Mar
28
Thu
Easter Duck Trail @ Aylesbury Town Centre
Mar 28 @ 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Easter Duck Trail @ Aylesbury Town Centre
Up for grabs:
Entries close at 6pm on Sunday 14 April. Winners will be chosen at random and will be contacted by Wednesday 17 April by us directly and not via Facebook.
Brought to you by Aylesbury Town Council in partnership with The Works and Aylesbury United.
Mar
29
Fri
Easter Duck Trail @ Aylesbury Town Centre
Mar 29 @ 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Easter Duck Trail @ Aylesbury Town Centre
Up for grabs:
Entries close at 6pm on Sunday 14 April. Winners will be chosen at random and will be contacted by Wednesday 17 April by us directly and not via Facebook.
Brought to you by Aylesbury Town Council in partnership with The Works and Aylesbury United.
Mar
30
Sat
Easter Duck Trail @ Aylesbury Town Centre
Mar 30 @ 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Easter Duck Trail @ Aylesbury Town Centre
Up for grabs:
Entries close at 6pm on Sunday 14 April. Winners will be chosen at random and will be contacted by Wednesday 17 April by us directly and not via Facebook.
Brought to you by Aylesbury Town Council in partnership with The Works and Aylesbury United.
This Fractured Land: Stories from the past and future @ Discover Bucks Museum
Mar 30 @ 10:00 am – 3:00 pm
This Fractured Land: Stories from the past and future @ Discover Bucks Museum

Inspired by its history and imaginative power, the artists, Lian Chan, Ellie Laycock, Jane Peacock, Ellie Reid and Caroline Thomson, look at the land from a geological, historical, social and mythological point of view. With access to the Museum’s collections, the work that they have created specifically for this exhibition encompasses themes of storytelling, the ancient past, social conflict over land, the uncertain future of climate change and the emotional power of the land itself.

On display alongside their work which includes paintings, prints, photography, sculpture and film will be objects from the collections that inspired them, including paintings by the war artist John Nash, items of crime and punishment, long-buried gold coins and rocks and fossils from the deep past.

Sam Mason, CEO of Discover Bucks Museum, says:

‘We have been delighted to work with the artists on This Fractured Land exhibition and the wonderful work they’ve created has interpreted the museum collections in exciting new ways. With themes of history and storytelling and references to the woodlands of the Chilterns this promises to be an intriguing, vibrant and thought-provoking show.’

Click here for more information. 

Museum opening hours

Wednesday – Friday 10am–3pm
Saturday 10am–4pm
Sunday 12-4pm

Mar
31
Sun
Easter Duck Trail @ Aylesbury Town Centre
Mar 31 @ 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Easter Duck Trail @ Aylesbury Town Centre
Up for grabs:
Entries close at 6pm on Sunday 14 April. Winners will be chosen at random and will be contacted by Wednesday 17 April by us directly and not via Facebook.
Brought to you by Aylesbury Town Council in partnership with The Works and Aylesbury United.
This Fractured Land: Stories from the past and future @ Discover Bucks Museum
Mar 31 @ 10:00 am – 3:00 pm
This Fractured Land: Stories from the past and future @ Discover Bucks Museum

Inspired by its history and imaginative power, the artists, Lian Chan, Ellie Laycock, Jane Peacock, Ellie Reid and Caroline Thomson, look at the land from a geological, historical, social and mythological point of view. With access to the Museum’s collections, the work that they have created specifically for this exhibition encompasses themes of storytelling, the ancient past, social conflict over land, the uncertain future of climate change and the emotional power of the land itself.

On display alongside their work which includes paintings, prints, photography, sculpture and film will be objects from the collections that inspired them, including paintings by the war artist John Nash, items of crime and punishment, long-buried gold coins and rocks and fossils from the deep past.

Sam Mason, CEO of Discover Bucks Museum, says:

‘We have been delighted to work with the artists on This Fractured Land exhibition and the wonderful work they’ve created has interpreted the museum collections in exciting new ways. With themes of history and storytelling and references to the woodlands of the Chilterns this promises to be an intriguing, vibrant and thought-provoking show.’

Click here for more information. 

Museum opening hours

Wednesday – Friday 10am–3pm
Saturday 10am–4pm
Sunday 12-4pm

Apr
1
Mon
Easter Duck Trail @ Aylesbury Town Centre
Apr 1 @ 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Easter Duck Trail @ Aylesbury Town Centre
Up for grabs:
Entries close at 6pm on Sunday 14 April. Winners will be chosen at random and will be contacted by Wednesday 17 April by us directly and not via Facebook.
Brought to you by Aylesbury Town Council in partnership with The Works and Aylesbury United.
This Fractured Land: Stories from the past and future @ Discover Bucks Museum
Apr 1 @ 10:00 am – 3:00 pm
This Fractured Land: Stories from the past and future @ Discover Bucks Museum

Inspired by its history and imaginative power, the artists, Lian Chan, Ellie Laycock, Jane Peacock, Ellie Reid and Caroline Thomson, look at the land from a geological, historical, social and mythological point of view. With access to the Museum’s collections, the work that they have created specifically for this exhibition encompasses themes of storytelling, the ancient past, social conflict over land, the uncertain future of climate change and the emotional power of the land itself.

On display alongside their work which includes paintings, prints, photography, sculpture and film will be objects from the collections that inspired them, including paintings by the war artist John Nash, items of crime and punishment, long-buried gold coins and rocks and fossils from the deep past.

Sam Mason, CEO of Discover Bucks Museum, says:

‘We have been delighted to work with the artists on This Fractured Land exhibition and the wonderful work they’ve created has interpreted the museum collections in exciting new ways. With themes of history and storytelling and references to the woodlands of the Chilterns this promises to be an intriguing, vibrant and thought-provoking show.’

Click here for more information. 

Museum opening hours

Wednesday – Friday 10am–3pm
Saturday 10am–4pm
Sunday 12-4pm

Easter Egg Hunt @ Waivers Way Park, Aylesbury HP21 9SQ
Apr 1 @ 1:00 pm – 1:45 pm

an easter egg hunt and geocachers meet in the local park!

on street parking can be found outside the park on a nearby street

Apr
2
Tue
Easter Playscheme @ Jonathan Page Play Centre
Apr 2 @ 8:00 am – 6:30 pm
Easter Playscheme @ Jonathan Page Play Centre

We have a roar-some Easter Playscheme planned! Everything Easter-themed will take over the Play Centre during our first week until we step into the Jurassic world in week two where we will learn about pre-historic animals, bake delicious fossil cookies and make and create our own dinosaurs. Did you know we have a great outdoor space with a pedal go-karting track? We hope to see you this April!

Hours and Prices (per child, per session)

Full Day 8am-6:30pm – £35                                        Half Day 8am-3:30pm – £26

Playscheme is for all children from the age of 4 up to their 13th birthday.

 

Why not visit us before booking?

If you and your child would like to see the fantastic facilities and meet our team before booking, please contact us to arrange a suitable date and time.

 

Bookings

We accept advance and last-minute bookings for the After School Club and Holiday Playschemes through our online booking system. To register and book sessions for your child please visit jppc.magicbooking.co.uk

All bookings must be accompanied by payment. We accept card, cash payments, childcare vouchers and tax-free childcare.

147 Meadowcroft, Aylesbury, HP19 9HH

Phone: 01296 336413

Email: jpplaycentre@aylesburytowncouncil.gov.uk

aylesburytowncouncil.gov.uk/jppc

aylesburytowncouncil.gov.uk/town-council-services/jppc/jppc-holiday-playscheme/

 

Ofsted Registration EY536686 – rated “Outstanding” in December 2018

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