A Starlit Christmas Ball
Join us for a Christmas full of starlight and sparkle. Visit the house and gardens to enjoy a Christmas ball that will sweep you off your feet, filled with plenty of festive stardust.
- Booking not needed
- Free event (admission applies)
Explore the house and gardens, decorated for a spectacular Christmas ball. You'll follow the story as you move through the rooms, and see glorious costumes and twinkling decorations inspired by the night sky and Christmas magic.
Outside, discover the Fernery, beautifully lit with twinkling lights and lanterns, and enjoy the natural beauty of the frosty winter gardens. The Christmas ball in the house can be enjoyed daily 10.30am to 3pm (excluding 25/26 December)
Please note: in order to provide the best experience for all our visitors, we limit the numbers in the house. You may be asked to queue for a short period before entry. Visitor numbers usually peak in the morning and you may find the queues are reduced in the afternoon.
Please note: Kingston Lacy is closed on 25 December, and the house is closed on 26 December.
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This event is free, but normal admission charges apply for the venue.
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