Autumn nature craft: leaf art
Get cosy and creative with our autumn-themed craft before going on a ghost hunt with our Halloween trail.
- Booking not needed
- Free event (admission applies)
Create colourful autumn leaf art by printing and rubbing leaves to make a masterpiece to take home.
Drop in any time between 11 and 3 to create beautiful leaf-print and rubbing art inspired by the season’s richest hues. Perfect for families and little explorers preparing to brave the Ghost Hunt!
Please bring cash as there is a suggested donation of £2 per activity.
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This event is free, but normal admission charges apply for the venue.
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- Suitability
Children welcome
- Meeting point
The crafts take place in the Squire's Room inside the main house. Ask for directions at visitor reception.
- What to bring and wear
It can be chilly in the house so please bring layers.
- Accessibility
Designated parking spaces for disabled visitors in the main car park. Gardens have a mixture of gravel and grass paths, some steep slopes, undulating terrain and steps. Assistance dogs are welcome in all areas of the site. Estate walks have undulated terrain - please wear suitable footwear.
Upcoming events
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Saving Ightham: celebrating 40 years of Ightham Mote's legacy
This year marks the 40th anniversary of Charles Henry Robinson gifting Ightham Mote to the National Trust.
Sargent’s Palette in Bloom
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Ana Maria Pacheco: A Modern Bestiary
Ana Maria Pacheco, returns to Ightham Mote with A Modern Bestiary — an exhibition of screenprints that explore the intersections of myth and morality in modern life.