Festive events and workshops at Arundells

Tuesday, 8 November 2022 00:00

Arundells have put together a series of workshops for the festive period with a team of local artisans and makers.

The doors to the house have now officially closed for the year after a successful year. More visitors than ever before have made the trip to Arundells, exploring the house and garden and attending the organised events.

The team will use the closure to attend to the house, including deep cleaning and work to preserve the collection and keep the house looking its best.

Doors will open again for the new season in March 2023.

Although the house is closed, the team there will be bringing a festive offering this year. They have organised a fabulous selection of workshops with a team of local makers and artisans running workshops to help you prepare for Christmas.

The workshops include:

Christmas Cocktails, Canapes and Decorations - A master class Silver & Glass Jewellery Workshop with Fiona Ingram Wreath making with Coombe Bissett Blooms Embroidery workshop with Fairy Wren Embroidery

All the workshops can be booked via the Arundells website

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