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Summer of Play at Greys Court, 25 July to 30 August

When

Friday, 14 August 2026, 11:00 – 18:00

Time

11:0018:00

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Jump into summer and discover games and activities throughout the gardens. Join us at the play hub in the garden to get creative with games and activities. Take to the stage for a performance, or use the puppet theatre to imagine new worlds. Design your own garden or create giant art out of loose parts. Over at the tennis court, take part in games like table tennis and Jianzi. Then head down to the play area for mud kitchens, den building and different types of natural play. There's so much to discover this summer, with fun for the whole family. Free with standard admission.

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