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Friday 13 February 2015 7:08 am

Half term! Imagine Children’s Festival 2015

By: Carly Steven

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If you’re struggling to think of what to do this half term, head down to the Southbank Imagine Children’s Festival. A diverse programme of activities features readings from top authors including Russell Brand, Judith Kerr, Lauren Child, Anthony Horowitz and Helen Skelton. 

For something more lively you can clap along to live performances of Charlie and Lola’s Best Bestest Play, Princess and the Pea and Pirate School presented by Lost and Found.  There will also be child-friendly performances from top orchestras, like the 12 Cellists of the Berliner Philharmoniker.
 
Imagine Children's Festival takes place at various Southbank venues from Monday 9 February – Sunday 22 February.
 
 
 

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