Glasgow Feb Half-Term 2020

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Competition winners!!!
It’s always great to hear from
our competition winner’s at
Primary Times
Glasgow!
Alex Rees from Clarkston was
one of our lucky winners from
the Christmas
issue, and won a family
ticket to see Pinocchio at The
Pavilion Theatre. He
took along his cousin Sam
and had a brilliant time
booing the Baddies!
For your chance to win one
of our brilliant competition
prizes turn to page
13 of the magazine, where
you can win tickets to see James Campbell at the Glasgow Kids Comedy
Festival, or Motherwell Theatre’s Easter Pantomime, Alice in Wonderland.
And please remember to send in your photos if you win!
See Little Mix at Ayr Racecourse!
Pop superstars Little Mix are taking
their unmissable live show on the
road this year with their 21-date
Summer 2020 tour including
Saturday 25 July at Ayr Racecourse.
The tour will see Little Mix perform
some of their greatest hits including
‘Woman Like Me’, ‘Touch’, ‘Shout Out
to My Ex’, ‘Black Magic’ and ‘Wings’.
Since 2011, Perrie Edwards, Jesy
Nelson, Leigh-Anne Pinnock and Jade
Thirlwall have not only established
themselves as one of British pop’s
brightest acts, but also as a global
pop phenomenon.
They have sold more than 50 million
records worldwide, collected more
than 17 million Spotify listeners,
received more than 3 billion YouTube
views, and collated 12 billion streams
worldwide. Record sales have seen
them notch up a total of four UK No.1
singles, four platinum-selling albums
and nine platinum selling singles,
surpassing a record previously
held by the Spice Girls. Their 2016
album ‘Glory Days’ was the biggest
selling album by a female group this
millennium in the UK, alongside
being named the longest-reigning
Top 40 album for a girl group ever.
Tickets are now on sale from
www.lhgtickets.com
Looking for a
fun day out
for the little
bookworm in your life?
Spark their imagination at our magical ‘Wee Write’ Family Day on 7 March
2020 at Glasgow’s Mitchell Library.
Enjoy a great mix of FREE and ticketed events including, Peppa Pig’s Bonnie
Unicorn, Good Knight, Bad Knight and Celebrating Harry Potter. Plus there’s
nostalgia with Worzel Gummidge fun, Mog the forgetful cat and the superhumanly
strong Pippi Longstocking. Step through the famous wardrobe into
Narnia as The Lion The Witch and The Wardrobe turns 70 and meet and get
a photo taken with the
Gruffalo!
For more
information or to
book tickets, visit
our website:
www.ayewrite.com
A day full of unicorns,
scarecrows and
mermaids - not to be
missed!
Five-star family fun all year round at
Ribby Hall Village
Whether you’re looking for a last minute half term break, a cracking Easter
stay or spectacular summer holiday, the award winning Ribby Hall Village in
Wrea Green is the perfect place for family fun this 2020.
Having recently retained its Five star rating from Visit England for the 11th
year, Ribby Hall Village remains the only five-star holiday village in north
west England and it’s easy to see why!
Bursting with activities and entertainment aplenty, guests big and small will
be kept occupied 365 days of the year, whatever the weather with everything
from a tropical themed family leisure pool to refreshing woodland walks.
Other activities include archery, fishing and Segways as well as the new Arts
and Crafts studio where you can create a keepsake at a time that suits you.
After a busy day exploring, your very own luxury self-catering cottage awaits
you and makes the perfect base for your family break.
Guests visiting the Village this Easter for an action-packed egg-stravaganza
will be treated to special themed activities, new family entertainment and of
course an egg-citing Easter egg hunt around the Village - what better time
to visit!
Easter breaks start from just £25pp/pn*
Visit ribbyhall.co.uk/easter for more information.
*Price based on 6 people staying in a Poppy cottage on a 4 night ,idweek break,
arriving 30th March 2020.
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