Summer of Play is back at Polesden Lacey! This summer, we’re creating an exciting hub of play in Crab Apple Orchard.
Come and play croquet in the picturesque setting of Polesden Lacey.
Join us for a wonderful new exhibition, showcasing fashion in Polesden Lacey.
Enjoy a lazy afternoon listening to live music in the grounds of Polesden Lacey.
Join us on Monday 4 August, for a free, drop-in embroidery workshop for families, led by a tutor from the Royal School of Needlework.
Every Thursday from 3 July to 23 October (11am-12pm) a gardener from the Production Garden team will answer your questions about how we look after this part of the garden and show you how enjoyable it is to grow your own produce.
Learn to take great photos with the help of our award-winning photographer. One-day workshops taking place on selected dates from May to December 2025.
Every Friday afternoon, take a moment to switch off and take in the surroundings in our dedicated Silent Space at Polesden Lacey.
Join the Dog Walking Group on an energetic walk around the estate with your canine friend on the second Tuesday of the month.
Adventure Cinema visits some of the most picturesque locations across the UK, from medieval castles to country estates. No matter where you are, you’re never too far from a spectacular outdoor cinema experience.
Come with friends or make some new ones on this invigorating social walk around the Polesden Lacey countryside. Some hills are included on the route.
A social walk with a few steady inclines, this walk takes approximately an hour and takes in some of the best views from Polesden Lacey.
Follow a free family trail around the pleasure grounds based on the classic children’s story, We’re Going on a Bear Hunt.
On Saturday 13th and Sunday 14th September, Polesden Lacey are celebrating the local community and Heritage Open weekend with lots of entertainment and fun activities to enjoy.
Keeper of Costume at Chertsey Museum, Grace Evans, will give a talk about three fascinating dresses from the Olive Matthews Dress Collection that each have important royal connections.
The last in a series of talks accompanying the 'Dress to Impress' exhibition at Polesden Lacey.