Victorian Christmas weekend
Victorian Christmas Weekend - the festive highlight of Gawthorpe Hall's year.
- Booking advisable
- Free event (admission applies)
Discover a traditional Victorian Christmas at Gawthorpe Hall. See the Hall trimmed and decorated throughout with Christmas trees, garlands and greenery. Soak in the festive atmosphere with music and bellringers. Smell the spices in the Victorian kitchen where the housekeeper is busy preparing for the main day. Join in with the children's crafts and you can meet Father Christmas himself (please phone to book your place in advance, 01282 771004).
Come and escape from the everyday, on this special event. You might even find that special gift in our shop or the Friends of Gawthorpe stall. Then warm up with a hot drink and snack in the Mooch Gawthorpe tearoom.
Admission charge - £7 adults, children FREE. Please note all visitors must pay admission for this special opening of the Hall (includes National Trust members).
Normal admission charges apply* Y/N – No. Please note all visitors must pay admission for this special opening of the Hall (includes National Trust members).
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This event is free, but normal admission charges apply for the venue.
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- Booking number
Call 01282771004
- Accessibility
Gawthorpe Hall is a tower shaped building over 4 floors with a lot of steps, due to the historic nature of the building there is no lift. Please see the Access Guide for more details or ring 01282 771004 to check.
- Suitability for children
Family friendly event
Upcoming events
Gawthorpe Textiles Collection exhibition
A fantastic display of beautiful historic textiles from the collection of Rachel Kay-Shuttleworth, across five rooms of the Hall.
Explore the Great Barn
Join one of our knowledgeable volunteers and explore the magnificent Grade I listed Great Barn here at Gawthorpe.
Talk: Foots, Lonks and Wet Nellies: Lancashire's Food and Drink
Join food historian and archaeologist Emma Kay for a culinary journey back in time, tracing the origins of some of Lancashire's most treasured and sometimes unusually named, dishes!
Galliard Folk Dancers
Galliard Folk dancers bring the music to Gawthorpe Hall, performing a range of English country dances from the mid-1600s onwards.