An enjoyable hour of music and play for childern 0-5yrs. Discount for springboard members, siblings, childminders and carers (free for under 6mths). A hour of fun: Parachute play, Nursery Rhymes, Movement, action songs and refreshments. Pay as you go sessions, no need to book, no hidden costs. Musical friends was developed by a horsham mum and is not francised Relaxed and friendly with a musical friends structure. Join in the fun and tell family and friends about us. Start 26th April See web site for full detail www.musical-friends.co.uk or...

Every Friday 10:00 - 11:30am. FREE informal sessions for expectant and new parents. Typical sessions will cover Oral Health, Baby Massage, Weaning, Breast Feeding Support, Rhymes & Stories and the chance to meet other parents to compare notes. Call the centre for details. No need to book. The Needles Children & Family Centre, Three Acres, Horsham, RH12 1RS (01403) 213590

Drawing on the discussions and debates that take place every time old or unusual views of Horsham are shown at the museum, staff have pulled together some 20 images. Rather than tell people where they are, the views have been left unidentified, ready and waiting for this debate to take place over the summer months. The exhibition ?Where?s that?? deliberately tries to encourage people to look afresh at every day views ? it might a street, such as The Carfax before redevelopment, or a church monument photographed a 100 years ago, or an area that no longer exists....

Jo Jingles provide fun, music and movement classes to children aged from 6 months to school age in the local area. With an emphasis on fun, classes include singing and musical instrument playing. The songs mix traditional nursery rhymes and Jo Jingles specific songs which children learn and love. There are two different instruments each week, from bells, maracas and drums through to cymbals, tambourines and triangles. Lots of visuals and props are used again varying from beanbags to parachutes, and in the older classes laminated pictures are used to play...

In 1837 Queen Victoria came to the throne and weddings changed for ever in Britain. This costume exhibition showcases stunning Victorian wedding dresses, and who said they had to be white?