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Nature Trail
Type:Wildlife & Nature Event
Hampton Court, PETERBOROUGH, Cambridgeshire, PE3 7JB
Drop-in for a socially-distanced nature trail at WestRaven Community Garden!
Activities include:
* Nature trail
* Arts and crafts
* Guided meditation at 2pm
* Snacks and refreshments (small fee)
Free entry! Donations are welcome, all proceeds go to WestRaven Community Cafe and Garden.
When: 11:00-15:00, Saturday 24th October
Where: WestRaven Community Garden
Please wear sensible clothing and sturdy footwear, as this event will be held outside.
** This event is socially distanced, in accordance with public health guidelines. To maintain social distancing, our activities have a maximum capacity of one family at a time. For more information please contact us at resiliencerisingpeterborough@gmail.com **
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