Explore the Rose, Kitchen and cutting gardens, formal beds and herbaceous borders of the three acre gardens with Pendle Hill as their stunning backdrop. The day also features performances by local brass bands and other musicians, plant and craft stalls, Prosecco stand, burgers and grills, traditional afternoon teas, a raffle with some great prizes and the ever-popular Human Fruit Machine. All profits go to East Lancashire Hospice and Downham Village Hall
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Tickets £5. Under 5's free. Free parking.
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