A fantastic display of beautiful historic textiles from the collection of Rachel Kay-Shuttleworth, across five rooms of the Hall.
Join us on Wednesday 15 July for the Great Barn reopening celebration event.
A talk looking at the origins of the Society of Friends, also known as The Quakers, and the influence of George Fox in the north of England.
Off the Ground Theatre bring one of Shakespeare’s best-loved plays, Twelfth Night, to Gawthorpe Hall this July.
Author Graham Watson will talk about his book "The Invention of Charlotte Bronte", in which he examines the creation of the Brontë legend through the lens of Elizabeth Gaskell's controversial biography.
Come on down for an afternoon of family fun activities in the garden of Gawthorpe Hall.
Meet our expert heritage crafters Cate and Janet to discover how to spin wool and weave thread, you can even get hands on and have a go at it yourself.
The Great Gawthorpe Gnomes have run off and hidden around the garden – see how many you can spot on this fun trail.
Come and explore nature at Gawthorpe Hall in the pond and secret walled garden.
In the 1850s Gawthorpe Hall was renovated by architect Sir Charles Barry, famous for his work on the Houses of Parliament. Join historian Rachel Pilling as she looks at what changed, what didn't change, and how the Hall you see today reflects this.