A fun, family cats and bats trail around Peterborough Cathedral
This free, family event will take you on a journey from darkness to light
Children will make bat hats and creepy cats before moving through a series of activities culminating in the creation of luminaries. This fun trail, around the Cathedral aims to encourage families to reflect upon the things that scare us and the people that give us hope.
This is a free event although donations to support the running costs are encouraged.
Aimed at primary aged children but younger children welcome
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