With another few days to go until the kids go back to school, you might be looking for something fun to do with them.
To make your job a tiny bit easier, we've compiled a list of the best family friendly events taking place in Dublin over the next month.
Young Chef Classes
When: 26th August
Where: Airfield, Dundrum.
Cost: €21
Is your child a budding chef or do they love to help you out in the kitchen?
The young chef classes for 8-12-year olds will run four times during the year with seasonal menus and take-home recipes. Children will explore our food gardens and harvest their own ingredients for the different dishes they produce.
Classes will be led by the Airfield education, restaurant and bakery team in a relaxed and fun environment. Children will see the process of food from farm to fork and get hands-on, learning kitchen safety with correct utensil care. They will soon be getting creative in the kitchen preparing delicious healthy meals that they can recreate at home
Dublin's Medieval Story
When: 18th - 26th August
Where: Dublinia
Cost: Free - to book contact bookings@dublinia.ie
Discover Dublin’s Medieval Story. Learn of warfare, crime and punishment. Smell the aromas and learn to play medieval games at our fair. Walk along a cramped street and learn about Dublin's curfew!
Discover Dublin’s Medieval Story in Dublinia. Learn of warfare, crime and punishment from 700 years ago. Smell the spicy aromas and learn to play medieval games at our fair, as well as walking along a bustling medieval street – don’t forget to give the beggar some change!
GENEius Little Stories
When: 26th August
Where: Irish Family History Centre, Custom House Quay.
Cost: €5
This Heritage Week at the Irish Family History Centre we’re celebrating all of our stories from across the world! Come along to our arts and crafts party and tell your story. We’ll be getting creative, making fingerprint family trees on canvas, and trying on some time-travelling costumes!
Pre-Booking is mandatory for this event as spaces are limited.
Suitable for children of all ages.
Rocket Recall Workshop
When: 28th August
Where: DSPCA, Rathfarnham
Cost: €45
Are you finding that it’s successful at home or in the park when there are no other dogs around, but not so good when there’s competition for your dog’s attention?
This fun family friendly workshop will give you the tools and introduce you to a number of techniques to build a more solid recall against a wide variety of distractions!
Secret Garden Saturdays: The Ark Aviary
When: 25th August
Where: Ark, Temple Bar
Cost: Tickets available from here.
Become part of The Ark flock in this bird mask making workshop. You will use paper and natural mixed media to create your own distinct bird mask. Birds come in all shapes and sizes and colours
National Heritage Week
When: 18th - 26th August
Where: All over Dublin
Cost: Free
National Heritage Week is a unique opportunity for everyone to get involved in Ireland’s heritage. Learn about it, preserve it for future generations and, above all, enjoy it.
Find all the family friendly events on the National Heritage Week Website.
Our Family Friendly National Heritage Week Pick is:
Totally Terrific Tomato Festival
When: 18th - 26th August
Where: National Botanic Gardens
Cost: Free
An exhibition of tomato cultivars and their relatives - tobacco, potatoes, chilies, petunias, and even deadly nightshade - will be on display until Sunday 2nd September
There will be a series of talks - Tomato Tales- amongst the speakers will be tomato addict Nicky Kyle, and Director of the Gardens Matthew Jebb.
Ukulele Hooley
When: Saturday 25th August - Sunday 26th August 2018
Where: Dún Laoghaire
Cost: Free
Bring the whole family along to Europe’s longest running ukulele festival for a sing-song and a dance.
The event will host a selection of workshops, open mike sessions and an amazing lineup of ukulele artists, both local and international.
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