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Misrule at Yule

Step into a Christmas of mischief, merriment and unexpected surprises at Little Moreton Hall, where the Lord of Misrule revels in turning the rules topsy-turvy.

  • Booking not needed
  • Free event (admission applies)

Christmas at the Hall returns, but all is not as it seems. Pulled through time from the Tudor past, the bewildered Lord of Misrule finds himself at Little Moreton Hall and soon begins causing festive chaos.

Merrie Noyse, Piva and the Jesters make a welcome return, but will they escape his spell of delightful disruption? Visit the Hall this festive season to find out...

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Prices

Event ticket prices

This event is free, but normal admission charges apply for the venue.

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The basics

Accessibility

There is a cobbled courtyard, narrow spiral staircases and uneven surfaces throughout the building. Due to the historic nature of the building we have no lifts to the upper floors. Wheelchair users can access the lower level and there is also a visual guide of the upper levels to look at. Please see the Accessibility Guide on the homepage for more information.

Meeting point

Please head to the Welcome Building first, located in the car park, to check in. Opens at 10.30am. The car park is for visitors to the Hall only.

Suitability for children

Suitable for all ages

What to bring and wear

The Hall can get very chilly during the winter, so please wrap up warm and wear suitable footwear for exploring a Tudor building with uneven surfaces.

Other

Booking not needed. Free event. Admission charges apply, National Trust members go free when presenting their cards at the Welcome Building. Last entry to the Hall is 3.30pm. Welcome Building closes at 3.45pm. Assistance dogs only in the Hall, tea rooms and gardens. More detailed information for the event will be made available on the homepage of the Little Moreton Hall website, in the coming months. Live music and jesters on Saturdays and Sundays, only. Performances throughout the day.