Island Life Magazine Ltd December 2013/January 2014 | Page 11

ISLAND LIFE MAGAZINE

Gift just the ticket!
The 2014 Frequent Visitor
tickets for Robin Hill Adventure
Park and Gardens, ‘electric
woods’ and Blackgang Chine
are now available, and will
make great Christmas gifts.
Offering amazing value,
choose between a frequent
visitor ticket for either Robin
Hill, including the electric
woods, Blackgang Chine or
both, and enjoy unlimited
visits to one or both of our
parks in 2014.
All frequent visitor tickets
purchased before Christmas,
will also include free entry to

Robin Hill during Christmas
week (December 27-30) and
the electric woods Chinese
themed ‘Spirit of the Orient’
event during February half
term (February 14 - 23).
The frequent visitor tickets
offer outstanding value with
Robin Hill, including the
Electric Woods, priced at
£26.95 per person, Blackgang
Chine at £27.50 or both parks
for £51.95.
For more information, visit
www.robin-hill.com or call
527347 between 10am – 4pm
(Mon – Fri).

Treats at
Seaview

Support Xmas toy appeal

Chefs at the Seaview Hotel have
been busy creating some festive
treats for the Seaview Hotel’s
Food and Gift Fair, to be held
on Saturday December 14 from
10am to 4pm.
Boxing Day Chutney, white
chocolate and cranberry fudge,
and cinder-toffee are just some
of the delicacies designed to
make the holiday season even
more delicious. There’s also
a special selection of artisan
gifts including ceramics by Sue
Paraskeva. Other exhibitors
include jeweller Adrienne Wroath
and gorgeous throws from
Godshill Park Farm.

Jack returns to Medina Theatre
The ever-popular panto ‘Jack and
the Beanstalk’ is being staged by
That’s Entertainment Productions
at the Medina Theatre, Newport
between December 21 and 30.
BBC TV`s Really Wild Show host,
Howie Watkins, returns as the

hilarious Dame Trott, and the
Island`s own Samara Stanton is
the beautiful Fairy Fortuna. There
will also be a special appearance
by Daisy the Cow! See website
medinatheatre.co.uk for full
details.

It is still not too late to support this year’s Isle Of
Wight Christmas Toy Appeal, which helps brighten
up Christmas for less fortunate children living here
on the Island.
You can donate a new unwrapped toy or gift via
one of the 13 official drop-off points spread right
across the Island up until December 15. Volunteers
will then wrap your gift and ensure that it is
delivered in time for Christmas.
Organisers are working closely with the Isle of
Wight Council and more than 20 local charities
and organisations to ensure that the Island’s most
deserving children will all receive a gift from the
Appeal.
Toys or gifts must be new and unwrapped - please
include batteries if your gift requires them - and
be suitable for ages 0-16. Organisers do suggest a
value of £10-plus. The Isle of Wight Christmas Toy
Appeal is an Island chari G