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Winter Wonders takes off at Kirstenbosch

1 June 2013 By admin

Three weeks of winter school holidays and what to do with the kids? The answer is to take them off to Winter Wonders at Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden.

From Monday 24 June until Friday 12 July the garden offers activities that will have your kids creating, learning, walking and generally having fun. Simply the best time to bask in the beauty of Kirstenbosch’s winter mantle and ensuring the holidays pass by in a flash. Meet the wonderful characters who inhabit the garden at our storytelling sessions, enjoy the popular puppet show, join an exciting adventure walk – a parent or grandparent can come too – or simply create a beautiful piece of craft work using things from the garden. The choice is yours for a fun (and relaxed) school holiday.

This is the time to let the kids explore the most beautiful garden in Africa in the midst of its Centenary year and learn more about the environment we live in. With entry to the Garden FREE for children six years to 17 years during this period this is the perfect outing for the whole family.

Booking for all events is essential. See full programme details on www.sanbi.org.za

Enquiries: 021 799 8783

Details:
Dates: Monday, 24 June to Friday, 12 July
Time: 09:00 onwards
Cost: Free entry to Garden for children between 6 and 17. Some events have a cost. Call 021 799 8783 for more details.
Website: www.sanbi.org.za
Enquiries: 021 799 8783

 

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