Christmas Puppet Show

Where: Longlands Lake, Cleator, CA22 2TB. Meet in the car park.

When: Saturday 6th December, 11.45am-1.30pm

What: Join Edgar the Badger and his friends for an interactive festive puppet show in the woods at Longlands Lake and learn how our native animals live during winter. Enjoy live Christmas music with Laura Bailey and come and join the animals as they sing the winter in!

There will also be added extras of hot drinks, a snack and a Christmas craft activity - it's not one to miss.

This event is free & most suitable for up to age 8, but fun for all the family.

Please ensure you wear clothing and footwear suitable for the weather and for an outdoor setting.

Booking is essential - tickets needed for children only.

Children must be supervised by an adult at all times.

Any questions please contact Mia on mia@westcumbriariverstrust.org

Safety

Safety statement - All events have been risk assessed and a safety briefing will be given at the start of the event. All events will be led by a WCRT staff member and in some cases an external. WCRT hold public liability insurance.

Your statement of participation - You, as the participant, understand that the activity can involve an element of risk of injury. You agree to take responsibility for your own actions and those for whom you have responsibility & will observe the safety instructions and guidance given by the WCRT staff. All bookings are made on the basis that participants will observe the safety instructions given by the WCRT staff member. Participants must agree to share any relevant information that will help the staff member to look after everyone’s safety.

GDPR statement - Please see Eventbrite’s GDPR statement. WCRT will keep your details for 1 week after the event to use for sending feedback forms to, all information provided will remain confidential.

Photo statement - we will take photos during the event, please let us know if you don’t consent to photos being taken.

Thanks to our funders: Sellafield Ltd SiX - Social Multiplied Impact Programme.