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Experience the magic of Christmas at Seaton Delaval Hall, one of Northumberland’s most atmospheric historic houses. Enjoy festive decorations, sparkling winter evenings, live music, seasonal food and drink, and special Christmas events for families and friends. With late-night openings, beautiful grounds to explore and plenty of festive cheer, it’s the perfect place to create Christmas memories this winter. Plan your festive day out and discover a Christmas experience full of seasonal sparkle below. All activities are drop-in and included with your membership or standard admission.
Saturdays: 28 November, 5, 12 & 19 December, shows at 11:30am and 2:30pm. Running time approximately 30 minutes.
West Wing Kitchen Stage
As the winds swirl and the snow settles around Seaton Delaval Hall, come in from the cold and join us for a fabulous, frolicsome and wonderfully festive show. Inspired by stories from the hall, meet its characters and creatures as you've never seen them before!
Expect fabulous costumes, Christmas cheer and a sprinkling of theatrical mischief, brought to life through music, puppetry, storytelling and festive entertainment. Created by Hannah Goudie-Hunter, Tim Dalling, Jonah York and Imogen Melhuish.

Saturdays: 28 November, 5, 12 & 19 December, 12-2pm
Join us for some festive musical delights with carols and Christmas songs from the best local choirs!
5 December: Seaton Sluice Singers and The Lovely Nellys
12 December: Whitley Women's Choir
Sundays: 29 November, 6, 13 & 20 December, time TBC
Join us for a magical and musical festive treat with live music from the North East's leading string quartet and SDH favourites, Aurora Strings.
Performances will take place on visual artist and scenographer Imogen Cloët’s Baroque theatre-inspired stage, complete with traditional scenery and plenty of seasonal sparkle.
Seating is unreserved, so we recommend arriving early to find your spot.

Fridays & Saturdays, 11am-1pm
Stables Workshop
Join us on Fridays and Saturdays for festive family craft sessions. Return each week to create something new every time, getting into the Christmas spirit with festive tunes playing as you make decorations to hang on your tree or gift to a loved one.
Thursday 10 & Friday 11 December, until 8pm. Last admission 7:15pm. Free with membership or standard admission applies.
Wander up the festoon-lit path to see Seaton Delaval Hall bathed in atmospheric, festive lighting against the winter sky. Head into the Central Hall and Saloon for garlands and greenery with touches of silver and frost and sparkle throughout and wander through to the West Wing to enjoy some Delaval-style pop-up performances. With more to be confirmed, check back here regularly for updates!

Give National Trust membership as a gift and help protect nature, beauty and history – for everyone, for ever. They'll also have free entry to more than 500 places across England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Seaton Delaval Hall is a two pawprint rated place. There’s plenty of ground for dogs to roam at Seaton Delaval Hall. Find out where you can walk your dog on the estate and the facilities available for your four-legged friends.

Find out what you’ll discover this season in the varied garden at Seaton Delaval Hall, one of Northumberland's top gardens. From a Parterre to a centuries-old weeping ash and woodland waiting to be explored.

Looking for family days out in Northumberland this autumn? Seaton Delaval Hall in North East England offers playful gardens, the Delaval Playdium, and creative spaces inspired by the Hall’s theatrical past. A brilliant family-friendly destination, with plenty to explore and enjoy.

Uncover centuries of history and the story of the flamboyant and theatrical 'gay Delavals' in architect Sir John Vanbrugh's stunning buildings at Seaton Delaval Hall. Discover the dramatic scars of the fierce fires that nearly condemned it to ruin 200 years ago and see how the creativity and mischief has returned to this country house once more.
