Festival of Blossom
Fall in love with blossom at Seaton Delaval Hall and across the North East this spring. Pick up a blossom map, take part in creative activities, or simply pause and enjoy the uplifting impact of the season.
- Booking not needed
- Free event (admission applies)
Throughout the festival, enjoy a mix of self-led discovery, creative experiences and moments of calm across the site. Follow a blossom trail through the grounds, visit the Blossom Hub in the Summer House to learn more, or take part in a range of pop-up activities including guided garden tours, printmaking, and mandala sessions.
Highlights include Bat Box Portraits by artist Amy Dover, inviting visitors to peek inside specially designed bat boxes to discover illustrated portraits of bats that live at the Hall. This thoughtful installation reveals the hidden connections between bats, blossom and healthy ecosystems, encouraging a closer look at the wildlife around us. The programme also features a community quilting display created with the Recovery Church group.
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Heartwood by Shona Branigan: An artistic response to the felling of the Sycamore Gap tree
The first artistic response to the felling of the Sycamore Gap tree, Heartwood captures the essence of this iconic and beloved tree and the impression it left on those who connected with it.
Vanbrugh 300
This year we're celebrating Seaton Delaval Hall’s architect, Sir John Vanbrugh. Led by The Georgian Group, we’re joining five of his most significant creations for events commemorating the man known as the ‘rockstar of the English Baroque’.
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