Kids, free events

A chance to go behind the scenes to see the museum's bardic chair collection in the company of curator, Sioned Williams.

A collecting workshop with Curator Owain Rhys.

Join Curator Sioned Hughes at the chapel to find out more about the radical ideas that have been discussed there through history.

Curator Owain Rhys leads a tour looking at how the museum has recorded the lives of communities in Wales.

Join Curator Mared McAleavey for a tour of the servants' quarters.

Join Elen Phillips, Curator of Textiles, to uncover the hidden secrets of the textile collection.

Take part in the National Butterfly Survey and learn to recognise the fluttery creatures in your own garden.

The ringside entertainment for Glasgow East's 5K Fun Run is an all-encompassing festival of music, drama, activities, storytelling, art and more.

Dig out those walking boots for an all day hike from Neilston to Cowan Park in Barrhead taking in the hills of Neilston Pad and Duncarnock (the Craigie). Meet at the playing fields car park in Cowan Park, on Aurs Road beside Barrhead High School.

This captivating story features Billy from Salford, who was evacuated to the countryside during the Second World War. Families will follow the story and learn about life on the home front.

Hands-on activities for all ages and a chance to unwind and relax in Ordsall's gardens.

The annual rowing battle between the Dark and Light Blues of Oxbridge, along a four-and-a-quarter mile course from Putney to Mortlake, with giant television screens placed along the way so spectators don't miss a single stroke of the oars. Cambridge will hope to avenge defeat at last year's event, which was famously…

Rhymes, stories and songs to stimulate and delight wee ones. Ages 0–4. Booking is essential.

Engage young minds with pictures and words.

Reading sessions.

• Written by: Steve Evans (Adaptation)

Bryanston Junior Drama Society presents The Borrowers by Mary Norton and adapted by Steve Evans. Arrietty is your typical teenager desperate to experience the big world, the only difference being that she and her parents, the Clock family, live under the floorboards of a very hostile house, surviving off things they…

Jewellery, scarves, soaps, wooden name plaques, ceramics, wooden pens, pencils, trinkets, preserves, place-mats and coasters created by local craftspeople.