Live Animal Event - Reptile Day
Old Baptist Chapel, Tewkesbury, United Kingdom
Live Animal Event - Reptile Day
Old Baptist Chapel, Tewkesbury, United Kingdom
What you need to know
Live Animal Event - Reptile Day
Animal Club will be delivering a memorable animal handling experience, which will uncover the incredibly varied and wonderful world of animals. This is a unique opportunity to get close-up & personal with animals some only dream of seeing.
Full of fun and facts our Ranger-led experiences bring an animal menagerie directly to you!
Are you ready to meet a Tortoise, Hognose Snake, Boa, Gargoyle Gecko, Mexican Black Kingsnake, Royal Python and a Tarantula?
Date and Times:
Saturday 7th August
10.30am to 11.20am
11.30am to 12.20pm
Tickets:
Adults: £8.50
Children: £5.00
Location:
Old Baptist Chapel,
Old Baptist Chapel Court,
Off Church Street,
Tewkesbury,
GL20 5RZ
Location
Old Baptist Chapel
Old Baptist Chapel Court, Church Street, Tewkesbury, GL20 5RZ United Kingdom
Where to find us:
Find us by the Abbey in a beautifully restored row of timber framed buildings. The Old Baptist Chapel is located opposite the museum, along a little medieval alleyway.
Car: Take Junction 9 off the M5 and follow the signs to Tewkesbury Abbey.
There are numerous car parks nearby. You may also want to consider a car share.
Rail: The nearest railway station is Ashchurch for Tewkesbury. There is a bus stop a short walk away for the 42 bus will bring you into Tewkesbury.
Bus: As well as the bus that serves the railway station, there is also a regular service from Cheltenham (41) which stops in the Crescent which is almost next to the museum. There is also a bus service from Gloucester (71) which stops in the town centre, which is a short walk away.
Bike: If you cycle to the museum you may leave your bike in our courtyard garden.
Walk: If you are staying in Tewkesbury you’ll find most hotels and B&Bs are a short walk away from the museum which is centrally located in Church Street.
Organiser
- John Moore Museum
- Phone 01684 297174
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