for ages 1-4

Join us for a free adventure for little ones and their grown-ups in Ampthill Great Park! Our exciting outdoor escapades combine singing and movement as we explore creative storytelling. 

the Very Hungry Caterpillar

Thursday 15th October

ampthill park

10am & 11am

Grab your wellies and jump into an outdoor adventure with Su! Enjoy creative storytelling packed with music, movement and lots of fun based on Eric Carle’s beloved children’s picture book, The Very Hungry Caterpillar.

10am session fully booked – join waitlist 

11am session fully booked – join waitlist

Adventures in Wonderland

Thursday 5th November

ampthill park

10am & 11am

Take a tumble down the rabbit hole and fall head-first into an outdoor adventure! Join the star of our Christmas family theatre show, Su, for some joyous storytelling fun. Based on Full House Theatre’s adaptation of Lewis Carroll’s timeless tale, this creative session is packed with music, movement and curious characters.

book 10am session

Book 11am Session

please note: Siblings and other family members are welcome to attend, but please only book a ticket for the participating child aged 1-4. From November 2026, Ampthill and neighbouring residents from Flitwick, Maulden, Clophill, Houghton Conquest, Millbrook, Stewartby and Steppingley get priority booking for this event. Those attending from outside these areas will be invited to book any remaining places one week before the event.

We believe creative fun can be had outdoors whatever the weather, but if the weather conditions are particularly bad, we will contact you with alternative details for the session. Only book one session time slot for the day you’re attending.

This activity is designed for children who are walking. Please meet us at the Performance Area opposite the Coffee Lodge. Buggies/strollers can be left at the performance area and we will ensure these are secure. We won’t be going too far away but our adventure won’t be pram friendly.

Ampthill Park car park can get busy, please leave in plenty of time or walk where possible.

This project is Funded by Ampthill Town Council