February 13, 2010

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February 21, 2010

Dinosaurs Unleashed, Parklife Oxford Street, 28 January 2010 – April 30 2010

Something is stirring on London’s Oxford Street… this is your chance to get up close and personal with the largest and most fearsome creatures the Earth has ever seen.

Dinosaurs Unleashed is the UK’s largest animatronic, life-sized dinosaur experience with 24 full-size dinosaurs. It’s a prehistoric adventure on a truly epic scale.

http://london.londinium.com/100131

Art Trolley Half-term, Tate Britain, 15 – 19 February 2010

For children of all ages, children can let their imaginations run wild with a wealth of art props from paints, straws, crayons to felt.  Art work can also be photographed and displayed in the Art Trolley Gallery.

http://london.londinium.com/102154

Imagine 2010, Southbank Centre, 6 February – 2 March 2010

Imagine, the UK’s brightest children’s festival, fills Southbank Centre with wonderful readings, storytelling and poetry featuring some of today’s leading children’s writers, as well as comedy, visual arts, magic and music. Free performances and workshops run throughout the festival in The Bibliomancer’s Dream – a magical library of books on The Clore Ballroom floor in Royal Festival Hall.

http://london.londinium.com/102155

Animal Magic Weekend, London Wetland Centre, 13 – 14 February 2010

Wrap up warm and come and join us for a magical weekend of farmyard fun!   Don’t miss the popular animal demonstrations, including rabbit and guinea pig handling and pony grooming.  Meet the lovable donkey. 12 noon – 4pm (in the courtyard).  A great day out whatever the weather.

http://london.londinium.com/37847

London Zoo

During the week of half term at London Zoo, visitors have the chance to take advantage of the daily activities that reveal the everyday lives of some of the exotic animals that live in the zoo. Head to the penguin pool at 2pm to watch the black and white birds gobble up their daily allocation of fish, and listen to the keepers as they explain what special care and attention the penguins need.

http://london.londinium.com/6331

Clifton Nurseries, Clifton Villas, 23 November – 24 December 2009

Christmas trees of up to 5 metres are available. Artificial trees, swags, garlands and topiary can also be supplied.

http://london.londinium.com/99466

Fulham Palace Garden Centre 28 November 2009 – 24 December 2009

Christmas trees, wreaths, table decorations, gourmet food and candles.

http://london.londinium.com/37790

Roots and Shoots, 29 November – 06 December 2009

Get in the Christmas spirit with carols and apple juice from this season’s pressings.  Trees, wreaths and holly will be on sale.

http://london.londinium.com/37846

Christmas Forest, London 01 – 24 December 2009

The Christmas Forest is based at 7 farm-style sites around North, West and South London. As well as trees, there are stands, lights, wreaths, mistletoe and firewood.

http://london.londinium.com/99469

London Wetland Centre, 03 – 21 December 2009

Christmas Trees will be sold at the London Wetland Centre Car Park this year.  The Christmas trees come from eco-friendly sustainable sources. Species sold are Noble Fir and Nordmann Fir  and range between 3.5 to 10 ft.  £1 per tree sold is donated to the London Wetland Centre.

http://london.londinium.com/99468

Christmas Tree Sale, Belleville Primary School, 13 December 2009

Needlefast (TM) Nordman Fir trees supplied by English Estates start at £25, with 25 per cent of each sale going to Belleville Primary School.

http://london.londinium.com/99465

Pines and Needles, Maida Vale, Battersea & Ealing Until 24 December 2009

Fresh cut to order Nordmann Fir, Norway Spruce and Potted Fraser Fir from a farm in the highlands these trees are grown in a sustainable, environmentally friendly way.

http://london.londinium.com/99467

Deliver me a Christmas Tree, December 2009

Beautiful non-drop and traditional real Christmas trees to order online, grown in the heart of the Kent countryside using sustainable growing practices.  Polite and punctual drivers can deliver to London and the Home counties – simply place your order securely online and a member of staff will contact you to arrange a suitable delivery time.

http://london.londinium.com/99470

Trafalgar Square Christmas Tree, 03 December 2009 – 05 January 2010

The annual Christmas tree lighting ceremony will take place this year on 3 December at Trafalgar Square followed by a season of carol singing.  The tree is a gift to the people of London from Norway, which has been given by the Norwegian capital Oslo as a token of gratitude for Britain’s support during World War II.  The tree will remain in Trafalgar Square until 5 January 2010, after which it will be recycled.

http://london.londinium.com/64524