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Still on offer
Circus rolls into Dundee for its brand new production, Dynasty.
Taking place at Riverside Park, 30 world-class Chinese acrobats, aerial artistes and jugglers will show off their super-human martial arts and dexterity.
There’s non-stop action from start to finish as the Shaolin Warriors make the seemingly impossible a reality.
Performances take place from Tuesday-Friday at 2.30pm and 7pm.
Show times on Saturday are 2pm, 4.45pm and 7.30pm, with Sunday performances at midday and 3pm.
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St James’ Church in Broughty Ferry has a full week of activities planned as part of its children’s holiday club.
From Monday-Friday, t he Watt-a-Lott Castle Holiday Club gives P1-P7 (10am-noon) and P4-P7 (7pm-9pm) the chance to enjoy crafts, games, stories and songs.
Each session is £1 or £5 up front for the whole week.
Wimbledon season may be over, but there’s always a good excuse for summer tennis.
Broughty Ferry Tennis Club is offering coaching sessions every weekday for kids aged five to 15.
Booking is required with a daily rate of £7 for members and £9 f or non-members.
There’s the opportunity to discover more about the displays and exhibitions at The McManus with a special lunchtime tour and gallery talk.
Meet McManus: Talking Dundee gives visitors a chance to delve even deeper into the collection on offer at the city centre destination on Thursday. Included in the one-day-only event is a guided tour of the Making of Modern Dundee using clips from the McManus archives. All talks start at 1pm and last 30-40 minutes. Although the event is free, booking is still required. Getting about Dundee with the kids in tow is easy with the city’s Holiday Hop offer. Up to three children aged five to 15 can travel for 20p each when with a farepaying adult or concession ticket holder. The offer is available on all Xplore Dundee, Stagecoach East Scotland and Moffat and Williamson buses within the Dundee ABC bus zone.