The Pikachu Art Adventure at Ickworth Estate
Think you know art at the National Trust? Think again. Discover a unique art adventure at Ickworth Estate this autumn - with Pikachu as the star.
- Booking not needed
- Free event (admission applies)
Calling all Pokémon fans - old and young! Join us to celebrate the Pokémon Trading Card Game: 30th Celebration with The Pikachu Art Adventure.
Discover 30 Pikachu cards, each brought to life by a different illustrator, find out fun facts about the iconic character, and design your own Pikachu trading card.
There's no need to book, and nothing extra to pay (normal admission applies).
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This event is free, but normal admission charges apply for the venue.
Check admission pricesThe basics
- Accessibility
Most places are accessible. Some areas, particularly the Walled Garden, are grassed.
- Meeting point
Head to the Welcome Point to get started.
- Suitability for children
Perfect for the young, and the young at heart!
- What to bring and wear
Wear clothing and footwear suitable for the weather conditions. May be muddy underfoot in some areas.
- Other
Please note: During Monday 5 - Friday 9 October the Rotunda and West Wing will be closed so some cards and crafts will not be available during this period.
Upcoming events
An Introduction to Ickworth Tour
Join the team caring for Ickworth's treasures to discover more about the Hervey family and their collection.
The Collectors of Ickworth Exhibition
The desire to collect beautiful and fascinating things runs deep through the Hervey family's history. In this new exhibition, you can explore Ickworth’s treasures and the people who collected them.
A Life Below Stairs Tour
Hear the stories of the servants who lived and worked at Ickworth as you discover the hustle and bustle that went on below stairs.
Stranger Folk at Ickworth Estate
Forget plastic fangs and horror films - this Halloween adventure crackles with old magic. British folklore sneaks into the real world, set against the backdrop of Ickworth Estate