Children make a song and dance around shops as music trail blazes through Royston
Retail revivals Mick Dobson, Rachel Edwards, Chloe Butler and Rebecca Edwards at the Music Trail in Royston - Credit: Archant
The shops came alive with the sound of music on Saturday a children took part in an exciting trail through Royston.
Oliver and Frea Gordon from Royston were delighted with their goody bags. PICTURE: Clive Porter. - Credit: Archant
Children and their parents piled into an unoccupied store in the High Street, which became the base for another adventure organised by Retail Revival and funded by Royston First.
Families were set the task of finding 12 toy instruments hidden in various shops across the town.
Carlo of Carlo and Co gets into the jazzy spirit. PICTURE: Clive Porter. - Credit: Archant
After a good old hunt, children were rewarded for their efforts with a music themed goodie bag.
Photographer Clive Porter said: “The treasure hunt and the craft activities provided the effects for an extra busy Saturday for the town centre.”
A family stop to try out the music trail in all the shops of Royston High Street - Credit: Archant
Meanwhile back at base, delighted children were encouraged to exercise their imagination by painting cardboard drums. They also got the chance to have glitter tattoos decorated on their wrists, with a musical theme attached.
A family stop to try out the music trail in all the shops of Royston High Street - Credit: Archant
Alice Perkins, 2-years-old. PICTURE: Clive Porter. - Credit: Archant
4-year-old Sofia Hale decorates her maraca. PICTURE: Supplied. - Credit: Archant
5-year-old Amelia from Melbourn shows off her decorated toy drum. PICTURE: Clive Porter. - Credit: Archant
