Natalie Orchard, 12 and Isabella Rolfe, 12.
Natalie Orchard, 12 and Isabella Rolfe, 12. Christopher Chan GLA210113FEST

Lanterns are bright activity in recycling for SUNfest kids

GLADSTONE'S youth taking part in SUNfest activities had the chance to learn about water conservation yesterday while having a fun time creating recycled lanterns inspired by the Dreamtime Story, Tiddalic the Frog and floodmaker.

Participants at the Gladstone PCYC constructed lanterns from paper and cane, milk containers and round items.

What's on

Recycled Lanterns

  • Where: Gladstone Police Citizens Youth Club, Yarroon St.
  • When: Today 9am-3pm.
  • Cost: $20.
  • What to bring: Morning tea and lunch, water bottle, hat and comfortable clothes.

SUNfest Showcase

See what kids have been up to during the school holidays as part of the program - includes live performances.

  • Where: Gladstone Marina Stage, Bryan Jordon Dr, Gladstone.
  • When: Tomorrow 6.30-8.30pm.
  • Cost: Free.
  • What to bring: Bring a chair, bring a rug, and invite all your friends along.

Kite Making (Lil' Kids)

Learn how to make a paper kite and how to fly it. You then get to take your kite home.

  • Where: Agnes Water, Tom Jeffery Park.
  • When: Today 9-11am.
  • Cost: $7.50.
  • What to bring: Sunscreen, water bottle, hat and morning tea.

 


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