For those of you who haven't heard about Sacrilege 2012 and live in London (which is mainly where it is touring now), don't miss out on this pile of fun for all ages.
Designed by Jeremy Deller and created by the company that designed and made the first ever bouncy castle, together they have created a life-size version of Stone Henge. Called Sacrilege because some people may see it as wrong and damaging to re-create this historic landmark in a bouncy form - I don't it's cool! This is also part of Festival 2012 and funded by things like the Lottery Fund and Arts Council.
Aimed at adults and kids alike, it's bouncy fun for free and it's touring!
All details here: http://sacrilege2012.co.uk/
I haven't been on a bouncy castle for years and not only did I forget how tiring it is, but also how much fun it is. I have to say, the adults seem to enjoy it more than the kids, LOL.
If you get the chance to go, it is in London for the next couple of weeks at various pop up venues.
I hope this lines the way for more life-size pop up Landmarks : ) We haven't got any ideas of any that are not to big to travel, but I am sure there are more out there : )
Designed by Jeremy Deller and created by the company that designed and made the first ever bouncy castle, together they have created a life-size version of Stone Henge. Called Sacrilege because some people may see it as wrong and damaging to re-create this historic landmark in a bouncy form - I don't it's cool! This is also part of Festival 2012 and funded by things like the Lottery Fund and Arts Council.
Aimed at adults and kids alike, it's bouncy fun for free and it's touring!
All details here: http://sacrilege2012.co.uk/
I haven't been on a bouncy castle for years and not only did I forget how tiring it is, but also how much fun it is. I have to say, the adults seem to enjoy it more than the kids, LOL.
If you get the chance to go, it is in London for the next couple of weeks at various pop up venues.
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