Even more things to do

Children's Arena

The Children's Arena will be open for those in the Family Campsite from 9am and for those in standard campsites from 10.30am once the arena opens.
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Junk Funk Wheelie Bin Drumming!  the wheelie bin drumming band. Think African Drumming / Taiko / plus Stomp-ish choreographed routines using different sizes of bin, beating, kicking, dropping, flapping lids as well as using heavy duty drumsticks. Unbelievable fun, hellishly noisy and a great way to getting young people out of bed and involved in music making.  Junk Funk have performed lustily at numerous carnivals and festivals in 2008…if you were at Latitude you might remember them leading the kid’s parade on Sunday afternoon! They’ll be holding workshops for teenagers, followed by short performances, three times daily. Supported by Artlink is a registered Arts Award Centre offering young people an arts equivalent of the Duke of Edinburgh awards.  www.suffolkartlink.org.uk
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The Sole Bay Youth Group are delighted to be back running the Parent & Baby Chill out Tent at Latitude again, with their enclosed indoor and outdoor play areas for babies and toddlers; free fruit, water and sun block for under 5s; tea and coffee for parents; baby changing facilities; microwave and feeding facilities.  In addition we will be offering a bedtime hour with baby bath facilities, a chill-out soundtrack and a bedtime story.
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Cambridge Community Circus (CCC) will be running twice daily workshops in circus skills, from juggling to uni-cycling. You can also make your own juggling balls to take away.
CCC promote, teach and perform Circus Skills in the Cambridge area,  run weekly workshops in juggling, uni-cycling, acrobatic balancing and aerial skills and also perform and teach all over the local area. CCC is a non-profit organisation run by volunteers: www.camcircus.org
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The Bird Book is an adventure across continents! Eric and Bill are searching for a rare bird of prey. Fly with them over the lake, along the river and down to the sea! Through desert sands, facing fierce storms and high seas, the boys a perilous journey that ends at a forest where they discover a magical secret. One Moment In Time Theatre use beautifully crafted puppets, dynamic storytelling and live music to bring to life the true story of the Osprey, one of Britain's rarest birds.
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Lose yourself in the joy of reading with our friends from Suffolk Libraries; they’ll be back with their lovely medieval tents.  In the baby & toddler tent you can play with a range of toys plus jump and jiggle to baby bounce and tot rock sessions.  In the other tent there will be books available for all ages of kids, read them there or take them to your tent.  All weekend there will be plenty going on, so come and join the fun.
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In the kids library tent meet author, Guy Bass, creator of Dinkin Dings - the boy who is afraid of EVERYTHING. As well as introducing you The Frightening Things, Guy will equip young Latituders with a Zombalien Survival Guide. Join Guy for an interactive session of hilarious proportions - miss it and risk Zombalien enslavement! Aaaa-aaaah!
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The Parade: Sunday 1.30 – 2.30pm
Join us as we round off the weekend with a big drum performance from Junk Funk followed by a wild and colourful parade into the arena with the masks, flags & banners made in the art workshops!!