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Kids have a ball

28/09/2015

Hagir, 4, tries her hand at tennis. 144460 Pictures: ROB CAREW

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By CASEY NEILL

LITTLE kids have enjoyed a big day of activities and fun in Noble Park.
The Little Day Out at Ross Reserve on Sunday 29 September headlined the City of Greater Dandenong Children’s Festival.
An enchanted village theme at the event for big imaginations encouraged families to explore and discover new and wonderful things.
Roving performers, rides, workshops, market stalls, gardening and more kept children of all ages entertained.
The children’s festival continues until the end of the school holidays.
Visit www.greaterdandenong.com/childrensfestival for more information about activities on offer.

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