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Are you naughty, or nice?
The English heritage has launched a new programme of events aimed at giving the families a free run of their venues.
The Naughty but Nice programme is intended to give the kids a chance to run around and let off some steam, while taking in some scenery and outstanding surroundings.
The events, at Warkworth Castle and Tynemouth Priory, will be on throughout the summer, and you can bring out that naughty, playful side in yourselves and the family.
Jon Hogan, the events manager at English Heritage, said: “Every year we try to hold events across all of our properties that offer something different for all the family.
“This year we have themed our events to help families and adults alike to plan which days are best suited best suited to the sweet angels or the little devils in their lives.”
For the naughty side of life, Medieval combat will shatter the ears with swiping steel on the 13 and 14 August, but for more peace and quite for the cherubs The Roman Secrets event on the 17 and 18 July delves into the hidden world of the Roman Empire.
Jon Hogan added: “The Naughty but Nice programme of events kicked off this month and will run throughout the summer months – all you need to do decide is whether you’ve been naughty or nice.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ruth Mitchell .
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