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Apple and Harvest Day at Rainham Hall Community Garden

A girl with curly blonde hair is smiling as they reach out to take a slice of apple from a wooden board at an outdoor table. The table is covered with apples and apple slices on cutting boards, set on a green polka-dotted tablecloth. The scene takes place outside on a sunny day, with green grass visible in the background.
Apple Day | © National Trust Images/Trevor Ray Hart

Saturday 4 October 11am to 4.00pm.

Apple and Harvest Day, a free community day at Rainham Hall Gardens

Come and celebrate Apple and Harvest Day in Rainham Hall Community Garden. Press & taste – have a go at pressing our apples and grapes picked from the orchard. Family fun – all ages can enjoy apple and veg themed games and crafts. Bring your family and friends for a relaxed day of seasonal fun – everyone’s welcome, just drop in no need to book.

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