Unique Gloucestershire March 2016
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Tuesday 29 <strong>March</strong>: New Acquisitions: Whittington Villa<br />
Discovery Zone with Heather Dawson<br />
Be amongst the first to see some of the Museum’s amazing new acquisitions from<br />
the Whittington Court Roman Villa excavations conducted 65 years ago.<br />
Time: 11-12.30pm<br />
Included in admission<br />
Wednesday 30 <strong>March</strong>: Gargoyle Masks<br />
Family Drop-in with Jane Bovenizer<br />
Often carved in stone on churches and other<br />
buildings, beastly gargoyles can be seen. Come<br />
along and create your own gargoyle mask to take<br />
home.<br />
Time: 10-11am<br />
Cost: £1.50 per child or free for season ticket holders. Suitable for ages 3 and<br />
above.<br />
Wednesday 30 <strong>March</strong>: Mini Mosaics<br />
Children’s Workshop with Emma Stuart<br />
Be inspired by the Roman art of mosaic making by creating your own mosaic tile<br />
to take home. All materials and instruction provided.<br />
Time: 10.30-12pm<br />
Cost: £7 per child £6 for season ticket holders. Booking essential. Suitable for ages<br />
8 and above<br />
Thursday 31 <strong>March</strong>: Jolly Jesters<br />
Family Drop-in<br />
Explore the medieval court where fun, feasting and entertainment took place.<br />
Create a jolly jester character to keep your family entertained.<br />
Time: 10-11am<br />
Cost: £1.50 per child or free for season ticket holders. Suitable for ages 3 and<br />
above<br />
Contact phone :01285 655611<br />
Blue Dogs Kitchen<br />
Shrove Tuesday - Help The Heroes<br />
<strong>Unique</strong> went along to a Special Shrove Tuesday Event at Blue Dogs Kitchen a coffee<br />
and food shop on Regents Street<br />
Paul Cadby the owner of Blue Dogs Kitchen wanted to do something for Help the<br />
Heroes charity as he has several friends and family members who are ex forces.<br />
Paul cooked up pan cakes and crapes with banana's and various toppings for<br />
passers by who made a donation to the charity and I must say I was greatly<br />
impressed with mine :)<br />
Blue Dogs Kitchen name was created as he had to leave two dogs at home and they<br />
were upset when he wasn't there (Blue)<br />
They have been trading on Regent Street since November 2015 and things are<br />
going well<br />
Pop into Blue Dogs Kitchen if you want to have a yummy treat or a lovely hot drink<br />
and Follow them on Twitter @bluedogskitchen<br />
To tell us about your upcoming event or how you can<br />
advertise your event on a Full Page, please contact<br />
info@uniquemediagroup.co.uk
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