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Illustrations by Joanna Boyle<br />

GUERRILLA CRAFT<br />

K I D S L I S T I N G S<br />

Guerrilla Craft will teach teens a variety of<br />

craft skills, focusing on innovative ways to<br />

customise clothes.<br />

The three day-long workshops will be informal,<br />

and encourage students to experiment<br />

with their own ideas. One session will focus<br />

on using ‘found materials’ one wouldn’t normally<br />

think of attaching to clothes, such as<br />

builders’ plastic and bubble wrap. Hopefully<br />

not meat, though.<br />

Wed <strong>10</strong>th- Fri 12th, <strong>Lewes</strong> Castle Education<br />

Room, <strong>10</strong>am-3.30pm, £20/day or £50 for all<br />

three (materials are provided, so booking is<br />

essential), guerrillacraftlewes@gmail.com or<br />

07905 042867<br />

INTREPID THEATRE<br />

Intrepid is a good name for a theatre company<br />

preparing to stage Peter Pan in a week, using<br />

a group of 5-12-year-olds.<br />

The company’s week-long workshops are always<br />

popular, as they let kids get involved with<br />

all parts of setting up the show. The morning<br />

sessions focus on acting, while afternoons are<br />

reserved for crafts, including costume and set<br />

design. Parents and friends will be able to see<br />

the results of the kids’ efforts at the grand performance<br />

on Friday afternoon.<br />

There are two workshops in <strong>Lewes</strong>, one starting<br />

on the 1st, another on the 22nd. Southover<br />

Church Hall, 9.15am—3.15pm Monday-Friday,<br />

£130 per child (£<strong>10</strong>0 for siblings), 01273<br />

476226 or of�ce@intrepidinspires.co.uk<br />

(If you miss out on a place, Intrepid’s also run-<br />

ning a Saturday morning series of classes at<br />

the All Saints Saints Centre, starting in September.)<br />

TRAIN & CAR DAYS OUT<br />

The Bentley Wildfowl and Motor Museum<br />

hosts a marvellous collection of<br />

vintage cars by Lamborghini, BMW, and<br />

Bentley, as well as several that look a bit<br />

like Brum.<br />

Visitors might want to bring a birdwatcher’s<br />

guide. The site hosts around 125 of<br />

the world’s 147 wildfowl species, including<br />

Australian black swans. There are 12<br />

acres of wood to explore, by foot, or on<br />

the miniature train. (Open daily, <strong>10</strong>.30am<br />

- 5.30pm, £8/7/6, 01825 840573, http://<br />

www.bentley.org.uk/)<br />

For a more comprehensive rail experience,<br />

head to the Lavender Line in Is-<br />

�eld. On Bank Holiday Monday (29th),<br />

Sun 7th and Sun 28th, steam trains will be<br />

running the picturesque two-mile circuit<br />

through Little Horsted.<br />

Diesel trains will be in action on other<br />

Sundays, as well as every Wednesday and<br />

Thursday of the month. They go every<br />

half hour from 11am to 4.30, and if you’re<br />

lucky (or is that unlucky?), you might see<br />

one of the Line’s ghosts: the lady in white<br />

or the drunken gamekeeper.<br />

There’s plenty more to see, including a<br />

steam-era café, a Grade II-listed signalbox,<br />

a model railway, and a<br />

conservation area, with<br />

wildlife posters telling<br />

you what to<br />

look out for.<br />

(£8/7/5, 01825<br />

750515, www.<br />

lavender-line.<br />

co.uk) co.uk)<br />

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