About this event

Explore drama, music, dance and movement in our Performing Arts Holiday Club for ages 6-14!

This May half term, you’ll learn to sing and dance to songs from popular films and musicals.

During breaks, you’ll also have the option to play games as a group, have a go on the dance mat, or if you’d prefer a quieter activity, there’ll be colouring or reading options too.

Our tutor team:
Christina – Music and dance co-lead
Elizabeth – Music and dance co-lead
Louise – SEN music specialist assistant

Our team of tutors are experienced in working with young people of all ages and abilities. The team will be assisted by Louise, who is a music specialist working with young people with SEND. Louise will be on hand to support young people in the group with additional needs – please get in touch to let us know about any specific support your young person requires. Your place includes a packed lunch for those in receipt of benefits related free school meals.

Please arrive 10 – 15 minutes early to sign in and get settled. Children can bring their own packed lunch, or a packed lunch can be purchased in advance. To enquire, please get in touch on musinc@middlesbrough.gov.uk.

This event is part of Middlesbrough Council’s Bring It On! holiday programme, funded by the Department for Education.

Bring It On! is the new name for the holiday activities and food (HAF) programme in Middlesbrough and Redcar and Cleveland. Bring It On! runs during the school holidays to offer free, fun activities and food to children and young people aged 5 to 16 years. We understand that the school holidays can be a challenging time for parents, and the HAF can help with this. HAF programmes aim to support low-income families, particularly those in receipt of benefits related free school meals.

If your child is eligible for benefits related free school meals, please book your free place on the EEQU booking system: https://eequ.org/book/musinc-performing-arts-holiday-club-with-sammy-20930

Access information

Toilets and facilities
For more details about our facilities and accessing the different spaces at Middlesbrough Town Hall please visit https://boxoffice.middlesbrough.gov.uk/middlesbrough-town-hall/your-visit-to-middlesbrough-town-hall/accessibility-at-middlesbrough-town-hall/

Pushchair policy
Due to Middlesbrough Town Hall’s fire regulation policies pushchairs, prams & car seats must be left in our dedicated ‘buggy parking’ zone on the carriageway and cannot be taken into any of the event spaces. Unfortunately, we cannot take responsibility for items left there, but we do our best to keep an eye on them.

Relaxed setting
All our family events take place in a relaxed environment, and have the following features:
– There’ll be lower volume levels throughout the event
– Our spaces have consistent lighting, with low level auditorium lights on throughout
– Our musicians and facilitators have relaxed attitude to noise and moving around the space
– A quiet, chill out space will be available should you need a break
– Free drinking water will be available

Ear defenders
Our younger visitors can find a busy venue and loud musical activities quite overwhelming. A limited number of ear defenders are available from the Box Office – by the main entrance on Albert Road. See us as early as possible to secure a pair.