It's all aboard this weekend as CBB stars have transformed sulphoured keys into a pirate adventure ground in preparation for their Christmas show Peter Pan. Inspired by this year's performance, all of the activities taking place here are on the theme of pirates of the ocean. A Liverpool tall ship the Glossier built in 1899 has been docked on the key where children and their families have been invited on board for storytelling in the cabin. Why do you think it's important for CBBs to host events like this? For the children to be able to come in and chat with the characters, they'll be doing all the activities that we've got. Yeah lots and lots of fun. The sessions are being run by the book trust storytellers with tales of pirates, mermaids and adventures under the sea. The entire event has been organised by BBC Learning. Over the two day event, children can take part in splash science experiments, treasure hunts, creative craft making and much more. Everyone here is having a fantastic time meeting their favourite TV presenters and taking part in all of their creative fun going on. But for those who didn't get tickets to the show being record here at the Lowry, well they can enjoy watching it on the television over Christmas. Alexander Werding from South of Doc reporting for Keys TV News.