Families are invited to enjoy a day packed with fun and games as a free event returns to Aldershot town centre.
Playfest, organised by Rushmoor Borough Council, will take over the town centre on Saturday, August 29, from 10am to 4pm.
The event promises hands-on activities for all ages, from slime making and karate sessions to science shows, DJ mixing and creating a crazy floor painting masterpiece.
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Cllr Sophie Porter, deputy leader and cabinet member for healthy communities and active lives at Rushmoor Borough Council, said: "Playfest is such a popular event for local families, marking the end of the school holidays.
"It’s always a pleasure to see children and parents enjoying the hands-on activities, having fun together and creating lasting memories.
"We hope to see you there."
Visitors can step into a virtual reality world of minibeasts, climb through an adventure cave or build brick creations.
There will also be meet real beekeepers and chill-out storytelling sessions.
Families will also be able to take part in workshops at the community bandstand with opportunities to discover a hidden talent, get creative and make some summer memories together.
All activities are free and designed for children aged four and above, with everyone welcome.
Children must be accompanied at all times.
More details are available at rushmoor.gov.uk/playfest.
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