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Wild Days Out

Various locations, BANGOR, Bangor, Down, BT20 4BT
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About

Looking for free, fun, and educational outdoor activities for the kids this August? "Wild Days Out" is a series of exciting, hands-on nature sessions designed especially for children across Ards and North Down!

Each event offers a chance to explore the outdoors, learn about local wildlife, and get creative with natural materials.

Ideal for children and their families: just drop in anytime between 10am and 2pm.

Friday 8 August - Feasts for Feathers
Location: Kiltonga Nature Reserve, Newtownards

Get your binoculars ready! We'll go on a gentle guided walk to spot and identify native birds. Kids will also get to make eco-friendly bird treats using natural and recycled materials a fun way to support our feathered friends!

Friday 15 August - Coastline Biodiversity
Location: Coastal Playpark, Millisle

Explore the shoreline and learn all about the animals and plants that call our coast home. This hands-on session will have kids discovering shells, seaweed, and even tiny sea creatures!

Friday 22 August - Tremendous Trees and Plants
Location: Walled Garden (Playpark), Bangor

Learn how to identify native trees and wildflowers, then try 'Hapa Zome' a creative Japanese technique of leaf dyeing. Kids can make their own natural artwork to take home!

What to Bring:

Weather-appropriate clothing
Your curiosity and creativity!

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Opening Times

Season (8 Aug 2025 - 22 Aug 2025)
DayTimes
Monday - ThursdayClosed
Friday10:00 - 14:00
Saturday - SundayClosed

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