
Alexandra Park Family Fun Day
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Celebrate the end of Manchester’s Baby Week 2026 with a completely free Family Fun Day packed with activities, music, crafts, movement and entertainment for children of all ages.
Alexandra Park Family Fun Day
Date: Saturday 20th June 2026
Times: From 10am
Location: Alexandra Park, 180 Russell Street, Moss Side, Manchester, M16 7JL
Price: Free
Come along to Alexandra Park for a fantastic free Family Fun Day as Manchester rounds off Baby Week 2026 with a celebration for children and families of all ages.
Everyone is welcome and there is no need to book. Families can simply drop in and enjoy a wide range of activities, performances and interactive experiences throughout the day.
Activities and entertainment include:
Registration and refreshments
Face painting
Henna and glitter tattoos
Circus skills workshops
Family arts and crafts
Make a suncatcher activities
Story and rhyme time
Baby yoga
Parachute games
Forest School experiences
Dance Like a Mother babywearing dance session from 11am - 12pm
Music Makers with Bridgewater Hall from 11am - 12pm
Manchester Parent Carer Forum support and information
Manchester SEND Early Development Inclusion Team (SEDIT) support for under 5s with SEND
Manchester Active activities
Music, movement and physical activities
The event is designed to bring families together for a day of creativity, play, movement and community connection in the beautiful surroundings of Alexandra Park.
Whether you have a baby, toddler or older children, there will be plenty to explore and enjoy as Manchester celebrates the end of another inspiring Baby Week.
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