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School holdays: No excuse for boredom

12/01/2015

By Star Weekly

Running out of ways to entertain your kids these school holidays?

Watergardens Town Centre has a jam-packed school holiday program for big and little kids alike. This week (until Friday) between 11am and 2pm, the little ones can race remote-control cars on the Turbo race track and make their very own wooden racing car to take home.

Next week, Nickelodeon’s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles will perform live shows, and peckish kids can make their own wraps at Bing Boy. At noon this Sunday, teenagers can make the most of the summer sun at the pop-up park in the Town Square and enjoy tunes from DJs and a live performance by former X-Factor finalist Jai Waetford.

Go to www.watergardens.com.au for more information.

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