“Dig for Victory!” – Family Activity Day

21st October, 10 – 3pm

Dig for Victory!” – Family Activity Day

Alongside rationing, the Dig for Victory campaign was launched to keep the country fed while the war was fought. Many people, including the Royal family, were encouraged to turn flower beds into vegetable plots. There were even allotments were the IBCC now stands! Even now people are encouraged to become self-sufficient, owning allotments or growing vegetables in gardens across Britain.

Come along to our free Family Activity Day, where there will be crafts and games linked to the WW2 campaign, and mini tours to the IBCC’s own Dig for Victory gardens and reconstructed Anderson shelter. No need to book

Similar Events

Pop-up Activity- British Science Week – Connections

This year’s theme is “Connections”.  Join us for a free pop-up activity to discover some fun science-related crafts. Suitable for all the family.

Read More...

Pop-up Activity- Sweetheart Brooches

‘Sweetheart brooches’ became very popular in WW2 as a special keepsake for soldiers, sailors and airmen to give to their loved ones as a reminder of their bond whilst they were away at war.  Come along today to make your own special ‘Sweetheart Brooch’.  Perhaps it could be a special gift for a loved one […]

Read More...

Up and Away Family Day!

Up and Away Family Day! Rockets, Kites, Rotor Motors and other ‘flight’ themed crafts and activities for the whole family to enjoy at our FREE ‘Up and Away’ Family Activity Day. There will also be the chance to join in aviation themed object handling, dressing up and a special trail around our beautiful site.  No […]

Read More...