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Youngsters in attendance were able to create lasting memories through an indoor petting farm, which allowed them get up close and personal with an array of different animals, including furry bunny rabbits and cute recent hatchlings. Parents had their cameras at the ready at all times to capture the special moment between their child and the animals present in the petting farm.
There was also an opportunity to catch some Easter-themed cinema offerings in the comfy movie corner, as families gathered together to watch all the action unfold.
There was also plenty of arts and crafts activities lined-up for all the talented kids present.
Meanwhile, The Avon also has an action-packed line-up of different events taking place over the coming weeks, starting with a performance from Irish stand-up comedian Al Porter taking place on Thursday, May 8.
'The Art of Living' takes place on Sunday, May 18, from 9.30am to 4.30pm and is a special one-day training event designed to help you reconnect with yourself, release stress, and embrace a new way of experiencing happiness. Rooted in profound teachings on mindfulness, meditation, and personal growth, this event brings together The Positive Habit Community for a truly enriching experience.
Through a carefully curated blend of teachings, meditation, hypnotherapy, qi gong and an immersive sound bath, you'll be guided to explore timeless wisdom in a way that is both practical and deeply restorative.
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