What is on at Flo’s?
Once Upon a Park….A series of children’s story and music events at Flo’s! Join us or the following events (all tickets are £2.50 and can be purchased using the links below)
- 16th March 10am: Drawing and reading with Korky Paul (sold out)
- 28th April 1pm: Local author Teresa Heapy reads from her books, plus dress up & face painting
- 18th May 10am: Travel the world through children’s songs with Nuzhat Abbas
- 1st of June 10:30: Story reading, listening and making with children’s authour Anna Kemp
REGULAR EVENTS, GROUPS AND CLASSES AT FLO’S:
Monday:
10:30am-11:30am Baby Bumpkin Yoga: A yoga class for 6 weeks to pre-crawlers and their parents. To join, please email Lou at oxford@tattybumpkin.com
12:30-2pm MamaMeet Oxford: bring your own lunch or buy it in the cafe. A chance to meet other local parents for friendly chat and lunch. FREE to attend- meeting every third Monday of the month. There is space for the kids to play- so no excuse not to join us! Find us on instagram.
12:30am-2:30pm La Leche League: Please note this group meets monthly- please check their website for details of dates. A group supporting mothers to breastfeed and promote understanding of breast feeding.
3:30pm-4:30pm: Children’s board game group: We have a range of games for children and are excited to play them with you! This group is free to attend and is suited for 4-8 year olds and their parents/carer
Tuesday:
1:30pm-2:30pm: Rock-a-bye lullaby choir : Explore the natural and enriching act of simply singing together. Email Emily for details.
10:30am-12:30pm Board Games group – join in and play some board games! Hosted weekly in the community space. Some games are provided, but feel free to also bring your own.
7:30pm-9:30pm: Oxford Pregnancy After Loss: A support group that meets meets monthly to offer discussion and support. See website for details: www.OPPALS.org
Thursday:
9:30am-11:30am: Child Minders’ group in the community space.
Friday:
10:30-12pm: Motherkind Café: A drop-in session for parents who are worried about their mental health since having a baby. Find out more here.
