Turner at Petworth House

Turner at Petworth House in Petworth , a rare opportunity to view a significant body of Turner’s works in the setting for which they were acquired. Whilst other rooms of the house are closed for conservation, this winter we will explore the fascinating story of the painter J.M.W. Turner. Turner (1775-1851) was a regular visitor to the house in the 1820s and 30s as the guest of the 3rd Earl of Egremont. The twenty Turner oil paintings collected and commissioned by the 3rd Earl from 1802 onwards are still at Petworth for visitors to enjoy which offers a rare opportunity to view a significant body of Turner’s works in the setting for which they were acquired. Times & Prices Until Wednesday 18th March 2020 10.00 am - 4.00 pm Tickets: This event is free, but normal admission charges apply for the venue. If you are the owner or organiser of this event you can claim this listing (using the button above) and as an owner, you can develop your listing with details, photos, contact details, social media links and more. Every effort is made to ensure all information is correct at time of publication. We may not always be made aware of any future alterations and cannot be held responsible for incorrect information. Please always check before travel, for further information on Turner at Petworth House visit their website .

People's Show Exhibition at Weald & Downland Museum

People's Show Exhibition at Weald & Downland Museum near Chichester showcasing the personal collections of visitors and individuals connected with the museum. As part of the Weald and Downland Living Museum’s 50 th Anniversary, we will be holding a ‘People’s Show’ from 13 th February until 11 th May 2020. At the Museum we have around 16,500 items in our collection dealing with rural life and building activities which you can view whenever you visit. A People’s Show turns the spotlight on our visitors’ own collections and gives the opportunity to display them in a public setting. The first People’s Show was held at Walsall Museum and Art Gallery in May 1990. It is said to have been inspired by a discovery of a private ‘museum’ of native American artefacts in a local resident’s attic. The Walsall People’s Show proved so popular that further People’s Shows were held across the country and by the end of 1994 over half a million objects had been loaned by the public to similar exhibitions. So not only will this exhibition celebrate 50 years of the Weald & Downland Museum but also 30 years of the Peoples Show. So we think it's about time to revisit this very popular event. The objects you will see on display in the show come from personal collections of people who have some link to the Museum. These can be the collections of visitors, staff, volunteers, associates, tutors, contractors and anyone else with a connection. Also linked to this exhibition is a Historic Life weekend: Treasured Objects on Saturday 22 and Sunday 23 February when you can meet some of the collectors and collections team to find out more about the beautiful objects on display. Times & Prices Thursday 13th February to Monday 11th May 2020 Standard admission prices apply. If you are the owner or organiser of this event you can claim this listing (using the button above) and as an owner, you can develop your listing with details, photos, contact details, social media links and more. Every effort is made to ensure all information is correct at time of publication. We may not always be made aware of any future alterations and cannot be held responsible for incorrect information. Please always check before travel, for further information on People's Show Exhibition at Weald & Downland Museum visit their website .

Kids for a Quid on Bluebell Railway

Kids for a Quid on Bluebell Railway in Uckfield , come and explore the Sussex countryside at Bluebell Railway – and pay just a quid per kid! Looking for something to do with the kids this half term? Join us at any of our stations from 15th – 23rd February, and pay just £1 per child (aged 15 and under) when travelling with a full paying adult. Bluebell Railway is a family-friendly visitor attraction, with plenty of activities and things to do across the line. You can hop off at Horsted Keynes , a station you may recognise from Downton Abbey, The Woman in Black and Muppet’s Most Wanted. But the station is not only popular with filmmakers – it also boasts our Carriage and Wagon Workshop, which is opposite the Elephant Van on Platform 5. Inside you will find soft play activities for younger children. Then, why not alight at Kingscote ? Here you will find our popular outdoor play area – the perfect way to let off steam. And let’s not forget our biggest station, Sheffield Park , where you can learn the science and stories behind steam in our interactive exhibition SteamWorks! on Platform 1. Set among some of our fabulous collection of locomotives in the running shed, you can get hands-on with interactive displays and even have a go on our Stepney locomotive driving experience! Then head to Platform 2 and find our extensive museum. Here we tell the story of the railways, and the Bluebell Railway in particular, through a stunning collection of artefacts, display panels and videos. Visitors are invited to pull a signal lever in the Victorian signal box and children can do a quiz and win a badge. You can find out more about children’s activities at Bluebell Railway here . Adult tickets cost £17 if bought online and £20 on the day. 15th - 23rd February 2020 10.00 am to 4.00 pm Every effort is made to ensure all information is correct at time of publication. We may not always be made aware of any future alterations and cannot be held responsible for incorrect information. Please always check before travel, for further information on Kids for a Quid on Bluebell Railway visit their website .

Children's Princess and Knight Nature Trail at Bodiam Castle

Children's Princess and Knight Nature Trail at Bodiam Castle near Robertsbridge this February half-term take on a mini adventure around the grounds of Bodiam Castle. Pick up a trail at visitor reception and head off into the grounds to help Princess Acorn and Sir Knight Oakley discover nature around the castle and grounds. The children's trail, Princess Acorn, Sir Knight Oakley and their animal friends have been brought to life by two local artists, based in Hastings Old Town. Peter Quinnell and Claire Fletcher. With its massive towers and broad moat, Bodiam Castle is a great place for children to explore and imagine themselves as a bold knight or princess coming across the bridge for a magnificent feast in the great hall. The cold months of winter give a more authentic feel for how it would have been to be in the castle back in 1385. Wrap up warm to keep out the chill. There's plenty of medieval features to spot and explore, including the murder holes above the entrances where all kinds of gruesome treats would have rained down on unwelcome visitors. For those families with a head for heights you can climb up the spiral staircase in the postern tower and marvel at the view across the Rother Valley below and don't forget to take a peek into the well room and ponder what the water in the well would have been used for? To add to all the half-term fun, there will also be Princess and Knight themed face painting in the second-hand bookshop on Thu 20 February throughout the day. Drop by and have a browse at the books, whilst your little ones are transformed. Top tip: As some parts of the trail might be quite muddy, wellies and waterproof clothing are a good idea. Times & Prices Saturday 15th to Sunday 23rd February 2020 10.00 am - 4.00 pm £2.50 per trail, Admission charges may apply at this location. Suitable for children aged 4 - 12 years If you are the owner or organiser of this event you can claim this listing (using the button above) and as an owner, you can develop your listing with details, photos, contact details, social media links and more. Every effort is made to ensure all information is correct at time of publication. We may not always be made aware of any future alterations and cannot be held responsible for incorrect information. Please always check before travel, for further information on Children's Princess and Knight Nature Trail at Bodiam Castle visit their website .

February Half Term Activities at Weald & Downland Museum

February Half Term Activities at Weald & Downland Museum near Chichester , creative half term family activities with a theme ‘Treasured Objects’. Wrap up warm and head to the Museum for five days of creative half term family activities from Monday 17 to Friday 21 February 2020, with a theme ‘Treasured Objects’. From make and take activities to creative crafts – activities vary daily, so there is always something new to see and to try! Most activities are included in the admission price (free for Annual Members) but some activities ask for donations – these are clearly marked on the daily flyer. Wet weather will not spoil play as most activities are undercover. Activities run from 11 am-3 pm for accompanied children. Please wear clothes and shoes that are suitable for playing outdoors. Dogs on leads are welcome and there is ample free parking. Visitors with access requirements are advised to read our accessibility page in advance of their visit. Regular admission charges apply and the Museum will open at 10.30 am and close at 4.00 pm. Monday 17th to Saturday 21st February 2020. 11.00 am - 3.00 pm If you are the owner or organiser of this event you can claim this listing (using the button above) and as an owner, you can develop your listing with details, photos, contact details, social media links and more. Every effort is made to ensure all information is correct at time of publication. We may not always be made aware of any future alterations and cannot be held responsible for incorrect information. Please always check before travel, for further information on February Half Term Activities at Weald & Downland Museum visit their website .

Live Like a Roman at Fishbourne Roman Palace

Live Like a Roman at Fishbourne Roman Palace near Chichester , this February half-term find out what it was like to live in Roman Times! Drop into Fishbourne Roman Palace this half-term between Monday 17th – Friday 21st February and find out what it was like to live in Roman Times! Find out what the Romans did for us, from pottery-making to dressing up, creating mosaics to spinning and weaving – it’s all about getting hands-on. While visiting the largest Roman residence in Britain, discover objects from 2,000 years ago and see how the palace would have looked in its heyday. Monday 17th – Friday 21st February. 10.00 am - 4.oo pm each day. If you are the owner or organiser of this event you can claim this listing (using the button above) and as an owner, you can develop your listing with details, photos, contact details, social media links and more. Every effort is made to ensure all information is correct at time of publication. We may not always be made aware of any future alterations and cannot be held responsible for incorrect information. Please always check before travel, for further information on Live Like a Roman at Fishbourne Roman Palace visit their website .

Lords and Ladies at Anne of Cleves House

Lords and Ladies at Anne of Cleves House in Lewes drop in to the house on Tuesday 18th February 2020 for sewing, spinning and dressing up as the Tudor well-to-do. All ages welcome. Times & Prices Tuesday 18th February 2020 12.00 pm - 3.00 pm. Tickets: Included in admission. If you are the owner or organiser of this event you can claim this listing (using the button above) and as an owner, you can develop your listing with details, photos, contact details, social media links and more. Every effort is made to ensure all information is correct at time of publication. We may not always be made aware of any future alterations and cannot be held responsible for incorrect information. Please always check before travel, for further information on Lords and Ladies at Anne of Cleves House visit their website .

Knights and Dragons at Lewes Castle

Knights and Dragons at Lewes Castle in Lewes February Half Term fun for four to eight-year-olds with stories and activities. February Half Term fun for four to eight-year-olds: stories about castle knights, armour to try on and lots of things to make, including a dragon mask and a castle tower. Booking is advised as these sessions are always popular. Call 01273 486290 for more details or buy your ticket from the castle shop. Times & Prices Thursday 20th February 2020 10.30 am - 12.00 pm & 2.00 pm - 3.30 pm. Tickets: £5.00. Adults are free but must stay with their child. If you are the owner or organiser of this event you can claim this listing (using the button above) and as an owner, you can develop your listing with details, photos, contact details, social media links and more. Every effort is made to ensure all information is correct at time of publication. We may not always be made aware of any future alterations and cannot be held responsible for incorrect information. Please always check before travel, for further information on Knights and Dragons at Lewes Castle visit their website .

Half Term ‘Hibernation’ Drop In Day at Michelham Priory

Half Term ‘Hibernation’ Drop In Day at Michelham Priory near Hailsham during February Half Term explore the hibernation trail around the grounds. During Half Term week we will have our ‘Who sleeps here – hibernation’ trail out around the grounds where you can find out about the types of creatures that are tucked up warmly, sleeping as we speak. On Thursday 20th February there will be a drop in day where you can have a go at a variety of hibernation themed arts and crafts in the Elizabethan Barn. There will also be talks throughout the morning on the rescue of wild animals which hibernate by Trevor Weeks MBE, founder of East Sussex Wildlife Rescue! Times & Prices Thursday 20th February 2020 11.00 am - 3.00 pm. If you are the owner or organiser of this event you can claim this listing (using the button above) and as an owner, you can develop your listing with details, photos, contact details, social media links and more. Every effort is made to ensure all information is correct at time of publication. We may not always be made aware of any future alterations and cannot be held responsible for incorrect information. Please always check before travel, for further information on Half Term ‘Hibernation’ Drop In Day at Michelham Priory visit their website .

Historic Life Weekend: Treasured Objects at Weald & Downland Museum

Historic Life Weekend: Treasured Objects at Weald & Downland Museum near Chichester collectors will present short talks objects from a collection. This Historic Life Weekend: Treasured Objects event links with the ‘ People’s Show ‘. The Museum’s team of volunteers and staff, as well as people who have items on display in the exhibition, will present in short talks what is special for them about one object from a collection. This may be everything from a seemingly everyday object that has a fantastic story attached to it, to an extra-ordinary item that is also a prized part of a collection. Programme for Saturday 22 February Programme for Sunday 23 February INFORMATION FOR VISITORS The Museum’s historic buildings are fascinating places to explore, plus you can learn how food was prepared in the Tudor kitchen and how flour is milled in the watermill – where you can buy grain and feed the hungry ducks on the millpond. Also, enjoy the fresh air and see the heavy horses and the other traditional breed farm animals including oxen, chickens and geese. There are lovely woodland walks and children can explore our woodland play area and family activity barn. Our waterside café will be open (serving 9 am-3 pm), plus there are indoor and outdoor picnic areas. Dogs on leads are welcome and there is ample free parking. Please note that the Museum is a no-smoking site. Visitors with access needs are advised to read our accessibility page in advance of their visit. All activities are subject to change. Times & Prices Saturday 22nd & Sunday 23rd February 2020 11.00 am - 4.00 pm Standard admission prices apply. If you are the owner or organiser of this event you can claim this listing (using the button above) and as an owner, you can develop your listing with details, photos, contact details, social media links and more. Every effort is made to ensure all information is correct at time of publication. We may not always be made aware of any future alterations and cannot be held responsible for incorrect information. Please always check before travel, for further information on Historic Life Weekend: Treasured Objects at Weald & Downland Museum visit their website .

Brewing Through the Ages at Weald & Downland Museum

Brewing Through the Ages at Weald & Downland Museum near Chichester this Historic Life Weekend will offer an insight into brewing through the ages. Join us at the Museum on Saturday 7 & Sunday 8 March as we continue our series of Historic Life Weekend’s with Brewing Through the Ages! Two complementary Historic Life Weekends in March will focus on brewing and then baking. There will be brewing demonstrations and displays relating to what would have been considered normal at different eras as well as looking at developments over time. This weekend highlights a theme that is also part of a research project assessing old recipes taking place in partnership with the Museum in late 2020. HISTORIC LIFE WEEKENDS For 2020 we have a new series of Historic Life weekends focusing on different historical angles of the Museum’s collection. There will be a chance to chat to experts, see demonstrations and displays as well as explore the Museum. These are ideal for people specifically interested in the subject areas, as well as those generally interested and looking for an enjoyable, relaxing day out with a difference. A full programme for each weekend will be published online about a week ahead and the programmes are subject to change. INFORMATION FOR VISITORS The Museum’s historic buildings are fascinating places to explore, plus you can learn how food was prepared in the Tudor kitchen and how flour is milled in the watermill – where you can buy grain and feed the hungry ducks on the mill pond. Also enjoy the fresh air and see the heavy horses and the other traditional breed farm animals including oxen, chickens and geese. There are lovely woodland walks and children can explore our woodland play area and family activity barn. Our waterside café will be open (serving 9am-3pm), plus there are indoor and outdoor picnic areas. Dogs on leads are welcome and there is ample free parking. Please note that the Museum is a no-smoking site. Visitors with access needs are advised to read our accessibility page in advance of their visit. All activities are subject to change. Times & Prices Saturday 7th & Sunday 8th March 2020 10.30 am - 4.00 pm Standard admission prices apply. If you are the owner or organiser of this event you can claim this listing (using the button above) and as an owner, you can develop your listing with details, photos, contact details, social media links and more. Every effort is made to ensure all information is correct at time of publication. We may not always be made aware of any future alterations and cannot be held responsible for incorrect information. Please always check before travel, for further information on Brewing Through the Ages at Weald & Downland Museum visit their website .

Baking Through the Ages at Weald & Downland Museum

Baking Through the Ages at Weald & Downland Museum near Chichester this Historic Life Weekend we will be celebrating our new bakehouse and exploring this staple of our diet from other houses across the Museum. Bread and butter are staple foods that we almost take for granted. Yet there is much more to both than meets the eye. What were the methods used and finished bread like at different times in the past? And what might be used if wheat or other crops were poor in a particular year? How likely were you at various times to have unscrupulous producers bulking out bread with other products? When in the year was butter made and available? During this weekend we will not only be celebrating our new bakehouse, but exploring this staple of our diet from other houses across the Museum. With the chance to have tasters in certain areas and gain inspiration for baking at home. Butter from the dairy and flour from the mill are essential components of this weekend and you can find out more about how the produce is created and used. This weekend also complements the March brewing weekend. A full programme will be available about a week before online. HISTORIC LIFE WEEKENDS For 2020 we have a new series of Historic Life weekends focusing on different historical angles of the Museum’s collection. There will be a chance to chat to experts, see demonstrations and displays as well as explore the Museum. These are ideal for people specifically interested in the subject areas, as well as those generally interested and looking for an enjoyable, relaxing day out with a difference. A full programme for each weekend will be published online about a week ahead and the programmes are subject to change. INFORMATION FOR VISITORS The Museum’s historic buildings are fascinating places to explore, plus you can learn how food was prepared in the Tudor kitchen and how flour is milled in the watermill – where you can buy grain and feed the hungry ducks on the millpond. Also, enjoy the fresh air and see the heavy horses and the other traditional breed farm animals including oxen, chickens and geese. There are lovely woodland walks and children can explore our woodland play area and family activity barn. Our waterside café will be open (serving 9 am-3 pm), plus there are indoor and outdoor picnic areas. Dogs on leads are welcome and there is ample free parking. Please note that the Museum is a no-smoking site. Visitors with access needs are advised to read our accessibility page in advance of their visit. All activities are subject to change. Times & Prices Saturday 21st & Sunday 22nd March 2020 10.30 am - 4.00 pm Standard admission prices apply. If you are the owner or organiser of this event you can claim this listing (using the button above) and as an owner, you can develop your listing with details, photos, contact details, social media links and more. Every effort is made to ensure all information is correct at time of publication. We may not always be made aware of any future alterations and cannot be held responsible for incorrect information. Please always check before travel, for further information on Baking Through the Ages at Weald & Downland Museum visit their website .

Togi’s Team: Behind the Scenes at Fishbourne Roman Palace

Togi’s Team: Behind the Scenes at Fishbourne Roman Palace near Chichester , Togi’s Team is a club for budding young archaeologists aged 6+ years. What do archaeologists do once they have found an artefact in the ground? Find out how ancient objects are discovered, cleaned, preserved and stored in the museum, and go on an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour with our expert guide! Togi’s Team is a club for budding young archaeologists aged 6+ years. Our regular Togi’s Team sessions are held from 10 am-12.30 pm on Saturdays at Fishbourne Roman Palace. Sessions need to be booked and paid for in advance. Please contact us at least 7 days before the session on 01243 785859 to book your place. Each session costs £15. If you are the owner or organiser of this event you can claim this listing (using the button above) and as an owner, you can develop your listing with details, photos, contact details, social media links and more. Every effort is made to ensure all information is correct at time of publication. We may not always be made aware of any future alterations and cannot be held responsible for incorrect information. Please always check before travel, for further information on Togi’s Team: Behind the Scenes at Fishbourne Roman Palace visit their website .

Mother's Day Afternoon Tea on Bluebell Railway

Mother's Day Afternoon Tea on Bluebell Railway in Uckfield , treat mum to a silver service afternoon tea on board the Golden Arrow this Mother’s Day. For this special service, glimpse the first sights of spring across the Sussex Weald while indulging in a classic English pastime – there will also be a free gift for all mothers! After being served a glass of champagne, your afternoon tea includes a selection of delicious sandwiches, cakes, pastries, scones and locally sourced teas. The service departs from Sheffield Park Station at 3 pm, before travelling across the scenic Sussex countryside to East Grinstead and returning to Sheffield Park at 4:40 pm. The train recreates the famous Golden Arrow which once linked London and Paris. Exemplary service, style, and attention to detail combine at the Bluebell Railway to evoke one of the most glamorous and famous trains in the world. Every effort is made to ensure all information is correct at time of publication. We may not always be made aware of any future alterations and cannot be held responsible for incorrect information. Please always check before travel, for further information on Mother's Day Afternoon Tea on Bluebell Railway visit their website .

Tulip Festival at Arundel Castle

Tulip Festival at Arundel Castle in Arundel , during April the gardens of Arundel Castle will explode with colour from a display over 60,000 tulips. Until late April Arundel Castle is the place for tulip enthusiasts as featured in Gardens Illustrated Magazine and The English Garden Magazine. During this period over 60,000 tulips will be blooming in the Castle’s stunning gardens providing visitors with one of the most impressive tulip displays in the country. A wide range of varieties of tulips will be in flower at the Castle creating an explosion of colour throughout its extensive walled gardens. Amongst the 120 named tulips on display, visitors can delight in Olympic Flame, Lilac Time, Swan Wings, Fancy Frills, Apeldoorn’s Elite, Black Parrot and Negrita, plus the beautiful peony flowered Angelique. Planted in an array of unique horticultural designs, visitors can enjoy innovative displays throughout the Collector Earl’s Garden where 4,000 Pink Impression and Purple Prince tulips will be on show. Nearby, in the Wild Flower Garden, by the Stumpery, there will soon be a display of over 8,000 mixed tulips. Times & Prices During April 2020 Tulip Festival is included in standard admission prices. If you are the owner or organiser of this event you can claim this listing (using the button above) and as an owner, you can develop your listing with details, photos, contact details, social media links and more. Every effort is made to ensure all information is correct at time of publication. We may not always be made aware of any future alterations and cannot be held responsible for incorrect information. Please always check before travel, for further information on Tulip Festival at Arundel Castle visit their website .

Combat at Arundel Castle

Combat at Arundel Castle in Arundel , through demonstrations, see how soldiers prepared to defend the Castle during the 12th Century. See and hear how Robert de Belleme, Earl of Arundel, trained his soldiers in preparation for what was to be the first siege of the castle in 1102. Learn about the clothing worn in the 12th century. Timetable 10.00 Castle and event opens 10.00 - 1.00 Craft demonstrations in Stone Hall 11.00-12.00 Weapons and armour demonstrations in the grounds 1.00 - 2.00 Lunch 2.00 Meet the garrison in Duke Henry Courtyard 3.00 Weapons, archery and armour demonstrations in the castle grounds 3.30 Event closes Times & Prices Saturday 4th & Sunday 5th April 2020 10.00 am - 3.30 pm Event is included in standard admission prices. If you are the owner or organiser of this event you can claim this listing (using the button above) and as an owner, you can develop your listing with details, photos, contact details, social media links and more. Every effort is made to ensure all information is correct at time of publication. We may not always be made aware of any future alterations and cannot be held responsible for incorrect information. Please always check before travel, for further information on Combat at Arundel Castle visit their website .

Easter at Weald & Downland Museum

Easter at Weald & Downland Museum near Chichester , enjoy lots of traditional Easter activities throughout the Easter holidays. The Museum is a wonderful place to visit at Easter. From our traditional Easter weekend to family-friendly Easter activities – there’s something for everyone! With the longer days and warmer weather can be enjoyed against the stunning backdrop of our 40-acre site in the South Downs National Park. EASTER HOLIDAY ACTIVITIES Activities run from Saturday 4 – Sunday 19 April 2020. Try craft activities and play traditional games. You can also see our heavy horses, as well as Southdown lambs, sheep and other traditional farm animals. EASTER AT THE MUSEUM AND THE EASTER BAKE From Good Friday 10 – Easter Monday 13 April 2020 visitors can experience traditional Easter preparations and celebrations, which begin with the traditional Good Friday bake in Winkhurst Tudor kitchen. Activities vary each day and include egg painting, bonnet making and an Easter bonnet parade in the Market Square on Easter Monday. INFORMATION FOR VISITORS The Museum’s historic buildings are fascinating places to explore, plus you can learn how food was prepared in the Tudor kitchen and how flour is milled in the watermill – where you can buy grain and feed the hungry ducks on the millpond. Also, enjoy the fresh air and see the heavy horses and the other traditional breed farm animals including oxen, chickens and geese. There are lovely woodland walks and children can explore our woodland play area and family activity barn. Dogs on short leads are welcome and there is free parking. The Museum’s waterside café will be open and there are lots of picnic areas. The Museum is open daily from 10.30 am until 5.30 pm. Visitors with disabilities are advised to read our accessibility pages in advance of their visit. All activities are subject to change. Times & Prices Saturday 4th & Sunday 19th April 2020 10.30 am - 5.30 pm Standard admission prices apply. If you are the owner or organiser of this event you can claim this listing (using the button above) and as an owner, you can develop your listing with details, photos, contact details, social media links and more. Every effort is made to ensure all information is correct at time of publication. We may not always be made aware of any future alterations and cannot be held responsible for incorrect information. Please always check before travel, for further information on Easter at Weald & Downland Museum visit their website .

A Call to Arms at Arundel Castle

A Call to Arms at Arundel Castle in Arundel , you'll be transported back to the 13th Century to find out what it was like to be preparing for The Crusades at Arundel Castle. It is the year 1216 and King John prepares to fight a rebellion or an invasion from France. Arundel Castle is now the scene for these preparations. A large tented encampment is the wonderful setting for demonstrations of armour, combat, archery and falconry. Crafts include making mail armour, leather working, scribing and cooking. Have-a-go archery for over 8s only, height restrictions may apply. Timetable 10.00 Living history encampment opens and weapons training 10.00-1.00 Have-a-go archery 11.00 Weapons and armour demonstration 12.00 Falconry display 12.30 Combat and archery demonstration 1.00 Archery demonstration 2.00-4.00 Have-a-go archery 2.00 Falconry display 3.00 Combat and archery demonstration 4.30 Event closes Times & Prices Saturday 11th to Monday 13th April 2020 10.00 am - 4.30 pm Event is included in standard admission prices. If you are the owner or organiser of this event you can claim this listing (using the button above) and as an owner, you can develop your listing with details, photos, contact details, social media links and more. Every effort is made to ensure all information is correct at time of publication. We may not always be made aware of any future alterations and cannot be held responsible for incorrect information. Please always check before travel, for further information on A Call to Arms at Arundel Castle visit their website .

Allium Extravaganza at Arundel Castle

Allium Extravaganza at Arundel Castle in Arundel , during May 2020 eruptions of pom-pom headed alliums will burst into bloom at Arundel Castle. Exploding into flower with bright blooms towering over neighbouring plants, it’s easy to see why alliums are a firm favourite with the nation’s gardeners and nicknamed the ‘fireworks of gardening’. The allium display can be seen throughout the Walled Gardens at Arundel Castle with over fourteen varieties on show, some of which may grow up to five feet high. Head Gardener Martin Duncan explains: “This allium display brings a fresh new burst of colour and intrigue to the Collector Earl’s Gardens and will be the perfect follow up to the Tulip Festival. We have deliberately selected tall ornamental alliums to create the illusion of them bursting like fireworks above neighbouring flowers. With names like ‘Mount Everest’ it’s easy to understand the visual impact that these flowers will deliver and why they are such a talking point in the gardens”. Times & Prices During May 2020 Entry is included in standard ticket prices. If you are the owner or organiser of this event you can claim this listing (using the button above) and as an owner, you can develop your listing with details, photos, contact details, social media links and more. Every effort is made to ensure all information is correct at time of publication. We may not always be made aware of any future alterations and cannot be held responsible for incorrect information. Please always check before travel, for further information on Allium Extravaganza at Arundel Castle visit their website .

Heritage & History Events

Find Great Days Out At Heritage & History Events In Sussex.

Our guide will show you where you can attend the upcoming Heritage & History Events .

Most Heritage & History sites are open during the summer months only and provide a full calendar of varied events between April & October.