All About Alice, British Library

Things are getting curiouser and curiouser at the British Library this Easter. Delve down the rabbit hole with ‘All About Alice’, an action-packed upside-down celebration of Lewis Carroll’s wondrous Alice’s Adventure’s in Wonderland

In the Wonderland world, where we’re all mad, children can play croquet, enjoy a topsy-turvy tea party or even have fun with a flamingo. Nonsense reigns supreme as families lose themselves in the strangeness of the story and become unable to explain themselves, because they are not themselves at all. Fancy dress is encouraged, so come as your favourite character and expect to make friends with lots of little White Rabbits, Cheshire Cats and Queen of Hearts. Curious children can also discover the origins of this timeless classic as Lewis Carroll’s very first version of the classic tale is on display. "Alice’s Adventure’s Underground" is one of the Library’s most famous 19th century manuscripts. Just make sure that you’re not late for this very important date!