Space to Be for ages 0 - 100
Come and join us for a relaxed 'Space to Be' session, created especially for SEND families. We'll have a chill atmosphere, arts and crafts, games, and plenty of space to just be yourself.
Pride Picnic in the Park for all ages
Overview
Pride Party in the Park is a joyful, family-friendly celebration of individuality, creativity, kindness and community, taking place at The Kingfisher Kiosk in Conyngham Hall. This inclusive event is designed to bring people of all ages, identities and backgrounds together in a safe, colourful and welcoming outdoor space.
Centred around the values of self-expression, acceptance and support for others, Pride Party in the Park invites families, friends, neighbours and local businesses to celebrate what makes each of us unique and what connects us all as a community.
We want everyone in Knaresborough to feel they have a place to be themselves and to celebrate the diversity that makes our community so strong.
You can expect live music, face painting, storytime sessions, arts and crafts, food and drink, and lots of rainbows!
This event is part of Knaresborough's busy year of events and enabled by Eventure, supported by David Skaith, Mayor of York and North Yorkshire and funded by York and North Yorkshire Combined Authority as part of the Vibrant and Sustainable High Streets Fund.
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“A friendly and relaxed group which has given my children confidence in public speaking and creative performance. They especially loved the end of year production and performing at Leeds Playhouse.”
