Comments | jabberworks: pop-up festival scheming... a new comics festival for kids?

jabberworks

pop-up festival scheming... a new comics festival for kids?

Jan 27, 2012 17:49

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candygourlay January 28 2012, 08:35:00 UTC

One of the benefits of the Pop Up Festival of course is its proximity to ice cream. Sigh! Great blog post - you saved me doing one, Sarah!

jabberworks January 28 2012, 09:39:00 UTC

I know, the best ice cream I've found in London! Mmmm... Great to see you!

Feel free to nick any photos, and I'm sure loads of people would love to hear some of your curator plans, when you want to unveil them! :D

ajlillywhite January 28 2012, 11:42:15 UTC

I took the munchkin to a pop-up festival last year and it was fab - I will put the dates in my diary. (Yay! Comics as well!!!)
Amanda x

jabberworks January 29 2012, 11:09:29 UTC

Excellent, did the munchkin go into Mr Ardagh's Upside-down House? My Pop-Up event was on a different location, at a library, and I missed the whole cool shabang on Coram's Fields. Sounded amazing, though! Glad you'll be able to come along to this one. :)

ajlillywhite January 29 2012, 13:08:28 UTC

The munchkin very much enjoyed Mr Ardagh's house in Coram's Fields. I was so underprepared last year I didn't even know about the other sites otherwise we would have come to see your bit. Will do better this year.

jabberworks January 29 2012, 13:41:07 UTC

Yay, I wish I'd have seen the Upside-down House! Mine was a library event that had a couple schools booked in, so I don't think it was open to the public. I'm doing another library thingie this year, but I'm glad I'll also have something larger that everyone can come to.

pop dlasky January 30 2012, 19:29:25 UTC

Exciting stuff! In about a week, I'm going to try to teach pop-ups to my elementary school students. First time I've ever tried it...