Under Sky Outdoor Play Events

Under Sky Outdoor Play Events

Ages 4-9 

UnderSky are passionate about play and wild about nature! They bring their events into the heart of communities, exploring green spaces and encouraging nature exploration and intergenerational play. UnderSky events can be tailored to suit the needs of the group with immersive experiences for children, families and adults.

For children and families, every UnderSky play event is story-led where wild imaginations are engaged and celebrated! Children could be solving the mystery of a missing egg, meeting the minibeasts, competing in an animal champions contest or going back in time to survive the ice age. There`s lots of running, jumping, catching, dodging, balancing, using our senses, searching and exploring.

For adults, nature walks and green health experiences are perfect for gaining from the wellbeing benefits of nature connections and learning more about wildlife in their neighbourhood.

UnderSky offer both fully funded play events and also pay-for sessions throughout the Spring, Summer and Autumn in Ayrshire and welcome opportunities to work with groups in South Ayrshire.


Activity Information


  • Advanced Booking Required: Yes
  • Frequency: Various
  • Joining / Referral Method: Self Referral

Activity Information:

Advanced Booking Required: yes - booking at https://www.undersky.co.uk/

Venue Details: A green space near you!


Who are UnderSky? UnderSky lead events and experiences for children, families, adults, schools and groups combining fun outdoor games, mindful moments and nature connections with discovering more about our wonderful native wildlife. The team at UnderSky combine over 20 years experience working in outdoor education, event organisation and visual communication. They love to help communities discover more about the nature on their doorstep and enjoy playing in and exploring their local greenspace. Also, outdoor community events, festivals, birthday parties, outdoor learning for schools & nurseries.


*Information was correct at time of posting.

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