Spot celebs, wildlife and stars in Angie Quinn's round-up of the top five bargain activities for families in the shopper area this week.

 

Greenhithe: Amy Childs, Bank, Bluewater , 27th – 12pm

Famed for her ‘wel jel’ catchphrase, reality TV sweetheart Amy Childs will be appearing at BANK Fashion store this Saturday launching her new SS13 clothing collection. Rub shoulders with the star as the Essex celeb will be meeting fans and signing autographs.  Visit: bluewater.co.uk

 

Bexleyheath: Xtreme Vortex Family Fun day, Bexleyheath Academy, Sunday, 12 – 4pm

Bexleyheath Academy welcomes the Xtreme Vortex on Sunday afternoon for activities including a gladiator joust, inflatable laser tag, mobile climbing wall, bungee run, side stall games, tombola, raffle and many more. Entry is a 50p suggested donation and ride costs vary, with proceeds to Kent, Surrey and Sussex Air Ambulance.

Bromley: 2D Horrid Henry, Empire Cinema, Saturday & Sunday, 11am

Treat the family to a day at the cinema this weekend and watch children’s comedy hit Horrid Henry.  The film starts at 11am and entrance is just £1 per adult and child so won’t break the bank! Visit: empirecinemas.co.uk for more details and booking.


Gravesend: Shorne Woods Country Park Open Day and Spring Fair, Saturday 27th, between 11am-3pm

Join in with free activities for the park’s annual open day, including woodland walks, pond-dipping, geocaching and a scavenger hunt to win a small prize. Take the chance to meet staff and ask questions and check out a selection of local stalls. Children must be accompanied by an adult. No booking required. Go to: kent.gov.uk.


Greenwich: Saturday Space Explorers, Royal Observatory Greenwich; Astronomy Centre, 27th April, 14.00-16.30 (drop in)

Drop in to the Royal Observatory for a free workshop that introduces younger visitors to space and astronomy. You can even build simple gadgets, such as moon dials, from cardboard kits and take them home. Suitable for children older than seven.  Visit: rmg.co.uk

 

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