A shopping centre is set to host a variety of free, safari-themed activities throughout the summer holidays.
Queensgate's Summer Safari promises an array of attractions catering to families and children of all ages.
The safari runs until September 1, as part of the centre's summer programming.
The line-up includes craft workshops, the opportunity to encounter life-size animatronic animals, and other engaging, educational experiences.
Highlights of the event include a paint a pot and planting session on August 9, a finger knitting workshop at Unity on August 13, and a chance to meet Zelva, a large animatronic tortoise, on August 15.
Enthusiasts can also look forward to a Caribbean steel pan music session on August 22, providing a rhythmic experience for all attendees.
The Summer Safari further offers visitors the chance to walk amongst life-sized, highly realistic animal sculptures that include a towering elephant and a tiger.
Each animal display comes with educational facts designed to ignite interest in the young and old alike.
Around every corner of the safari, visitors can expect captivating surprises.
On designated days, entertainment will include stilt-walkers and real-life creepy crawlies, adding more intrigue to the adventure.
Various Queensgate shops will also participate in the safari-themed activities.
Additionally, face painters will be present to transform children into their favourite safari animals.
For those seeking exploration, Queensgate's Safari Trail provides a map for participants to hunt for clues and hidden treasures within the shopping centre.
By completing the trail, explorers can stand a chance to win exciting prizes.
The Summer Safari and all the related activities are completely free of charge, offering an affordable, educational and fun-filled option to keep the family entertained throughout the summer holidays.
Anyone requiring more information about the event can visit the Queensgate Shopping Centre website.
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