It’s going to be Happy Hoping Easter in Cosham High Street
Spring is in the air and there is a special guest at Community Kettle’s Easter Brunch this year
The Easter Bunny is taking time out of their busy schedule to host a special Saturday breakfast brunch with guest storyteller Rachella. Children and their carers will have the chance to enjoy crafts, games and breakfast with the Easter Bunny. Followed by a delightful unique storytelling experience created by Rachel Goodall aka Rachella the Storyteller.
Tara Healy, voluntary hub helper, described how the event is going to have something for everyone with spring themed games, delicious breakfast, face painting and chocolate.
“It’s going to be great to see the delight and excitement from the children when they meet the Easter Bunny and we are so lucky to have Rachel Goodall aka Rachella the storyteller with her unique puppetry “Adventure from the potting shed.” The team can’t wait.
The event continues the Intergenerational theme of Community Kettle with younger Hub Helpers working alongside more mature members, the emphasis on connecting through an experience. Generations enjoying things together; sharing talents, hobbies and interests.
Tickets for the Easter Brunch can be purchased from Community Kettle Intergenerational Hub in Cosham High Street or via secure payment link via text 07956996779
Community Kettle Intergenerational Hub offering a friendly chatter cafe with affordable lite bites and drinks, a safe space and a space for the community to come together.
Rachel , a local artist and storyteller is also offering another opportunity to see her delightful retelling of the Ugly Duckling at Milton Village Hall on Wednesday 9th of April as well as at Community Kettle’s Easter Brunch on Saturday 12th April 11am - 12.30pm
Alternative performances for Rachella can be booked through Redsaucetheatrecompany.co.uk