Photo credit: The.Rebel.Ballerina

If you can walk, of course you can twirl, so smallest toddlers come to baby ballet for a lovely swirling session. Brought to you by Little Feet Dance.

Modern Jive is a fantastic dance that can be danced to all styles of music and with people of all ages and sizes.

Modern Jive originates from French Jive and has evolved into an easy to learn, versatile fusion of Jive and sexy Latin American dances.  LeRoc has been danced in the UK in it’s current form since the early eighties, and unlike some of the fitness crazes that come and go, it is definitely here to stay!

Brought to you Vision LeRoc.

Oh yes. Come and learn to belly dance from Zehara from the Urban Gypsies - Britains most controversial, flamboyant and exciting belly dancer - an “unstoppable force of nature” (City Life).

Jonathan Emmett is an award-winning author, with a host of best-selling picture books to his name. These include Bringing Down the Moon, Once Upon a Time Upon a Nest and Dinosaurs After Dark. Jonathan is also a talented paper engineer and creates amazing pop-up books too.

Join Captain Bigshot and his wayward steward Valerian for a short surreal journey through your imagination. Expect the highest standards of service as pairs of passengers are invited to sit in the VIP lounge, don VIP head-wear to suit their desired destination, and finally walk through the VIP curtain to board the Flight of Fancy Stimulator of their choice, whizzing away to wher’er their dreams can take them.

Pull back the curtain of The Fantastical Photobooth of Confusion and Wonderment. Inch cautiously inside with a friend in tow. Sit on a tiny chair, throw a giant ball, wear a miniature hat, bite into a huge apple. Suddenly FLASH. Your friend waiting outside has been watching you on a TV screen. They pushed the BIG RED BUTTON and took a photo of you. You rush out to see the result. One of you looks tiny and the other looks like a giant! You call your Mum and Dad over. Time to miniaturise them too. Brought to us by the marvellous Big Art People.

We had a very silly time at Rode Hall Farmer’s Market last weekend, with our nonsensical trail of silliness. The silliest person there will be announced shortly. But why should we have all the fun? We thought that we’d pop the nonsense trail on here, as something to do on a rainy day over half term.

Print out the challenges, and hide them in wellies around the house (or wherever), and send people large and small off with the answer sheets. Have fun, and do lay on a good prize for the silliest, won’t you?