At Anorak, we love the British Museum.
We have visited it countless times and the great thing about it is that you can go again and go again and go again and you never get tired of it.
It makes us very happy to announce that we will be holding a series of workshops for young minds in their prestigious Samsung Centre.
The first one takes place all day, from 1130 till 1530 on April 8th, where we (that's us and you!) will go around the Museum to locate birds: all sorts of birds. Painted birds. Sculpted birds. Mummified birds. Any birds! We will get to use digital cameras, green screens and tons of imagination to create brilliant birds stories that will appear in our Summer edition.
The workshop is completely free, you just need to drop in but drop in early as we have limited spaces.
We hope to see you there.

Taking a little break from stuffing envelopes to let you know our DAREDEVIL issues are here.
And look they are now perfect-bound, ie they have a lovely spine.
We are so proud.
Hope you enjoy them.

It is with the greatest pride and joy and happiness (etc..etc..) that we bring to you the latest installment in our adventures: our happy mag' for kids will be available in 126 WHSmith stores across the UK from April 5th!
Just on time for the Easter break.
126 STORES!!!
We can barely speak we are that excited.
It's a major step forward in the life of Anorak, in fact it feels as big as if we had just been sent on the Moon.
So we hope you rush to your nearest store and bag yourself a DAREDEVIL copy. Because if you don't we probably won't be asked back. No pressure!
Oh if you snap Anorak sitting proudly on the shelves of your nearest WHSmith store, please be kind to email it to us. It will make us very happy.
For your nearest store, check out our new clever stockists list here .
Now please shout with us: HOW HAPPY WE ARE!

A quick update to let you know we are going to have a happy stall at Stour Space Designer's Market on Fish Island on 27th March.
Why not pop along on your bike, bag yourself our DAREDEVILS issue and have a sneaky peek at the Olympic Stadium at the same time?
We hope to see you there.
(PS. it's free to get in)

Stour Space
Designers Market
7 Roach Road,
Fish Island,
London,
E3 2PA.

The Count tells us a story and teaches us how to count from 1 to 12. A delight.





Count All the Way to Sesame Street. By Dina Anastasio. Illustrated by Richard Brown. Published by Western Publishing Company. Copyright Children's Television Workshop. 1985.