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Hop in to Samlesbury Hall this Easter Sunday 20th April between 11 – 4pm for a day of family fun, delicious treats and exciting activities.
Meet the Mad Hatter at the Hatters Tea Party (booking essential) for smashing sandwiches, cake, tea and pop. Follow the Hat Trail to be in with a chance to win FREE Waffles!
Book on to our Spring Flower Workshop with 'Call Me Flower' – planting spring bulbs in a smashing mug, and you get to take the very special Alex Clark Mug home!
Punch and Judy FREE for all the family!
Enter our Easter Bonnet competition, bring your bonnet creations on the day for a photo at our Samlesbury Hall photo backdrop, and put all your ducks in a line for another wonderful competition.
With so much going on, you'd be mad (as a March Hare) to miss it!
Please note that allergens and dietaries are required for the Mad Hatters Tea Party.
Punch & Judy performances are at set times, and seating is limited.
Please note some activities require pre booking visit the (Samlesbury Hall website for more details) but all others are free of charge!
| Season (20 Apr 2025) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Day | Times | |
| Sunday | 11:00 | - 16:00 |
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