EDITOR'S CHOICE ROUND-UP Man arrested for metal theft Your vote counts - help charity win Strike hit collections ALCESTER NEWS A year on from floods misery Activity scheme to beat boredom SCHOOLS It's greased lightning! School garden scoops first prize Fond memories of Wales walks SPORTS ROUND-UP Laura leaves for Gooners Inkberrow still second Lads have great season WHAT'S ON Get other-worldly Charity gig for bands Elvis tribute hits the road for festive dates GET OUR NEWS BY E-MAIL Just register

Most read Comments 1 Man arrested for metal theft 2 Laura leaves for Gooners 3 Arrows play off hopes on knife edge 4 No panic for ‘Church 5 Your vote counts - help charity win 6 ALVECHURCH joint manager lee McWilliams is confident he will have a strong squad out in time for the start of the Midland Alliance season despite the lack of signings at Lye Meadow. 7 Simon says yes to Reds return 8 Lads have great season 9 Tories celebrate a double victory 10 Inkberrow still second Today | 7 Days 1 Points on castle plan 2 Tories celebrate a double victory

FORGE Mill Needle Museum will be getting in the medieval mood this half term in preparation for its medieval festival.

Saint George and the Dragon will be the activity on Tuesday, May 27, where children will be able to make a fearsome, firebreathing dragon and design their own knight's shield based on the traditional folk legend.

The activity on Wednesday, May 28 is titled Storm the Castle and will give children an opportunity to explore the world of medieval siege weapons by creating their own model of a catapult.

The workshops are scheduled to take place between 1-3pm and all those attending will receive free entry into the medieval festival on June 7 and 8. All workshops are £4 and booking is essential.

Details can be found at www.forgemill.org.uk or by calling 62509.

4:54pm Tuesday 20th May 2008

Print

Email this