Today, Days out

Garden opening.

Follow the venue's trail and tick off five of your 50 things to do before you're 11 and 3/4.

American skunk cabbage is an invasive, foul smelling plant found in wet, boggy soils. Help the rangers rid Barloch Moor of the weed leaving it a more welcoming environment for wildlife. Please wear strong gloves, wellies and bring a spade if you have one. Under 16s must be accompanied by an adult.

An opportunity to view and explore the varied wildlife in the Wild Coast Exhibition and Nature Discovery Room.

The Burrell's collection of 17th century garb is given the spotlight, including a rare embroidered skirt panel that Anne of Denmark might have once donned.

Garden opening.

Garden opening.

Displays of fruit, flowers, vegetables, baking, preserves, photographs, wine and handicrafts in the 70th edition of the show.

Walk and talk with the garden team, including a rare opportunity to view the Bath House.

A tour of the wetlands and wildlife spotting. The experience lasts for approximately 40 minutes.

Find out about events and locations of historical importance in the local area.

The class deals with posture work, breathing techniques, relaxation and visualisation.

A flowing yoga which is good for building core strength, suppleness and balance.

Portraits of Henry VIII and his first wife, Catherine of Aragon, are shown together for the first time in 500 years. Catherine's portrait has been loaned by Lambeth Palace.

An interactive games, music and song session for little ones and their parents providing a relaxed and stimulating environment that will encourage youngsters to learn.

An interactive games, music and song session for little ones and their parents providing a relaxed and stimulating environment that will encourage youngsters to learn.

An interactive session of music, song and games for very little ones and their parents.

Dating from 1760, the courthouse is a fine example of Georgian architecture. The south wing is still used for a vibrant country market and the north wing houses an exhibition on the history of the town's legal system where it's also possible to view the interior of the courtroom.

A permanent, immersive multimedia installation providing an insight into life in the RAF, drawing from the museum's history as an operational airfield from 1918 to 1961, and recreating the original 1930s Watch Office.

Posters, scripts, costumes and ephemera from the BFI archive examining the film-maker's life and work. Despite the London-born film-maker's relocation to Hollywood his films continued to feature an array of home-grown UK talent and it is this relationship with Britain that will feature heavily in the pieces on display.