From Saturday July 20th to Sunday September 1st, Kew Gardens will play host to an interactive trail based on the book series. The trail will span everything from the mysterious lives of ‘Foul Fungi’ to the hidden world of ‘Revolting Roots’.

With input from Kew’s own scientific and horticultural experts and inspired by the books, a series of interactive installations across Kew will also tell guests about areas like ‘Fiendish Flowers’, ‘Greedy Greenery’ and ‘Vicious Veg’.

Horrible Science books will be available at the Kew Gardens shop throughout the six weeks of the Horrible Science trail and Horrible Science-themed food will be served at Kew restaurants and cafes. The menu will include dishes like ‘Foul Fungi-Themed Pizza’ and ‘Creepy Courgette Cake’

More details about the event and the Gardens can be found at https://www.kew.org/kew-gardens/whats-on/horrible-science.

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From March 29th to April 14th, Kew Gardens will host a Bluey play zone with 3D installations and activities inspired by fan-favourite episodes, as well as educational panels about plants and wildlife native to Australia. A Bluey costime character will also make appearances at Kew throughout the two week run.

Bluey is also coming to Wakehurst in West Sussex from March 27th to April 14th, with activity zones spread across the landscape.

‘Bluey at Kew is a highlight of this year’s springtime family offer and we’re delighted to bring the hit sensation to life,” said Paul Denton, Head of Visitor Programmes and Exhibitions at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew.

“Visitors can look forward to a unique experience set within the spring blossom and some of the most picturesque parts of the Gardens. Bluey promises to be an exciting adventure that will leave families with cherished memories for a very long time.’”

Katie Hibbs, Senior Marketing Manager at BBC Studios Kids & Family (UK & EMEA), added: “We are absolutely thrilled to see Bluey at Kew Gardens and Wakehurst this year. Combining nature, fun and play with some of the most memorable moments from Bluey’s adventures on the show, Bluey at Kew is guaranteed to be the perfect day out over the Easter period.”

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