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It's World Book Day on Thursday 5 March and to celebrate we're hosting activities for little bookworms. Come dressed up as your favourite book character and join us at Bateman's for a children's trail. There'll be storytelling sessions on Saturday and Sunday. And you can exchange your £1 book voucher for an exciting new story, in the shop. Free event. Normal admission applies.
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