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Heritage Open Days

Visit the garden free of charge. Various different entrances will be open exclusive to Heritage Open Days.

  • Booking not needed
  • Free event

Experience Biddulph Grange garden free of charge from 18th- 20th September. The gates at the bottom of Lime Avenue will be opened so it's possible to recreate the route the garden's creator, James Bateman, used to visit St Lawrence church. The gates between the garden and the neighbouring local park will also be opened, joining the two areas for the first time in decades.

Main gates open: 10am -5:30pm Lime Avenue gates open: 11am -4pm Country Park (Obelisk Walk) gates open: 11am -4pm

Times

The basics

Meeting point

Visitors can enter through our main entrance, through the church yard gates or the country park boundary gates.

What to bring and wear

Please wear suitable outdoor clothing and footwear.

Accessibility

There are over 400 steps in the garden, see our accessibility statement for more information.

Contact info

Biddulph Grange Garden

Upcoming events

Event

James Bateman Mini Exhibition 

Join us for a small exhibition celebrating the 214th birthday of James Bateman, Biddulph Grange Garden's creator.

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18 Jul 2025
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10:00 to 12:00
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Folksy Theatre present "Twelfth Night" - Outdoor Shakespeare 

Folksy Theatre return with their latest production of "Twelfth Night". Enjoy Shakespeare's classic comedy in the beautiful surroundings of the Garden's Tennis Lawn. Bring a picnic and a chair ready for a jolly evening.

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18 Jul 2025
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18:30 to 20:30
Event

Summer of Play 

There's plenty of summer fun to be had at Biddulph Grange Garden. With a range of different activities spread across the garden, there's something for everyone. Summer of Play is sponsored by Starling Bank.

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19 Jul to 31 Aug 2025
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10:00 to 17:30
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Don't go into the Cellar presents 'What Ho Wodehouse' 

Jonathan Goodwin performs in a brand new comedy, adapted from some of the early writings of P.G. Wodehouse

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25 Jul 2025
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18:00 to 19:30