The National Trust is partnering with renowned collector, author, and curator Karun Thakar with three exhibitions at Dyrham Park, Osterley Park and House and Blickling Estate.
A volunteer guide will lead you around the 270 acres of parkland to learn more about the site's deer herd, history, archaeology, management and significance. At 10.30am and 1.30pm on selected days. From 25 Oct 2026, walks will be at 11am only.
Join a guide for a special tour to find out about the natural springs and hidden water chambers in the hillside to the mysterious underground well and stone structure by the lake to track the 'curious water works' of Dyrham Park.
Want to find out more about Dyrham's garden? Why not join one of our expert volunteer guides on a tour?
Join a tour guide to discover Dyrham village in the summer of 1704. Learn about how the village was connected to the estate and interesting facts about the villagers at that time.
Join a guide to learn about the trees of Dyrham Park in the garden and to the east side of the house. The walk will look at native trees and later introductions as well as tree fashions in the 17th century.
Discover a festive escape at Dyrham Park this winter with a seasonal celebration inspired by the stories and objects in the historic house.
Local choirs and music groups are due to perform on weekends in the run up to Christmas in the village church of St Peter which adjoins the estate.
Join us for a wassailing event where visitors can walk round in a procession with music and celebration to bless the pear trees for a good harvest in 2026.
Come and see a traditional mummers' play in the new year at Dyrham Park. Holt Morris will be performing a mummers' play, an old English tradition often performed at Christmas time, which includes a fight between a hero and a traditional foe.