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Join the Easter Bunny for a playful trail and hands‑on Easter crafts at Cliffe Castle, created in collaboration with the Cliffe Castle Support Group. This free, drop‑in family event brings a cheerful touch of spring to the museum and its surroundings.
Visitors can explore at their own pace, enjoy simple creative activities, and soak up the seasonal atmosphere as Cliffe Castle comes to life with light, family‑friendly Easter fun.
Drop In | Free.
Call direct on:
Tel01535 618231
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