AN outdoor musical extravaganza at West Midland Safari and Leisure Park has been extended to two nights due to popular demand.
On Friday, July 9, a variety of local bands will play live including Cantaloop and up and coming American group Ozzomatli, entertaining all with their mix of jazz and soul music.
There will also be the chance to see the musical talent emerging from Kidderminster College.
On Saturday, July 10, Wyre Forest Symphony Orchestra returns after their first visit to the park last season, performing a range of popular classics and music from The Proms.
Jerusalem and Rule Britannia are expected to generate lively audience participation as the evening draws to a close with a spectacular firework finale.
Tickets are £12.50 for adults and £10 for juniors (4-16) on the Friday, £15 for adults and £8 for juniors on the Saturday, available on 01299 400700 from 9am to 5pm.
Alternatively visit www.wmsp.co.uk
All proceeds will go towards Childline West Midlands, which has helped 9,048 children since its launch in April 2002, to raise funds for its In Tune with Childline campaign.
Living history at hall
HARVINGTON Hall in Kidderminster puts on the third of its Living History weekends this Bank Holiday.
This time the re-enactors will be depicting the Civil War period.
The 17th Century Life and Times group will be cooking, playing period games, and preparing for battle.
Guided tours of the hall will be available throughout both Saturday and Sunday.
The hall opens at 11.30am and entrance costs £4.70 for adults and £4 for senior citizens.
For more information call 01562 777846.
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