Additional Info: The 18th Century Family Day is subject to change, please check on the day for venues

To mark the end of the main House season we have a packed programme of events and activities, all designed to take you back to the 18th century. In the House, come and meet Queen Marie-Antoinette and men and women from the 18th century. In the Gardens, why not get your face painted and listen to story telling.

For full details, please visit the event homepage.

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We have workshops from specialised Musical Theatre with Craig Revel-Horwood to Urban Strides and an interactive Circus Skills Workshop with Circus Whiz, just to name a few!

For the creative ones amongst you, make sure you pay a visit to the ‘Children’s Zone’ for lots of things to make and take home or go and create some giant Umbul Umbul flags with local artist Stu McLellan and help to make these amazing flags for display at Waddesdon. If you want to get away from the mayhem of the North Front, why not visit the Art Zone in the Power House or the Angus Fairhurst Exhibition in the new art gallery at the Stables and don’t forget the House is open as normal. Tickets available from the ticket office.

Why not stay on for the concert on the evening of Saturday 27th? “Music at the Manor – A night with The King and Queen” features tribute acts for Elvis Presley and Queen, for a royally entertaining evening. Tickets still available from the Ticket Office on the North Front.

All is all, there’s a huge amount to do and see so come along and find out just how much fun it is!

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