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February half term is the perfect time to get outdoors, reconnect with nature and enjoy experiences the whole family can share. Mudfest 2026 at WWT Arundel Wetland Centre offers exactly that, with a week of hands on, nature based activities designed to be welcoming, inclusive and enjoyable for visitors of all ages and abilities.

Farmer Palmer's Farm Park, Dorset, is jam packed with fun events taking place all year round. There is something for everyone to enjoy!

Forestry England’s Westonbirt, The National Arboretum illuminated trail ‘Christmas at Westonbirt’ continues until 31^st December, offering visitors the perfect Twixmas outing: an atmospheric walk through one of the world’s most celebrated tree collections, transformed by light and sound.

Santa and his elves are making Christmas special for everyone at Longleat this year after being taught Makaton to support communication.

This year, a Zoo and conservation charity in North Somerset, is teaming up with the one and only Santa to champion literacy this Christmas.

Forestry England’s Westonbirt, The National Arboretum will once again be transformed into a glowing wonderland this winter as Christmas at Westonbirt returns from 28 November to 31 December.

The Christmas season is fast approaching, and there’s plenty of accessible festive fun taking place across the country. From relaxed train rides with Santa to audio described pantomimes, there is something for everyone to enjoy in the run up to Christmas.

Get set for February half-term! There will be plenty to keep young visitors entertained at the Victoria Art Gallery, Roman Baths and Fashion Museum.

Looking to fill up your calendar for next year? Here are some of the accessible performances you can look forward to in early 2022.

There are a number of theatres showing accessible performances over the next few months. Take a look at some of the shows you can catch this autumn.