A family singing workshop led by festival co-artistic director Hannah Ely, open to all with an invitation to bring primary-aged children or grandchildren along.
Hannah Ely is leading a family singing workshop at Fabrica on Saturday 24 October, from 10:30 to 11:30. It's an open session, and the invitation is to bring primary-aged children or grandchildren along, so it works as a morning out with the younger ones in the house.
Ely is one of the festival's co-artistic directors, and she'll be taking the group through songs about home, sleep and dreamworlds. The session is described as interactive, so it's not about sitting and listening — you'll be singing along throughout. If you've got kids or grandkids in that primary-school age bracket, they're exactly the kind of company the workshop is set up for.
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It's a short one, an hour in the middle of a Saturday morning, which makes it easy to slot in around other things. The venue is Fabrica, at 40 Duke Street, BN1 1AG, right in the centre of Brighton. It's £5 per family, so it's a low-cost way to get the whole lot of you singing together for an hour. If you're looking for something to do with the kids on a Saturday morning, this is a straightforward one: 10:30 to 11:30 at Fabrica, £5 per family.
