Join us for a delightful hands-on willow weaving session in our beautiful grounds on Sunday 15 December. Learn the traditional craft of willow weaving and create your own natural masterpiece to take ...

National Trust rangers use specially seed smoothie to boost declining juniper tree populations in the Chilterns. See the full ...

Explore Chirk Castle’s beautiful winter garden this January with former head gardener, Dave Lock. Join us for a guided tour on 7 or 14 January at 2pm.

Visit to talk to the Archaeologists from Northern Archaeology Consultancy and see the Ulster Archaeology Society hard at work continuing the discoveries. You'll get to hear an overview of the site so ...

You’re invited to discover the joy of self-navigation and finding your way in the great outdoors within the grounds of Downhill Demesne. Come along and explore the stunning National Trust grounds of ...

Gorse is a familiar and much-loved feature of our countryside, but this fast growing shrub needs control or it will take over ...

Bring your own lunch or pop into our Boathouse café. It will be in the grounds of Fell Foot, please bring suitable outdoor footwear and waterproofs. Cost £10 per person. The session will last 2 hours ...

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Light painting transforms photography into artwork as you 'draw' with light, and Wentworth Castle Gardens is the perfect place to give it a go. Led by Steve, one of our volunteers, this interactive ...

Come and enjoy some festive favourites to get you in a merry mood, with the Northern Ireland Concert Band this December. This performance will be at the front of the house so wrap up warm, grab a hot ...

Create your own reusable tote bag using floral accents inspired by Tatton Park’s award-winning Gardens in this fun and creative hand embroidery workshop ...

A relic of Tatton’s Tudor and Jacobean history, the Old Hall is a remarkable survivor. The original manor house of the estate, it was kept, even when the grand Mansion took its place half a mile ...