Calling all museum detectives! Families can come and explore the Alexander Keiller Museum, following clues to discover a new set of objects which are the odd ones out.
This guided walk takes you out of the stone circle towards the Ridgeway, taking in prehistoric round barrows before returning by the Avenue.
How many British birds and butterflies can you spot on your visit to Avebury over May half term?
Challenge yourself to build and complete a nature obstacle course. What can you create? See how fast you can jump, wobble, and weave!
The Trust10 is a monthly, 10k trail run that gives you the opportunity to explore the wider Avebury landscape.
Visiting with children and want to know more about Avebury? You can join a tour on Wednesdays and Sundays during school holidays to learn more about this amazing site as a family!
Celebrate nature and the beginning of summer by making a flower crown using ivy and seasonal blooms. Children and adults of all ages welcome.
Join a tour of the wonderful Avebury Manor Garden with Garry the Head Gardener to learn about seasonal highlights, history, and new developments in the historic garden rooms.
You can discover more of the history of the landscape that surrounds Avebury on this guided walk.
Is a glow worm really a worm? Why do they shine? How can an insect produce light? Learn the answers to these questions and more by joining the rangers for a nocturnal promenade and talk under the moon and stars at Figsbury Ring.
Discover nature's wild food secrets on this foraging course with Fred Gillam. You'll be able to enjoy walking through the Avebury landscape as Fred teaches you how to identify plants growing in our hedgerows, fields and woods.
During this workshop with local florist, Sue Scott, learn the techniques to condition stems, and work with shape and form, and create a beautiful summer arrangement in a vintage jug with seasonal flowers. Materials and cream tea included.
As part of the Festival of Archaeology, visit from 2pm to chat with an Avebury archaeologist about this fascinating World Heritage Site's history, archaeology, and recent digs.
Special guests Tall Tales will be singing and performing some favourite classic tales in the colourfully decorated dovecote.