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Wintertide Storytelling and Folk Carols with Storyfolk

Listen to festive songs and Elizabethan tales leading up to the shortest day of the year.

  • Booking essential
  • Admission applies

This year, celebrate winter and listen to traditions and tales of old in the museum rooms of Hardwick Hall during Wintertide.

The length of the performance is 1 hour and will take place on the ground floor in one of the Hardwick Museum rooms.

Times

Prices

Event ticket prices

Ticket typeTicket category
All £10.00
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The basics

Booking number

Call 0344 249 1895

Accessibility

This event takes place on the ground floor of the hall and is accessible via ramped access and step-free access through the gardens. Seating is provided. A buggy service can be provided from Visitor Reception to the West Court. An induction loop is available on request, please contact the team before your visit to arrange this via phone call or email.

Meeting point

Please meet at the Hardwick Hall entrance in the West Court.

Suitability for children

Children over 12 welcome

What to bring and wear

Please wrap up warm as it can be cold in the hall.

Other

Please book online or call the number to secure your place.

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