The journey of a new cafe in Ulverston properly began this weekend after a successful launch event.
Taking place at Ford Park, the celebrations on Saturday, April 12 were designed to raise awareness of the Temple of Mumma CIC, a group aiming to bring a new community space to the town.
The 'bubble bash' was also a chance for Beth Skinner, who has taught Toddler Sense classes in the area for nine years, to say goodbye as she joins the CIC initiative.
She commented: "That was so much fun, I hope you all enjoyed it.
"Thank you to everyone that came, it warmed my heart to see you all - I'm signing off from Toddler Sense, but hopefully there's more to come with the Temple of Mumma."
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The aim of the CIC is to create a welcoming space for parents to connect, relax, and access resources while their children play.
As well as serving food and drinks, there will be an indoor play area, workshops, seasonal family events, and celebrations like baby showers and birthday parties.
The plans are being spearheaded by Ylana Lovell, the founder of the Temple of Mumma CIC, who is working alongside other mums in the area to make their dreams a reality.
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She said: "Thank you so much to everyone who came to celebrate the end of Beth's journey with Baby Sensory and Toddler sense, and the beginning of her journey with Temple of Mumma.
"It was truly joyful to see all the families in the community coming together to connect, play and enjoy the sun.
"It is because of each and every one of you that we keep taking steps forward with this project, and continue striving to open the doors of our family centre and play cafe here in Ulverston."
A CrowdFunder is still running to help bring the cafe to life, and you can get behind the idea by visiting the website here.
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