Heritage Open Day with Clarinet Ensemble Performance
Visit Canons Ashby to enjoy the beautiful gardens, the historic house, the medieval church and green outdoor spaces.
- Booking not needed
- Free event
Visit Canons Ashby to enjoy the beautiful gardens, the historic house, the medieval church and green outdoor spaces. Canons Ashby is open 10am – closing at 5pm. The house is open 11.30am – last admission at 3.30pm.
On Saturday 13 September, enjoy music from the Clarinet Ensemble, Liquorice Allsorts, in the formal garden between 11.30am - 12.30pm, or the Priory Church from 2pm – 3pm. (If it rains, both performances will be in the church).
Whilst you’re here, pop into the shop to collect a souvenir or treat yourself in the tea-room to a cream tea or a light lunch.
Free entry on these days only as part of Heritage Open Days. There’s no need to book in advance.
Times
The basics
- Suitability
Families are very welcome
- Meeting point
Park in the main visitor car park and start your visit at Visitor Reception as usual.
- What to bring and wear
Please dress for whatever the weather brings. Be aware that there are uneven surfaces outdoors, as well as steps, slopes and stairs both inside and outside the house.
- Accessibility
The music performances will take place in the gardens and church. Both of these locations involve some slopes and covering some grassy terrain which may be uneven. The church is accessed via a grassy paddock and across a road. There is a threshold ramp into the church. For more information please see our AccessAble guide, or get in touch with us by email at canonsashby@nationaltrust.org.uk
Upcoming events
Wonderful Wildflowers Trail
Explore the paddock and learn fun facts, and flower folklore! The trail will be running from late May until early September.
Guided countryside walks
Fancy some fresh air? Join us once a month from July to October to explore our surrounding countryside on a guided 6-mile walk.
Guided visits to the Priory Church and Medieval Stew Ponds
Scratch your medieval history itch with a guided visit of the priory church and the restored medieval stew ponds: an area not accessible to the public without a guide. There are 20 spaces on this walk to sign up on the day.
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