Discover a range of free activities taking place across Oldbury, including outdoor play, creative sessions and family‑friendly events designed with children at the heart.
Events in Oldbury
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Join us for our FREE Community Play session in Oldbury.
These sessions are suitable for families with children and young people aged 6-12yrs (up to 16yrs with SEN-D).
No pre-booking required, just rock up and play!
More informationUnicorns Are Real (Lollipop Puppet Theatre)
Unicorns are real—and we can prove it!
LolliHop Puppet Theatre blends science and imagination to take audiences on a magical journey of discovery. With puppets, fossils, and potions coming to life, this fun, family-friendly show will make you laugh, gasp, and rethink mythical beasts.
Stay after for a special unicorn meet-and-greet!
Book nowGo Play Session (Powered by CAN)
Join us for our FREE Community Play session in Oldbury.
These sessions are suitable for families with children and young people aged 6-12yrs (up to 16yrs with SEN-D).
No pre-booking required, just rock up and play!
Proud to Play In Sandwell!
Cub Tales at Oldbury Library - Free Storytime Sessions
Join us at Oldbury Library for stories and sensory play for babies from birth to walking and their grown-ups.
Growing together, one story at a time. Free to participate. No need to book.
The Squabble – Lempen Puppet Theatre Company
There is sand, blue sky, sunshine and the breath of the sea... a hand appears, becomes animal, then comes another! Together they must share this small corner of land. This involves discovery of the other, playfulness, intolerance, conflict, argument, destruction, and then... reconciliation in the rain.After the storm, the mood calms down, there is tenderness, love and peace...Two hands meet, play, quarrel and reconcile. What could be simpler? Life told and summarised with two hands. The puppet and the theatre in the most simple of settings. A little moment as warm as the sun, to hold in your hands. This show was born from a particular desire to address very young children with hands; they are both hands as objects and hands as characters. From the hands come the caresses, the blows, the prohibitions, the directions, the hugs...
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