Lively, Unrestrained Beach Celebration at Lowestoft Shoreline
Lowestoft residents and visitors are in for a treat as the National Marine Week beach event is set to take place at Lowestoft beach, near the CEFAS ramp. Organised by the Carlton Marshes team, this family-friendly event is scheduled for 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM.
The event promises a day filled with fun and educational activities, including beach art, sandcastle building, and a beach clean. Although the exact meeting point isn't explicitly stated, given that Carlton Marshes is located near Lowestoft, it's likely that the event will be held on or near the local beach areas.
However, for precise details about the meeting point, booking procedures, terms and conditions, and any updates regarding the event, it is recommended to contact Carlton Marshes or the local event organisers directly.
Please note that the event is subject to weather conditions and may be cancelled or postponed if deemed unsafe. Dress appropriately for the weather, as all activities will take place outside.
Dogs are required to be kept on leads at the event due to a Public Space Protection Order on the reserve. Unfortunately, information about wheelchair access and specific facilities at the event is not provided.
The event is suitable for families with children aged 3 and above. Participants are advised to contact the event organiser before booking if mobility is a concern.
The event is free of charge, and a gazebo will be set up for activities. For more information, including the full terms and conditions, please visit the event's official website or contact Carlton Marshes via email or phone (contact details not provided in this article).
Remember to check for updates by 9:00 AM on the day of the event for any last-minute changes. We hope to see you there for a day of fun and learning about our marine environment!
This family-friendly event at Lowestoft beach, organized by Carlton Marshes, offers an exciting blend of outdoor-living and home-and-garden activities, such as beach art and sandcastle building. After the event, family-dynamics might be influenced as relationships among participants grow stronger through shared experiences.
