28 The Modern Family Family days out & attractions The Modern Family recommends


vehicles, reenactment groups, living history scenes and aircraft displays will accurately recreate history, from the Great War to the present day. Vintage and more up-to-date Entertainment runs every day and night with three different venues for visitors to choose from. Join us at the 400-acre Hop Farm, in Paddock Wood, Kent. 23-27 July 2019. warandpeacerevival.com


Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum


Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum Fun for all the family Families can explore the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum with a new paper-based activity trail. Discover the people behind the world-famous tennis tournament through fun quizzes, puzzles and games. The museum features the Championships Trophies, interactive touch-screens and a reaction speed station suitable for all ages. Tours take visitors behind the scenes, including to the famous Centre Court, where Wimbledon champions are crowned. To take advantage of the family offer, which allows one child to go free for each full-paying adult, use the promotion code FAMILY when booking. 020 8946 6131. wimbledon/com/museum


Chalke Valley History Festival


Chalke Valley History Festival Entertaining and educational Wiltshire’s Chalke Valley History Festival (24-30 June) is the place to be for history buffs and families this summer. It’s totally unique, with over 150 talks from big names, 50-plus interactive events and a vast living history encampment, plus bars, cafes, music and dance. There’s even a shopping emporium and camping. The event has grown to be one of the UK’s major summer festivals. 24-30 June. cvhf.org.uk


The War and Peace Revival Action-packed reenactments Europe’s largest military and vintage festival, The War and Peace Revival, is set for a spectacular return to Kent this summer. Thousands of military and civilian


Frog Bikes Cycling to school Making cycling part of your everyday routine encourages healthy habits from an early age. Robust but lightweight bikes, designed specifically for children, can make this undertaking easy for any family. Frog bikes are ideal for smaller riders, and feature lightweight frames and child- friendly parts such as easy-to- reach brake levers and gear shifters designed to suit smaller hands. The Frog 52 is a fantastic 20-inch bike ideal for starting to cycle to school. New and pre-loved bikes are available through independent bike stores. The bikes hold their value, making them an invaluable investment. frogbikes.com


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Match Hospitality


Great British Racing A day at the races Watch in awe as some of the fastest horses in the world gallop at full speed, and the sound of thundering hooves and cheering crowds fill the air. But it’s not all about the racing — there are plenty of other activities at racecourses around the country. The best bit is that under-18s can go free to more than 200 fixtures throughout the summer holidays. Find your local fixture at under18sracefree.com.


Frog Bikes


Match Hospitality Delivering a choice of exceptional experiences Experience the best in French culture and cities, alongside the fiercest in women’s competitive football, from 7 June to 7 July. Hosted across nine historic cities, the FIFA Women’s World Cup promises to delight and entertain


as 24 talented teams play out their passion and ambitions on the pitch. Revel in both the football action and a premium Match Hospitality experience, built for comfort, convenience, and style. fifa.com/ footballandflair


Royal Albert Hall Cinderella This 6-16 June, don’t miss English National Ballet’s Cinderella, staged at the Royal Albert Hall. Award- winning choreographer, Christopher Wheeldon re-stages his production of the classic fairytale featuring 90 dancers, a live orchestra and plenty of surprises. Enter an enchanting kingdom where forest creatures live alongside princes, a growing tree appears to dance in the wind and Cinderella’s wit and generosity get her to the ball — with the help of a little magic. royalalberthall.com/cinderella


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eno.org/under18s


Free opera tickets for under-18s


English National Opera’s amazing award-winning productions at the London Coliseum are some of the best to be seen on a West End stage


be life-changing and because ENO believes it’s the opera company for everyone, it thinks sharing that experience shouldn’t break the bank. That’s why ENO is offering free tickets for under-18s in the Balcony on Friday,


T he total theatre experience of opera is something that can


Saturday and opening night perfor- mances of its 2019/20 Season. The opera for you could be the rousing Orpheus


in the Underworld,


famous for the ‘Can-can’ and directed by


Emma Rice; it could Gilbert


and Sullivan’s hilarious tongue in cheek The Mikado; it might be the


sizzling Carmen that brings you the hummable ‘Habanera’ or the heart- breaking story of Madam Butterfly (the opera that inspired Miss Saigon). Whichever you choose, you’re guar- anteed a warm welcome at the home of English National Opera, where all the operas are sung in English.


Children aged between five and 16


will need to be accompanied by an adult who is paying full price, and each adult can bring up to four chil- dren free of charge. All seats have a clear view of the stage and adult prices range from £10 to £35, plus booking fee.


eno.org/under18s 020 7845 9218


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