A packed family fun day is coming to Northwood Park with live music, animals, activities, food, stalls and plenty more.
Families can enjoy a packed day of entertainment when the NBH101 and Chit Chat 4 U All Fun Day returns to Northwood Park in Stoke-on-Trent.
The community event will take place on Monday 31 August 2026 from 11.30am until 4.30pm.
Organised by Birches Head and Northwood Volunteers Community Group, Chit Chat 4 U All and Hope Community Church, the event will offer activities for visitors of all ages.
What is included?
Admission includes:
- Meet the owls
- Meet the reptiles
- A 45ft assault course
- A bouncy castle
- Face painting
- Live music
- Character mascots
There will also be artisan stalls, an ice cream van and delicious food.
There is also a dog show run by Pebbles Legacy.
Ticket prices
Advance tickets cost £2 per person or £6 for a family of four, including a minimum of one adult.
Tickets purchased on the day will cost £3 per person or £10 for a family of four.
Advance tickets are available from:
- The Birches Head, Birches Head Road, ST1 6LL
- The Northwood Inn, Botany Bay Road, ST1 6PU
- The Cat Inn, Keelings Road, ST1 6PA
- The Cross Guns, Vincent Street, ST1 6PW
- Sam’s Kitchen Northwood, Rawlins Street, ST1 6PE
- Chit Chat 4 U All Diner, Level 5 Potteries Shopping Centre, ST1 1PS
Event details
Date: Monday 31 August 2026
Time: 11.30am to 4.30pm
Location: Northwood Park, Stoke-on-Trent, ST1 2DW
The organisers have thanked the event’s sponsors and supporters, including councillors Knapper, Shenton and Watson, Golocalextra Birches Head, Connect Travel, Owen Electrical & Security Ltd, Tesco Express Chell Street and Asda Tunstall.
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