Kidz [only] Zone – Saturday

with Wild Craft Play

Saturday July 11
11:00am – 4:30pm

Location: Maffeo Sutton Park

This event is Free as part of our InFrinGinG Dance Festival 2026

This one is for the kids with a twist!

We are very happy to present Jamie Black with WILD CRAFT PLAY

‘Lone travellers are found by the lagoon of Sway-a-Lana. They are lost, trying to find their way home. They seek the messages hidden in the trees, believing that if they decipher the words, they will somehow be guided back. Will you help them? The land is fraught with danger, and beasts are afoot. Be safe, don’t go alone, and maybe you will help guide them home.’

Jamie Black, known also as Faythe the HummingBard, founded Wild Craft Play in 2008. From a Masters of Adventure in 2017 came Wild Adventure Role Play (WARP), forged with beasts, swords and lore. Adventure does not simply follow this being, it lives in their bones. You will know when you are in their presence, cloaked, sword in hand, humming a tune only the forest understands.

See more about their Wild Adventure Role Play Club at https://wildcraftplay.com/wild-adventure-role-play-club/

Due to unanticipated circumstances, Playbriola is not able to join us for the festival after all.

WHY ATTEND
-Give kids a free, creative festival experience designed especially for them.
-Let children explore story, adventure, movement, and imaginative play.
-Encourage flexible thinking, confidence, creativity, and whole-body engagement.
-Enjoy a family-friendly activity as part of the festival atmosphere at Maffeo Sutton Park.

WHO THIS IS FOR
-Children who love story, imagining, adventuring
-Families looking for a free kid-friendly activity during the festival.
-Kids who enjoy open-ended play more than sitting still.
-Young creative thinkers.
-Parents and caregivers looking for an energetic outdoor activity for children.

GOOD TO KNOW
-This is a free event.
-Materials are provided.
-Kids should wear clothing suitable for the weather and active creative play.
-Adult supervision is part of the activity, but parents/caregivers should confirm whether they need to remain nearby.