Walpole Park is Ealing’s premier park which hosts jazz and comedy festivals during the summer.  As part of the Ealing Summer Families programme of events, Amanda will be doing two separate FREE kids activity sessions for all-comers at 1:30pm and 3:30pm for 45 minutes each on Sunday 27th July. 

Ealing Summer Families activities and entertainment take place in the families area of Walpole Park during the Blues, Global and Jazz Festivals. Admission to the families area is free for adults and children. Most activities within the area are free with only a few rides and activities with a small cost. This year the families area will host loads of fun activities for children and the young at heart, including sessions from Amanda’s Action Kids.

Activities include:

• Puppet making workshops and puppet shows
• Games sessions (including parachute games)
• Childrens funfair (extra charge)
• Scaletrix racing (extra charge)
• Arts and craft activities
• Drama workshops
• Walkabout entertainers
• Amanda’s Action Kids
• Gymboree Nature walks with the rangers
• Circus skills
• Storytelling

About Walpole Park :
Ealing’s premier park which hosts jazz and comedy festivals during the summer. Features a rose garden, water garden, ornamental pond, and Pitshanger Manor Museum.
Access: Mattock Lane
Transport: Tube: Ealing Broadway (District and Central line)
Bus: 65, 207, E2, E7, E8
Park locking applies - please refer to information at park gates.

Amanda’s Action Kids classes for children Under 5 years will be starting at Clapham Common Bandstand, Windmill Drive, SW4 9DE on Friday 25th July (starts 25th July - ends 22nd Aug)

Amanda’s Action Kids classes for children Under 5 years:

Class Timings:
2:30pm - 3:00pm
3:15pm - 3:45pm
4:00pm - 4:30pm

Prices:
£6 for 1 child
£10 for 2 children

About Clapham Common and the Bandstand:
In the centre of the Clapham Common is the Clapham bandstand constructed in 1890. It is the largest bandstand in London and a Grade II Listed Building. In 2005-2006, a full restoration of the bandstand and surrounding landscape took place, partly funded by an £895,000 lottery grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund matched by local fundraising efforts and the proceeds of the Ben and Jerry’s Summer Sundae event held on Clapham Common.  In the summer, there always seems to be an ice cream van around, but failing that, there’s a small cafe/bar right in the centre of the common.

Parking:
Parking around Clapham Common is tough at the best of times - most of the roads are resident permits only, and the rest are red routes. 

Transport:
Clapham Common tube station and Clapham South tube station are on the edge of the common.