Family-friendly things to do at Lavenham Guildhall

Planning your family visit

Here's the information you need at a glance to make the most of your family day out at Lavenham Guildhall:

• Baby-changing facilities are available
• The Guildhall is not accessible to pushchairs, but carriers are welcome
• High chairs are not currently available in the tea-room
• The tea-room serves snacks and light lunches.

Family Friendly Events

Easter Activities

There are many exciting activities to enjoy at Lavenham Guildhall this Easter. Test your skills with bean bag throwing, unleash your creativity at our weaving station, or explore the colours of Lavenham on the new Colour Trail around the village. In the tea room, challenge your friends and family with our Easter-themed noughts and crosses game. We think you're wolly going to like it!

Family-friendly things to do at the Guildhall

At Lavenham Guildhall, every room tells a different story. Step inside to discover memories of Lavenham's richest merchants, who made their fortunes during the boom period of medieval Lavenham. See how they showed their wealth in the design of the buildings we see today.

Learn about life as a prisoner at the Guildhall when the main building was a jail. You can see what it was like though the eyes of Ann Baker, who was imprisoned here aged 12. See one of the oldest fire engines, which is almost 300 years old, in the garden.

And have you ever seen a mummified cat? Keep an eye out for Rameses when you visit.

Family-friendly things to do in the courtyard garden and jailhouse

Explore the courtyard garden and discover the dye garden, an area containing plants which have been used since medieval times, and look out for mini beasts in the bug hotel. Plus, there's the small village jailhouse where you can see what it would have been like to be locked up.