Explore this unique Medieval Barn which was commissioned by Thomas de Bradeston, Lord of the Manor of Winterbourne from 1328 until his death in 1360.
Celebrate ‘all things apples’ at this annual event which has now become a main feature of the regional calendar.
FREE – In partnership with Avon Wildlife Trust and the Hawk and Owl Trust. An evening of exploring fascinating nocturnal creatures, the Hawk and Owl Trust can teach us all about owls and even introduce you to a real one too
Wet-Felting Workshop with Fi Harris from FELTbyFI
This lecture uses the English cathedrals as ‘time machines’ to the medieval period.
Free Entry but pre-booking essential as places limited
Christmas crafts …. Family fun ……
An opportunity to make some natural, ethical festive gifts.
Christmas crafts …. Family fun ……
An opportunity to make some natural, ethical festive gifts.
The talk will discuss the recent excavation of a previously unsuspected Roman villa in the northern suburbs of Bristol.
Local florists from Organic Blooms at Latteridge will share their expertise at this workshop to help you produce a fabulous wreath full of seasonal colours and foliage that will last throughout the holiday season.
Mulled wine and warm mince pies followed by everyone singing Carols as they watch the Christmas story unfold – dramatised by St Michael’s Church ‘players’.
This well-received and popular apple grafting workshop will again be held in 2019. As before it will be run by Ben Raskin, Head of Horticulture at the Soil Association, a very experienced horticulturalist and an excellent tutor
