Family Time with Sheena Dempsey: Pablo and Splash

Name: Family Time with Sheena Dempsey: Pablo and Splash
Start: 2024-11-17T11:30:00+01:00
Location: Creative Folkestone Quarterhouse

Schedule

Sun Nov 17 2024 at 11:30 am

UTC+01:00

Location

Creative Folkestone Quarterhouse | Folkestone, EN

Bring your little ones for a fun-filled morning with Folkestone-based children’s author Sheena Dempsey! Perfect for kids aged 6-9, Sheena will entertain with a lively reading from her new graphic novel, Pablo and Splash.
This engaging event will feature interactive elements to captivate young imaginations, plus a Q&A session where children can ask Sheena about her book, characters, and the creative process. It’s an excellent opportunity for budding readers and young artists to connect with a beloved author and dive into the world of Pablo and his trusty friend Splash.
This promises to be a delightful morning that’s sure to spark creativity and a love for reading in your children. With Sheena Dempsey’s enchanting storytelling and interactive activities, this session promises to be a highlight for young festival-goers.

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Folkestone Book Festival is our annual celebration of books, ideas, reading and writing in many magical forms. This year's festival has been curated by award-winning author and journalist Sophie Haydock. Sophie is our new Curator: Books, Ideas and Community.
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This year's festival is for everyone and we want to make it possible for more people than ever before to be able to come together and enjoy a packed festival. To make this possible we have introduced a £5 ticket. This is a no questions asked ticket for those that may be struggling to afford events and performances.
Or grab a festival pass and enjoy the whole festival for just £140. Click here to book your festival pass
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We thank our sponsors Eurotunnel, Friends of the Folkestone Book Festival and our Education Partner Canterbury Christ Church University for making this year's festival possible.
Creative Folkestone is also supported by Arts Council England, Folkestone and Hythe District Council, Kent County Council and The Roger De Haan Charitable Trust.