EVENTS

Eid and Bengali New Year Celebration with family-friendly workshops and activities. Followed by lunch with Oitij-jo.

Storytelling lanterns created with artist Miki Rogers and residents at Hazelgrove Care Home to retell a beloved Bengali folktale.

Come write animal-inspired bilingual poetry with Rumana to celebrate World Book Day!

Our Mashy, Squishy Potato Party at Imagine Children's Festival!

A Mashy, Squishy Potato Party at Discover Story Centre

Celebrating our upcoming book for toddlers. Details to be announced.

Exploring unseen elements associated with representation within the artworld for those with parenting or caring roles.

A hand-painted van will transform into an exhibition of fascinating objects that have been brought over to Teesside by migrants.

A morning of exploring diverse and inclusive children’s books with young visitors at Ormesby hall, nestled in their cosy library. PC: Rachel Deakin

A hand-painted van will transform into an exhibition of fascinating objects that have been brought over to Teesside by migrants.

Part of Gem Arts Masala Festival, the book fair is a celebration of creators and characters of South Asian heritage in children’s publishing.

Riddle treasure hunt for special Bangla words, chalk drawings and storytelling as part of Hi-Street Festival's Playful Picnic. PC: Rachel Deakin

A fun riddle-writing workshop inspired by Bangla animal calls.

Bringing Bangla Folktales to Kirkleatham Museum to celebrate Refugee Week and launch our upcoming project on migration to Teesside.

Beginner level Bangla classes for children. Every Saturday from 11:00 - 13:30. Suitable for: age 5+

We're taking climate action to the classroom with poetry. This Autumn term, we're visiting schools in Bedale, Easingwold, Northallerton, Stokesley and Thirsk. Get in touch if you know a school that would like to take part.