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Spring Nature Crafts at Longford Park, Trafford

Join us for Spring craft activities at Longford Park!

We will be running Spring-themed craft activities, like Hapa Zome, the Japanese technique of creating art and dyeing fabric by pressing flowers and leaves. Materials will be provided – all ages and abilities are welcome. Drop by for a fun family day out!

Time: 10am – 3pm, drop by for as long or as little as you like!

Location: Opposite Blanchflower Café in Longford Park, Stretford, Manchester, M32 8DA. What3words: ///next.looked.boots

Parking/public transport:

There is free parking available at the Longford Park Main Car Park on the Eastern side of the park, next to the Athletics Stadium at Longford Park Stadium, Ryebank Road, Manchester M21 9TA.
The nearest Metrolink stop is Old Trafford, a 15 minute walk away. The Stretford and Chorlton tram stops are approximately 20 minutes away.
The following bus lines stop less than 5 minutes away: 15, 23, 25, 150, 734, 744, 762, 766, 778, 785.

This Spring Event is run in collaboration with The People, Place and Nature Project at Longford Park. Find out more information on the exciting changes happening here

The People, Place and Nature Project is made possible with The National Lottery Heritage Fund. Thanks to National Lottery players, Trafford Council will deliver £6m of improvements to the features and facilities of Longford Park.

Date

May 28, 2026

Time

10:00 am

Location

Longford Park, Stretford, M21 9TA