40+ family friendly events in and around Cardiff for February half term 2022
I put off writing this half term events guide because I was waiting to see how things were looking with all the Covid restrictions. As I’m sure you can imagine, they take a while to put together so I didn’t want to do all the work for no reason. Well, things were looking good in terms of everything going ahead normally… and then along came Storm Eunice. So, disclaimer here, events this weekend, especially outdoor events, may be affected. Please check ahead with organisers.
All being well, there’s plenty going on for families. I’ve rounded up everything I can find but do let me know anything I’ve missed in the comments on the Cardiff Mummy Says Facebook page.
There’s loads of theatre shows for children aged seven and under; there’s outdoor and nature events; plus Cardiff Science Festival and the Winter of Wellbeing are both running events across the city.
Most events need advance booking these days, so do click on the links included for more information.
All events are subject to change or cancellation so please check ahead with organisers and make sure to follow all Covid measures. Also with severe wind warnings in place, some events may be postponed or cancelled.
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This guide is kindly sponsored by The Red Dragon Centre, which is looking forward to welcoming visitors over half term.
The Cardiff Bay entertainment complex is home to the Odeon cinema, where big screen highlights this half term include Sing 2 and Uncharted. If you fancy 10 pin bowling at Hollywood Bowl, then there’s 25% off if you book in advance and bowl before 11am. You can also stay for a bite to eat at restaurants including Bella Italia, Five Guys and Volcane Japanese.
Parking is free for customers at The Red Dragon Centre – spend over £6 to enjoy six hours of free parking. You’ll need to provide your vehicle registration along with proof of purchase to the relevant restaurant/cinema/bowling. See the website for full terms and conditions
And if you visit on Wednesday 23 February, you can meet an extra special visitor, as Wales’ very own baby dragon gets ready to spread some patriotic cheer with the Six Nations in full swing and in the run up to St David’s Day.
This incredibly cute and enchanting creature will be meeting visitors inside the Centre on the hour at 1pm, 2pm and 3pm.
While he’s not yet mastered the ability to breathe fire or fly, he’s making spectacular progress so you might spot just him flapping his wings and blowing smoke out of his nostrils!
To keep his cheeky ways in check, Merlin the magical wizard will also be joining the fiery friend.
Theatre and performance
New Theatre, Cardiff
Monday 21-Wednesday 23 February (Monday 2pm, Tuesday/Wednesday 11am and 2pm)
Age guidance: 3+; running time 55 minutes
Tickets £15, family of 4 £56
Adapted from the much-loved Judith Kerr picture book, The Tiger Who Came To Tea returns to Cardiff on its UK tour. As Sophie and her mummy are sitting down to tea, the doorbell rings. Who could it be? They’re certainly not expecting to see a big, stripy tiger at the door! The Olivier Award nominated hit show is filled with sing-a-long songs, chaos and magic, providing a great introduction to theatre for pre-schoolers.
Sherman Theatre, Cardiff
Wednesday 23-Thursday 24 February (Wednesday 1.30pm and 4pm, Thursday 11.30am and 1.30pm)
Age guidance: 3+
Tickets: £9.50
One night tiny Tom overhears Mum and Dad talking – there’s nothing left to eat so they are going to leave him and his six brothers in the forest! Outwitting his parents and the ogre Tom shows everybody that even though he is small he is still mighty as he protects his brothers, finds the treasure and makes sure they’ll never be hungry again.
Performed entirely on and under a kitchen table this classic story is brought to life in a playful and fascinating show full of magic with feathery spinning birds, a flying house and a portable forest.
St David’s Hall, Cardiff
Monday 21 February, 12pm and 3pm
Age guidance: 3+; running time 1 hour
Adults £18, children £17, family £68
Join Sam, Penny, Elvis, Station Officer Steele and Norman in this all-singing, dancing, action-packed show. When all of his friends go away, Norman Price decides to find adventure in Pontypandy and become the star of a visiting circus. But with a tiger on the loose and faulty lights, the adventure soon turns to danger. Can Fireman Sam come to the rescue and save the circus?
Chapter, Cardiff
Monday 21 February, 11am and 2pm
Blackwood Miners’ Institute, Tuesday 22 February
Pontardawe Arts Centre, Wednesday 23 February
Theatr Brycheiniog, Thursday 24 February
Riverfront Newport Sunday 6 March
Age guidance: 2-8
The acclaimed Flossy and Boo return to the stage with their magical brand of storytelling The Girl Who Couldn’t Pretend, a whirlwind adventure story of a girl who tries to find her imagination. Helped by many characters along the way, she hunts through forests, sea and sky to pretend her way into some of the most amazing places – from whale racing with the Queen of the underwater world, to flying in a hot air balloon to name the stars. Expect live, original music, fun characters and exciting interaction!
Visit Flossy and Boo’s website.
NT Live: The Book Of Dust – La Belle Sauvage
Chapter, Cardiff
Saturday 19 February, 5pm
A chance to experience Philip Pullman’s The Book of Dust on the big screen, in a recording of the National Theatre’s acclaimed stage production. Set 12 years before the epic His Dark Materials trilogy, this gripping adaptation revisits Pullman’s fantastical world in which waters are rising and storms are brewing. Two young people and their daemons, with everything at stake, find themselves at the centre of a terrifying manhunt. In their care is a tiny child called Lyra Belacqua, and in that child lies the fate of the future. And as the waters rise around them, powerful adversaries conspire for mastery of Dust: salvation to some,the source of infinite corruption to others. Eighteen years after his ground breaking production of His Dark Materials at the National Theatre, director Nicolas Hytner returns to Pullman’s parallel universe, adapted by Bryony Lavery. Broadcast live from London’s Bridge Theatre.
Please note: This is a cinema screening of the theatre show, a recording of the live streamed event from 17 February and not a live theatrical performance.
Tom Brace: Embrace the Impossible!
Memo Arts Centre, Barry
Friday 25 February, 7pm
Adults £10, children £8.50, family £30
Age guidance: 8+
The Edinburgh Festival Fringe sell out show returns to the Memo for a hilarious evening of 1.21 gigawatts of magic as Tom showcases his unique, incredible and totally pointless abilities in a show inspired by his past for all ages! Tom Brace loved his childhood. Roald Dahl, Cluedo and one film in particular from 1985…
Riverfront, Newport
Monday 21 February, 2.30pm
Tickets £18, family of four £70
Running time: 110 minutes
This live science show explores how science has shaped the modern world we live in.. with a few loud bangs along the way! The presenters take an anarchic approach to science communication whilst looking at the scientists engineers and inventors who have shaped the modern world that we live in. Expect 20ft liquid nitrogen clouds, exploding oxygen and hydrogen balloons, fire tornados, hydrogen bottle rockets, ignited methane and even a self-built hovercraft.
Winter of Wellbeing Festival
FREE Winter of Wellbeing – City Centre Pop-Up Space
St David’s 2 Shopping Centre, Cardiff
Wednesday 16 February to Sunday 27 March
Too many events to list individually, but check out the website for details of free events taking place in the pop up store next to the Apple Store. Events on offer include visual and sound workshops, environmental craftivism, comic book workshops, mural design, coding workshops and more.
FREE Winter of Wellbeing
National Museum Cardiff
Sunday 20-Sunday 27 February
A week of free activities to support the wellbeing of all young people.
Please book online in advance.
Drawing through climate anxiety and hope for the future
Sunday 20 February, 11am-12pm
Tuesday 22 February, 2pm-3pm
A family workshop using drawing exercises to explore climate anxiety and what the future can look like if we act on climate change.
Tiles of Wellbeing
Ages 12-25, 16s and under must be accompanied by an adult aged 18+
Wednesday 23 February, 2pm-3pm
Decorate a square tile of clay focusing on what well-being means to you. This could be through words, colour, building up layers onto the tile or carving into it. The finished tiles will be fired and clear glazed to create a collaborative piece of art that will be displayed at the museum.
Wellbeing Embroidery
Thursday 24 February, 11am-12pm
Ages 10-25, 16s and under must be accompanied by an adult aged 18+
Learn basic hand-embroidery techniques to stitch a loving message. Participants will spend time crafting meaningful messages, learn a range of hand-embroidery stitches, and create personalised messages through stitch.
Wonky Wears Clay Workshop
Thursday 24 February, 2pm-4pm
Ages 12-25, 16s and under must be accompanied by an adult aged 18+
Wellbeing embroidery
Friday 25th and Saturday 26th February, 2pm-4pm
Ages 10-25, 16s and under must be accompanied by an adult aged 18+
Learn basic hand-embroidery techniques to stitch a loving message. Participants will spend time crafting meaningful messages, learn a range of hand-embroidery stitches, and create personalised messages through stitch.
Wonky Wears Clay Workshop
Sunday 27th February, 11am-1pm and 2pm-4pm
Ages 12-25, 16s and under must be accompanied by an adult aged 18+
Spend a couple of hours making #funkyfungi and any other natural forms that tickle your fancy. You will be getting your hands dirty and working with air dry clay, so get your sleeves rolled up and join in. You can take your creations home to dry and keep.
FREE Winter of Wellbeing
St Fagans National Museum of History
Saturday 19-Sunday 26 February
Make Some Noise
Saturday 19 February, 11am, 12pm, 2pm, 3pm
A family workshop, using easily accessible materials (like junk-modelling materials) make your own instruments and sculptures to use to make sound, or to explore different ways of listening. Have fun creating your own inventions, and make some noise!
Dwellings and Dragons: Role playing through Welsh history
Saturday 19 February, 1pm-4pm
Monday 21 February, 1pm-4pm
Wednesday 23 February, 1pm-4pm
Thursday 24 February, 1pm-4pm
Ages 12-18, under 16s must be accompanied by an adult 18+.
Through the magic of tabletop roleplaying games, travel back in time and play as characters of the past. Devise and play four different adventures based around buildings in St Fagans collection. Pick up your dice and come on collaborative storytelling adventures of myth and legend, but rooted in historical reality. Get a credit on the final adventure designs, published bilingually online.
Repair and share your bear (and other toys!)
Monday 21 February, 11am, 11.30am, 12pm, 12.30pm
A family workshop where you can learn how to repair your toys and how to borrow from your local ‘library of things’. Repairers will be on hand to offer specialist advice and will try to repair the toys and games you bring in (one per person). There will be interactive games to keep the little ones entertained plus donations are welcome of (good quality) toys and games for other kids to borrow from ACE Benthyg – Cardiff’s library of things.
Sound Drawing
Wednesday 23 February, 2pm-4pm
Ages 10-25, under 16s must be accompanied by an adult 18+.
A workshop exploring active listening, soundscapes, and drawing.
Explore different listening exercises to engage with your surroundings, and then try different ways of recording these soundscapes on paper.
Fiery Jacks Entertainment
Thursday 24 February, 11am-4pm
A family event where you can travel through time with games from every period. From the Romans to modern Victorian parlour games, learn how to play some traditional favourites on a tour of the history of games. Drop in on this activity as part of your general admission ticket
Tiles of Wellbeing
Friday 25 February, 2pm-3pm
Suitable for: Ages 12 – 15. Young people of 16 years or younger must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 years or over.
Participants are invited to decorate a square tile of clay focusing on what well-being means to them, This could be through words, colour, building up layers onto the tile or carving into it. The tiles will then be taken away to my studio to be fired and then clear glazed. They will then be attached to a board in a grid and the finished collaborative piece donated to the museum for display.
FREE Winter of Wellbeing
National Roman Legion Museum, Caerleon
Wednesday 23-Saturday 26 February
Fiery Jacks Entertainment
Wednesday 23rd February, 11am-4pm
Friday 25 February, 11am-4pm
Learn how to play traditional Roman games and the history behind them. A free drop in session that’s included with general admission.
Drop in on a Roman
Thursday 24 February, 11am-1pm and 2pm-4pm
Saturday 26 February 11am-1pm and 2pm-4pm
Every wondered what life was like as a Roman? Chat to a Roman costumed facilitator in the Pegasus building at the bottom of a beautiful Roman Garden. A free drop in session that’s included with general admission.
Arts and creative
FREE Creative Writing Workshops
Glanfa Foyer, Wales Millennium Centre, Cardiff Bay
Monday 21-Friday 25 February, 11am-3pm
Age guidance 7+, all abilities welcome.
Free creative writing workshops will be taking place at the foot of the Ancestree, an incredible four-storey crochet tree installation in Wales Millennium Centre’s Glanfa foyer. Ancestree honours ancestors and traditions, so for these workshops feel free to bring a picture of a favourite person or a place, or an item that helps you recall a cherished memory, to inspire your writing. On Friday 25 February, a storyteller will bring to life the stories and poems created at the workshops throughout the week. These interactive drop-in sessions will help spark and develop your ideas, whether that’s through short stories or poetry.
The Foraging House, Cardiff
Tuesday 22 and Wednesday 23 February Wordwork
Thursday 24 February Wall Hangings
Friday 25 February Candle making
Saturday 26 February Wreath Making
£20 per session
Meet like minded creative families and learn a new skill.
The Red Dragon Centre, Cardiff Bay
Wednesday 23 February, 1pm, 2pm and 3pm
With the 6 nations in full swing and St David’s Day just around the corner, Wales’ very own Baby Dragon will be spreading some patriotic cheer at The Red Dragon Centre this half term.
On Wednesday 23 Feb, this incredibly cute and enchanting creature will be meeting visitors inside the Centre on the hour at 1pm, 2pm and 3pm.
While he’s not yet mastered the ability to breathe fire or fly, he’s making spectacular progress so you might spot just him flapping his wings and blowing smoke out of his nostrils!
To keep his cheeky ways in check, Merlin the magical wizard will also be joining his fiery friend.
Museums, historical and cultural
There are no specific events at the Museum of Cardiff (formerly the Cardiff Story), Cardiff Castle or any of the Cadw sites (Castell Coch, Caerphilly Castle, Raglan Castle etc) but they are all worth a visit in any case.
FREE Wales is…Yr Urdd
St Fagans National Museum of History
Until Sunday 5 June 2022
Discover iconic objects that tell the history of the Urdd in this new display to mark the centenary of the Welsh language youth organisation.
When Ifan ab Owen Edwards established the Urdd in 1922 his aim was to promote and protect the Welsh language.100 years later the Urdd is the largest organisation for children and young people in Wales.
Objects on display include items from the first Urdd Eisteddfod, the first Peace and Goodwill Message, and memorabilia including the first Mistar Urdd to travel into space!
FREE Roman-themed events
National Roman Legion Museum, Caerleon
Wednesday 23-Saturday 26 February
Fiery Jacks Entertainment
Wednesday 23rd February, 11am-4pm
Friday 25 February, 11am-4pm
Learn how to play traditional Roman games and the history behind them.
A free drop in session that’s included in
your general admission ticket.
Drop in on a Roman
Thursday 24 February, 11am-1pm and 2pm-4pm
Saturday 26 February 11am-1pm and 2pm-4pm
Every wondered what life was like as a Roman? Chat to a Roman costumed facilitator in the Pegasus building at the bottom of a beautiful Roman Garden. A free drop in session that’s included in the general admission ticket.
The Royal Mint Visitor Experience, Llantrisant
Monday 21-Thursday 24 February
£5 per child, adults free. Age guidance: 5-10 year olds
Dress like a Queen’s Guard and take part in a fun clue-solving activity called ‘Find the Traitor’. Plus march and exercise like a Queen’s Guard, take part in a dodgeball match which simulates a Queen’s Guard battle, and a cannonball firing activity where parents are invited to volunteer for target practice. Tickets for the Royal Mint Experience Tour need to be booked separately.
Science
Venues across Cardiff
Saturday 19-Wednesday 22 February
Way too many events happening to list them all but check out the website for full details. Highlights include Create Your Own Lava Lamp, Subatomic Circus WoW, Lego Robotics, and Pocket Potions.
Bubbles and Blasts / Star Tours
Techniquest, Cardiff Bay
Saturday 19-Sunday 26 February
As well as two floors of hands-on science exhibits, this half term sees Bubbles and Blasts, a live science show exploring bubbles like never before, from bubbles as big as you to those that burn and explode. The 30 minute show is £2 per person in addition to general admission, recommended for ages 5+ and must be booked in advance.
Star Tours takes place in the digital planetarium. Find out more about some familiar constellations, the planets, how stars are born and how they die. Journey through space for a close-up look at some of nature’s most beautiful sights such as distant galaxies and exploded stars. Age guidance 7+; 25 minute show; £2 per person in addition to general admission, must be booked in advance.
Riverfront, Newport
Monday 21 February, 2.30pm
Tickets £18, family of four £70
Running time: 110 minutes
This live science show explores how science has shaped the modern world we live in.. with a few loud bangs along the way! The presenters take an anarchic approach to science communication whilst looking at the scientists engineers and inventors who have shaped the modern world that we live in. Expect 20ft liquid nitrogen clouds, exploding oxygen and hydrogen balloons, fire tornados, hydrogen bottle rockets, ignited methane and even a self-built hovercraft.
Outdoor and nature-themed
Tredegar House, Newport
Saturday 19-Sunday 27 February
Some legendary guests have come to visit for St David’s Day and have hidden themselves throughout the mansion house. Have they flown to the highest shelves or nestled in darkened corners? See how many little dragons you can spot as you explore.
The event is free but usual admission costs apply.
RSPB Newport Wetlands
Monday 21 and Wednesday 23 February
£6.50 per child
Become a nature detective on a bug hunt like no other. The activity will follow a Gruffalo’s Buffet theme as you hunt for creepy crawlies around the reserve.
Bird Box Building
Friday 25 and Saturday 26 February
£12.50 per child
Learn how to identify birds you may see in your garden on when out walking, plus learn what we can do to help birds that are at risk by creating your ow nest box or bird feeder to take home for the birds in your garden.
Cardiff Wildlife Detectives: Life in the Rainforest
Roath Park Conservatory, Cardiff
Sunday 20 February, 10am-12pm
£2
A family-friendly session with gardening expert Dave Jones. Prepare to be amazed at the exotic ad edible plants grown here. Must be booked in advance.
FREE Vale of Glamorgan Parks – Winter of Wellbeing events
Monday 21-Saturday 26 February.
All events are free and must be pre-booked subject to availability
Willow weaving
Porthkerry Country Park
Monday 21 February
Create a willow lantern from willow, paper and glue. Ages 2-12, must be accompanied by an adult.
Magic In The Woods
Cosmeston Lakes Country Park
Monday 21 February, 10am-12pm
Woodland play, making a potion and a wand. Suitable for primary aged children. Must be accompanied by an adult.
Drumming workshop
Porthkerry Country Park
Tuesday 22nd Feb, 10am-10.45am and 11am-11.45am
Samba fun for all ages, come and enjoy a workshop exploring drumming and rhythms inspired by South America…no previous experience required! Suitable for all ages.
Willow weaving
Cosmeston Lakes Country Park
Tuesday 22nd Feb, 10.30am-12.30pm and 1.30pm-3pm
Have a go at making a willow fish butterfly or flower or another creation. Suitable for ages 2-12; children must be accompanied by an adult.
Outdoor story telling with Louby Lou
Glamorgan Heritage Coast Centre
Tuesday 22nd February, 11am-12pm and 1.30pm-2.30pm
Story telling with a witches and wizards theme. Suitable for ages 3-8, children must be accompanied by an adult.
Survival in the woods
Porthkerry Country Park, Barry
Wednesday 23 Feb, 10am-12pm
Woodland play, build a shelter and create a spark
Suitable for primary aged children. Must be accompanied by an adult.
Porthkerry Country Park
Woodland play
Cosmeston Lakes Country Park
Wednesday 23 February, 10am-12pm and 1pm-3pm
Woodland play to include cooking and fire lighting. Suitable for primary school aged children. Must be accompanied by an adult.
Willow weaving
Glamorgan Heritage Coast Centre
Wednesday 23 February, 10:30am-2:30pm and 1pm-3pm
Have a go at making a willow fish butterfly or flower or another creation. Suitable for ages 2-12; children must be accompanied by an adult.
Outdoor story telling with Louby Lou
Porthkerry Country Park, Barry
Thursday 24 February, 11am-12pm and 1.30pm-2.30pm
Story telling with a witches and wizards theme. Suitable for ages 3-8; children must be accompanied by an adult.
Drumming workshop
Cosmeston Lakes Country Park
Thursday 24 February, 10am-10.45am and 11am-11.45am
Samba fun for all ages. Enjoy a workshop exploring drumming and rhythms inspired by South America. No previous experience required. Suitable for all ages.
Woodland play
Glamorgan Heritage Coast Centre
Thursday 24 February, 10am-12pm and 1pm-3pm
Woodland play to include cooking and fire lighting. Suitable for primary school aged children. Must be accompanied by an adult.
Woodland play with Everyday Play
Porthkerry Country Park, Barry
Friday 25 February, 10am-12pm and 1pm-3pm
Woodland play to include fire lighting and cooking. Suitable for primary school aged children. Must be accompanied by an adult.
Outdoor Play
Cosmeston Country Park
Friday 25 February, 10.30am-12pm and 1pm-2.30pm
Woodland play sessions using natural materials. Ages 5 -9.
Family forest fun
Glamorgan Heritage Coast Centre
Friday 25 February, 10.30am-12pm and 1pm-2.30pm
Family forest fun, create bubble wands elder puppets and other
Drumming workshop
Glamorgan Heritage Coast Centre
Saturday 26 February, 10am-10.45am and 11am-11.45am
Family forest fun, create bubble wands, elder puppets and other challenges. Suitable for all ages.
Outdoor story telling with Louby Lou
Cosmeston Country Park
Saturday 26 February, 11am-12pm and 1pm-2pm
Story telling with a witches and wizards theme. Ages 3-8.
Magic in the woods
Comeston Lakes Country Park
Sunday 27 February, 10am-12pm
Woodland play, making a potion and a wand. Suitable for primary aged children.
Greenmeadow Community Farm, Cwmbran
Saturday 19-Sunday 26 February, 10am-5pm
£6.50 adults, £5.40 concessions and children, £23.50 family (2+3)
Daily activities during half term include cuddle corner, goat milking, tractor and trailer ride, make and take activity, greet and groom, plus animal teatime, as well as the usual farm activities. Plus buy a Spring Trail sheet from the Shop (£1.50) and earn a prize on completion.
Fonmon Castle, Rhoose
Saturday 18-Sunday 26 February
Adults £16, children £12, under 3s free, family of 6 £55
The dinosaur trail reopens in time for half term, with other attractions at the 12th century castle including a pirate adventure area, a mad hatter’s garden, an interactive story trail, an agility trail, a fairy kingdom and more.
Cinema
Margam Park, Port Talbot
Wednesday 23-Saturday 26 February
The Boss Baby 2: Family Business (U) Wednesday 5.30pm
Bohemian Rhapsody (12A) Wednesday 8.30pm
Tom & Jerry The Movie (PG) Thursday 5.30pm
Aladdin (U) Friday 5.30pm
The Secret Life Of Pets (U) Saturday 5.30pm
From £25 per car
NT Live: The Book Of Dust – La Belle Sauvage
Chapter, Cardiff
Saturday 19 February, 5pm
A chance to experience Philip Pullman’s The Book of Dust on the big screen, in a recording of the National Theatre’s acclaimed stage production. Set 12 years before the epic His Dark Materials trilogy, this gripping adaptation revisits Pullman’s fantastical world in which waters are rising and storms are brewing. Two young people and their daemons, with everything at stake, find themselves at the centre of a terrifying manhunt. In their care is a tiny child called Lyra Belacqua, and in that child lies the fate of the future. And as the waters rise around them, powerful adversaries conspire for mastery of Dust: salvation to some,the source of infinite corruption to others. Eighteen years after his ground breaking production of His Dark Materials at the National Theatre, director Nicolas Hytner returns to Pullman’s parallel universe, adapted by Bryony Lavery. Broadcast live from London’s Bridge Theatre.
Please note: This is a cinema screening of the theatre show, a recording of the live streamed event from 17 February and not a live theatrical performance.
Odeon Kids
Odeon Cinema, The Red Dragon Centre, Cardiff Bay
The 10am weekend and school holiday showings are £2.50 per person. Films to be announced; films are usually a few months old rather than new releases.
Movies for Juniors
Cineworld, Mary Ann Street, Cardiff
The 10am weekend and school holiday Movies for Juniors showings are just £2.50 per person. Check online for schedule; films are usually a few months old rather than new releases.
Mini Mornings
Vue Cinema, Millennium Plaza, Cardiff
The 10am weekend and school holiday Movies for Juniors showings are just £2.49 per person when booked online or £3.49 on the door. Check online for schedule; films are usually a few months old rather than new releases.
Chapter Arts Centre, Canton, Cardiff
Latest release family films plus older films
£6/£4 booked in advance; see website for full listings.
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