From a small gathering to a large outdoor community event, there's still time. It doesn't have to be huge - you could even organise a party with a group of friends and family. Even if you're not able to hold your own event, you can still join in the fun by checking out the celebrations in your local area.
If you work with children and young people you can celebrate Playday in your usual play setting, whether it's an adventure playground, playgroup, holiday playscheme or youth club. Just by doing something different on Playday and appreciating yourselves and the value of play, you can create a day to remember.
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