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Interactive storytelling performances for families

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Autumn 2026
'The storyteller was fantastic - she was evidently very experienced with young children and had them captivated from the off. Both of mine were grumpy when they arrived but within a minute, they were really absorbed by how interactive the storytelling was and how many of their ideas she included. '  Feedback at The Fungi Festival 2024

Find us storytelling out and about:

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The Yorkshire Wildlife Trust

FUNGI FEST

Potteric Carr​

10th and 11th October 2026

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10-4pm each day

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https://www.ywt.org.uk/fungi-festival/plan-your-trip

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Each year this festival grows. New and exciting activities pop up, just like the toadstools of Potteric Carr!

Check out the YWT website!

Bring the family for a fungi-tastic day out. 

Jenna will be telling original fungi tales and playing games to teach young and old about the fascinating kingdom of fungi. 

For example, did you know we need fungi to help us mop up after a disastrous oil spill? It's true!

Come along to find some spectacular specimens, identify your penny buns from your stink horns, and pay your respects to nature's incredible, sometimes edible heroes!

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Library events for October half term

York Explore children's library

Saturday 24th October  - Tidy

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Kirklees Children's Library, Huddersfield.

Tuesday 27th and 28th October - Tidy

Thursday 29th October -

Charlie Cook's Favourite Book

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Tidy

A story adventure based on the bonkers book by Emily Gravett.

Pete, the Badger likes the woodlands neat and tidy, but one day he takes his cleaning obsession far too far!

Now everyone's forest home is in danger from

flooding! Can the woodland creatures come to the rescue, and persuade Pete to love his wild woods just the way they are?

Your children will be invited to take the roles of woodland inhabitants, be they beetles, bats, butterflies or buzzards! They will meet Pete and advice him on what is best for this wild place.

They learn about woodland ecosystems and the fragile balance of this natural world, having lots of fun along the way!

Mud Pie Arts always promote a love of books, sharing the pictures at the end of the session.

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Charlie Cook's Favourite Book by Julia Donaldson

What is your favourite book? Come and celebrate the wonderful world of books at Kirklees new children's library!

Jump into story within a story with Charlie. Bring them alive with fun drama games, dressing up and role play. Who dares steal a crown, dig for treasure or even meet a friendly ghost? 

Mud Pie Arts always promote a love of books, empowering children through drama and play.

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