It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas on Little Stanley Street Lawn with kids’ crafts, games and activities turning the precinct into a Yuletide wonderland from 17 to 22 December.
Head to the pop-up stage and boogie on down to your favourite Christmas carols at the Elf Sing-Along Dance Party, every evening from 4pm to 8pm.
Let the little ones burn off energy playing with the free lawn games or slow down the pace and let them catch their breath by building a reindeer at the free craft station.
Some of South Bank’s colourful and entertaining roving performers are sure to stop by to add an extra sprinkle of Christmas merriment and mirth.
The entire family can also get into the spirit of the season by visiting The Wishing Tree.
Kids and adults alike are invited to write their Christmas wishes on a piece of paper and hang it on The Wishing Tree, creating an eye-catching piece of temporary public art.
Holly Jolly Kids is open every evening from 4pm to 8pm. Entry is free and open to visitors of all ages. No bookings are required.
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