.
Parents and carers can enjoy a free cup of tea/coffee and toast.
We also organise trips and fund raising events throughout the year.
Takes place term-time only.
Date reviewed: 26.11.19
This Family Bugs session takes place at Bottesford Pavilion in Scunthorpe.
At Music Bugs, our aim is not to teach music, but to allow and encourage young children to develop, grow and explore the world around them through music and song.
Participation in music and singing classes is a great way for your child to socialise and develop in a creative and stimulating environment. In addition, research has shown that singing songs and rhymes on a regular basis helps to widen your child’s vocabulary and listening skills which are an essential part of learning to read, write and communicate.
During a typical 45 minute class, we will sing nursery rhymes, counting songs, knee bouncers, action songs and finger play rhymes. A wide range of props (pom poms, puppets, scarves, bubbles, percussion instruments, hobby horses, and teddies) help to engage your child’s attention and bring our sessions to life.
Family Bugs sessions are suitable for pre-school children and their parents as well as siblings, grandparents, childminders and friends.
There are several weekly music classes across the North Lincolnshire area for varying age groups. Check out the website for further details.
Sessions run term-time only.
Date reviewed: 20.11.19
Drop-in sessions offering advice and support to those who have experienced mental health problems.