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Beale Wildlife Park’s Love Your Zoo Week

Beale Wildlife Park’s Love Your Zoo Week

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Beale Wildlife Park is super excited to celebrate May half-term with Love Your Zoo Week. A celebration of everything wonderful Beale has to offer.

Throughout the half-term, you and your little ones can:

Join the Heart Tree project, and spread the love with a self-led craft.
Transform into your favourite animals with our amazing face painters.
Meet the Marvellous Mini-Beasts or take part in the Python Picnic, a fantastic animal-handling session.
Create animal enrichment and watch our animals enjoy them in our daily sessions.
Join our knowledgeable Keepers in Keeper Talks held throughout the day.
Explore the park with our self-guided trail, and discover the staff’s favourite animals.

Plus, all of Beale Park’s amazing attractions, including: train rides, over 150 animal species, beautiful gardens, 3 outdoor play areas, indoor soft play, little tykes village, and splash pool.

Dates: 27^th May – 4^th June 2023

What's On - Beale Wildlife Park and Gardens (bealepark.org.uk)

Mon 15 Jul 2024

OX Country Meets: Endellion Lycett Green

This summer the Laura Lopes Gallery presents works by botanical artist Endellion Lycett Green in the Tithe Barn at Thyme. Through her art, Lycett Green pays testament to the inspiration she finds in the natural world.

Mon 15 Jul 2024

Nature Photography Competition

Berkshire, Buckinghamshire & Oxfordshire Wildlife Trust (BBOWT) has opened its annual nature photography competition for 2024 with new categories and prizes.

Thu 11 Jul 2024

Creative Workshops Summer School with Modern Makers Collective

Ever wanted to make your own jewellery or lampshade? Or fancied a go at printing or making a floral wreath? You can do all of these and more at Summer School, a series of creative workshops the Coaching Barn near Wallingford on the weekends of 20th/21st and 27th/28th of July.

Tue 2 Jul 2024

Twelfth Night at the Castle

Wild Goose Theatre returned to the Oxford Castle for their fourteenth year of outdoor performance. Their programme this year takes Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night and places this comedy of love triangles and mistaken identity in the austere grounds of the Castle development.