While some children may want their bedrooms decorated with butterflies, rainbows and flowers, others might prefer scary mythical beasts such as dragons. The good news is, there are many different ways to incorporate these fire-breathing, castle-protecting creatures into home decor. So let’s take a look at some of the best ideas.

Dragons have been captivating us for centuries. Whether in stories, films, or family theatre shows, they hold a unique fascination for people across multiple cultures. But have you ever wondered where dragons came from, and who told stories about them first? Let’s dive into the origins of these scaly beasts.

When we think of dragons in Western culture, we think of scary mythical beasts that breathe fire and jealously guard treasure. But not all dragons are bad news. In fact, they appear in many cultures across the world, from China to Greece to Central America, and some bring luck and good fortune. There may be as many as 50 types of dragon in global mythology, but here are the most common ones.

Of all the mythical creatures and beasts across the world’s cultures, it is the dragon that has captivated humanity the most. From China to the Americas, there are dragons in many traditional tales, and we’re as fascinated by them today as people were thousands of years ago. One way to feed your kids’ imagination is by taking them to the Dragons and Mythical Beasts theatre show, which is currently touring the UK. This Olivier Award nominated production uses stunning puppetry to introduce the whole family to a range of magical creatures and mythical beasts, including a dragon. But if you’re at home and the kids are clamouring for some dragon themed activities, here are some fun ideas to keep them occupied.

If your children love fairytales and are obsessed with fire-breathing beasts guarding towering castles, why not plan a dragon themed party for them to enjoy? There are loads of creative things you can do, so here are some top ideas.

If you and your kids love mythical characters and magical beasts, you may be fascinated by unicorns, mermaids, fairies, and dragons - but what do you know about trolls? Let’s find out more about this strange creature that is a staple of folklore and discover where the troll myth originated from.

If you love magical creatures and mythical beasts, you might be interested in learning how to make a paper dragon. While young children can simply cut out a dragon template and decorate it, an origami dragon is more of a challenge for teens and adults. Mythical beasts come to life with a few clever paper folds. So here’s a step by step guide for beginners.

From unicorn books to unicorn shows, these beautiful mythical beasts are popular with both children and adults alike. There’s something wonderfully majestic about this creature. But what are the most popular unicorn toys of 2023? Here are eight of the best.

Why wait until Easter to host your very own themed egg hunt? Simply switch fluffy bunnies and sweet treats for mythical dragon eggs and you can enjoy hide-and-seek fun all year round. Give your kids something really cool to hunt by making your very own dragon eggs. Here are a few DIY craft activities to get you started.

Almost every culture in the world has its own mythology. From China to Mexico, Scandinavia to South America, civilisations made up stories to explain their world, the changing seasons and the challenges of life and death. These myths include wondrous beasts such as dragons, unicorns and chimeras, some of which have been brought to life in family theatre shows such as Dragons and Mythical Beasts Live. They also told of gods, goddesses and heroes, and to this day they fascinate millions across the globe. But which are the top five mythologies? Let’s take a look.