WORCESTER’S Fire Station will be opening its doors to city residents this Saturday (September 10) for its annual open day.
There will be a wide range of fun filled activities for everyone to enjoy including fairground rides, an inflatable slide, competitions and face painting at the event which starts at 11am and runs until 4pm.
At the open day there will also be a live firefighting and and road traffic collision demonstrations. There will also be the chance to look first-hand at the equipment and vehicles at the station, as well as the opportunity to ride a fire engine.
YOUNGSTERS are being invited to a theatrical school’s open day.
All Sorts of Performing Arts are hosting the free open day this Saturday (September 10) at Bishop Perowne CE College, for children aged three to 18-years-old.
The workshops will include street, cheerdance, musical theatre, ballroom, ballet, line dancing, tap, theatre art, drama, formation dance, social dancing and street tap.
Stuart Inglis, All Sorts’ principal said: “We’re about giving everyone the chance to shine and have a great programme of amazing opportunities. We’re all very excited.
“We’re also holding open auditions for children to take part in the 2017 dancing at the proms.”
The open day will run from 9am to 3pm.
Call Mr Inglis on 07437505198 or visit www.allsortsofpa.co.uk to book a place or for more information.
A POPULAR city group is holding a free open morning and Bring a Friend week on Saturday (September 10).
Worcester Young Voices, which was awarded the Young Performer of the Year for Music at Worcester Competitive Arts festival, performs regularly across the county.
In June they performed at Croome Court in a concert based on the works or Roald Dahl.
Children aged between five and 16 years-old, of all abilities, are welcome at the morning at the Magdalene Room, next to St George’s Church in Barbourne, Worcester.
Visit www.worcesteryoungvoices.co.uk or e-mail [email protected] for more information.
A PACKED week of events to protect the wildlife along the canal in Worcester has been organised by the city’s Canal Group.
City residents can take part in Worcester Canal Group’s Wildlife Week from Saturday (September 10) until Sunday, September 18.
Various activities to highlight the range of wildlife that lives along the canal from a ‘Moth Breakfast’ to a flower walk have been arranged for throughout the week.
Organisers also hope caring residents will lend a hand and help carry out a survey of all the wildlife living along the canal – from snails to swans and everything inbetween.
Visit www.worcestercanalwildlife.org.uk for details of the special events and organised survey sessions.
