Last Updated on June 17, 2024 by Suzy McCullough
Here it is our list of the best summer events across the South East to keep you busy all summer. This list includes events in the North West of England – Cheshire – Cumbria – Greater Manchester – Lancashire (no events found as yet in Lancashire) – Merseyside. All events are family-friendly.
Please check with the attraction that everything is as advertised before you visit.
Arley Hall and Gardens – Geronimo Family Festival – Cheshire
When? 23rd – 26th August.
Address: Arley, Northwich CW9 6NA, Cheshire
A Bit About – Geronimo festival features the best in world-class children’s entertainment, interactive musical experiences, yummy food, plus amazing opportunities for parents to relax and socialise once the sun starts going down. Plus outdoor theatre events.
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Beeston Castle – 2 events – Cheshire
When? See below
Address: Arley, Northwich CW9 6NA, Cheshire
A Bit About – 27th-28th July Medieval Life – Soak up the sights, smells and sounds of a medieval encampment as food is cooked on open fires, and the past is brought to life as medieval folk go about their daily lives. 25th – 26th August Clash of Knights – Between the breathtaking bouts, you can soak up the gentler atmosphere in the medieval encampment. Smell food cooking over an open fire, see colourful banners flutter in the wind and listen to musicians playing tunes from the Middle Ages. Find out more
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Knowsley Safari Park – Jurassic Summer – Merseyside
When? 22nd July – 3rd September
Address: Prescot L34 4AN
A Bit About – “Brace yourself for face-to-face encounters with gigantic, life-like dinosaurs that will leave you roaring with excitement! Our animated puppets will make you believe you’ve stepped back in time. They roar, blink, and move just like real dinosaurs, creating a truly wild experience for the whole family – and the best part is, it’s all included in the regular admission price!”
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Quarry Bank National Trust – Summer of Play – Cheshire
When? 20th July – 2nd September
Address: Quarry Bank National Trust, Styal Rd, Styal, Wilmslow, Cheshire, SK9 4LA
A Bit About – Enjoy hours of fun on the Mill Meadow as little ones navigate through a maze, challenge themselves with the obstacle course and build all kinds of creations at the loose parts play station. With a changing programme of themes, families will be invited to wear fancy dress, get on their marks for sports day, or go exploring on the teddy bear trail. Other events at Quarry Bank.
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Tatton Park and Farm – Summer of Adventure – Cheshire
When? 23rd July – 23rd August
Address: Tatton Park Gardens, Mereheath Dr, Knutsford, Cheshire, WA16 6SG
A Bit About – This summer, head down to the farm for a fun-filled day out! From getting up close and personal with all your farmyard favourites to delicious cookery demonstrations, there’s something for the whole family to enjoy. Sweeten your summer with our honey-themed Taster Tuesdays. Each week, we’re serving up a unique treat that’s sure to delight your taste buds and more.
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Walton Hall Gardens – Zoo Keeper Experience – Cheshire
When? Various dates in July and August
Address: Walton Hall and Gardens, Walton Lea Rd, Higher Walton, Warrington, Cheshire, WA4 6SN
A Bit About – If you love animals then this is definitely for you! Join us for a session to discover what working in the children’s zoo is really like. Starting off by cleaning out some of our stables, we’ll then learn about what our animals eat and meet some of our friendly zoo residents. You’ll be mucking in to muck out so old clothes are essential! More about Walton Hall Events.
World of Beatrix Potter – Happy Birthday Peter Rabbit show – Cumbria
When? Throughout the summer holidays
Address: The World of Beatrix Potter, Crag Brow, Bowness-on-Windermere, Windermere, Cumbria, LA23 3BX
A Bit About – Hop to your seats, join in the fun and watch with delight as your favourite characters are brought to life in a theatrical spectacular with beautiful puppets and enchanting songs. Plus Peter Rabbit tea parties.
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