A pawesome weekend of fun in Coal Drops Yard, King's Cross.
What's better than a day dedicated to our four legged friends? A whole weekend, that's what!!
The Big Woof will take place on the weekend of August 26th and 27th, celebrate National Dog Day and the amazing dog friendly area that is King's Cross.
The action will take place across Coal Drops Yard and Granary Square which is a large, traffic free area where doggies can explore all the activities safely.
Canopy Market will host a Four Legged Foodies Market, featuring a host of goodies for humans to spoil us with.
Food and treats: Caboodle, Brian Recommends, Enzos Pet Pantry, Nuts for Pets, Talulah Eats, ByBenji.
Leads, Collars, Accessories: Bew Dogs, The DD Co, Doggy Squad, Eddgy, Flossie and Floof, Hearts and Hounds, Hiro + Wolf, Salvatore Paws, The Sociable Pup Co, Tails and Bloom, Westley.
Grooming products: The Furr Collective.
In The Crossing you can peruse a collection of art and photography dedicated to pooches from Katies Creations, Kitty Draws, Dogsdogscatsdogs and Woof Portraits.
Along with embroidery by Hoop n Loop, live sketching by Stephanie Howard and Sophie Stock and pop-up photography studios by Pawtiqe and The London Dog Photographer.
Book your experiences here.
In Coal Drops Yard there will be a fun dog show, a health and wellness event by Urban Mutts and trick training presentations by Mr Darcy and Bailey.
You can also connect on another level with your pooch with the help of our animal communicator and tarot card readers or just get your fix of doggie cuddles at the Snuggle Fest presented by YapYap.
Over in the Samsung concept store, we will have informative presentations by Galen Myotherapy, Hearts and Hounds and Talulah Eats.
Where the humans can learn all about looking after our posture, keeping us groomed and nutrition.
The event is free to attend but some of the activities require booking, which you can do here.
The area has an abundance of dog friendly restaurants for lunch and plenty of green spaces to take a break from the action.
The main aim of The Big Woof is for all pooches and their humans to have fun!
