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Sun 26 Jul10:30Anglesey Abbey, Gardens and Lode Mill(4.1mi)

Theatre

Pokémon joins Anglesey Abbey's Summer of Play

Join us for a Summer of Play that takes you on a journey back through the decades. We'll be bringing back some favourite activities - including the sand pit - and introducing new ones, each themed around a different decade as part of our centenary celebrations. Plus, come along each Wednesday for creative craft workshops. Calling Pokémon fans new and old! This Summer of Play, Pokémon are jumping into the great outdoors near you. Are you ready to share the magic with a new generation? From 18 July to 31 August, on top of an already jam-packed Summer of Play, discover all-new Pokémon zones. Get stuck into the Pokémon Trading Card Game, flex your skills and collect Mega Evolution stickers!

Sun 26 Jul11:00Anglesey Abbey, Gardens and Lode Mill(4.1mi)

Crazy golf at Anglesey Abbey

Play some crazy golf in the gardens as part of Summer of Play. Book your tickets, tee your ball, and swing! Complete the 9-hole course in the Arboretum, keep score, and see if you can get a hole in one! The crazy golf course is suitable for all ages (recommended 4+) Tickets are £3.50 per person to play and a score card is included. Pre-booking is advised to avoid disappointment, limited tickets will be available to purchase on the day at the visitor centre. Please note normal admission applies. Your ticket will show an arrival window. To help manage queues, please arrive at the Arboretum to start your crazy golf game within your allocated window. You can arrive anytime before to enjoy a full day at Anglesey Abbey.

Sun 26 Jul12:00Anglesey Abbey, Gardens and Lode Mill(4.1mi)

Exhibition: The Art of Collecting – 100 Years of the Fairhaven Legacy

In 1926 Urban Huttleston Rogers Broughton, the 1st Lord Fairhaven, along with his brother Henry, bought Anglesey Abbey house and gardens. Over the next 40 years, Lord Fairhaven shaped the house into a unique home – designing new rooms and spaces which he filled with an eclectic collection of historic objects and artwork. Upon his death in 1966, the house, gardens and collection were handed over to the National Trust to be enjoyed by the public. This summer’s exhibition looks at Lord Fairhaven’s love of collecting, the treasures accumulated during his four decades at Anglesey Abbey, and his vision for the legacy he left behind: 'My thought and hope is that in a changing world the house, its furniture and the gardens and their lay-out should be preserved and kept representative of an age and a way of life that is quickly passing' This exhibition is free for National Trust members and included in an admission ticket for visitors. We look forward to welcoming you.

Mon 27 Jul10:30Anglesey Abbey, Gardens and Lode Mill(4.1mi)

Theatre

Pokémon joins Anglesey Abbey's Summer of Play

Join us for a Summer of Play that takes you on a journey back through the decades. We'll be bringing back some favourite activities - including the sand pit - and introducing new ones, each themed around a different decade as part of our centenary celebrations. Plus, come along each Wednesday for creative craft workshops. Calling Pokémon fans new and old! This Summer of Play, Pokémon are jumping into the great outdoors near you. Are you ready to share the magic with a new generation? From 18 July to 31 August, on top of an already jam-packed Summer of Play, discover all-new Pokémon zones. Get stuck into the Pokémon Trading Card Game, flex your skills and collect Mega Evolution stickers!

Mon 27 Jul11:00Anglesey Abbey, Gardens and Lode Mill(4.1mi)

Crazy golf at Anglesey Abbey

Play some crazy golf in the gardens as part of Summer of Play. Book your tickets, tee your ball, and swing! Complete the 9-hole course in the Arboretum, keep score, and see if you can get a hole in one! The crazy golf course is suitable for all ages (recommended 4+) Tickets are £3.50 per person to play and a score card is included. Pre-booking is advised to avoid disappointment, limited tickets will be available to purchase on the day at the visitor centre. Please note normal admission applies. Your ticket will show an arrival window. To help manage queues, please arrive at the Arboretum to start your crazy golf game within your allocated window. You can arrive anytime before to enjoy a full day at Anglesey Abbey.

Mon 27 Jul12:00Anglesey Abbey, Gardens and Lode Mill(4.1mi)

Exhibition: The Art of Collecting – 100 Years of the Fairhaven Legacy

In 1926 Urban Huttleston Rogers Broughton, the 1st Lord Fairhaven, along with his brother Henry, bought Anglesey Abbey house and gardens. Over the next 40 years, Lord Fairhaven shaped the house into a unique home – designing new rooms and spaces which he filled with an eclectic collection of historic objects and artwork. Upon his death in 1966, the house, gardens and collection were handed over to the National Trust to be enjoyed by the public. This summer’s exhibition looks at Lord Fairhaven’s love of collecting, the treasures accumulated during his four decades at Anglesey Abbey, and his vision for the legacy he left behind: 'My thought and hope is that in a changing world the house, its furniture and the gardens and their lay-out should be preserved and kept representative of an age and a way of life that is quickly passing' This exhibition is free for National Trust members and included in an admission ticket for visitors. We look forward to welcoming you.

Fishing Boats - Paint and Pudding at the Dun Cow, Bardwell

Tue 28 JulPookieRee Art(1.8mi)

Around £30.00

Fishing Boats - Paint and Pudding at the Dun Cow, Bardwell

Paint yourself some fun - paint and pudding at 6:30pm.

via PookieRee ArtLocal gem

Children & FamilyTheatre

Pokémon joins Anglesey Abbey's Summer of Play

Join us for a Summer of Play supported by Pokémon. Get ready for a summer packed with fun for the whole family. We're bringing back some favourite activities, including the much-loved sand pit, alongside exciting new experiences to enjoy. Join us every Tuesday for creative craft workshops, and don't miss our Thursday special events throughout the summer holidays. From circus skills workshops to performances by the Raving Bathing Belles and plenty more surprises, there's something new to discover each week. Calling Pokémon fans new and old! This Summer of Play, Pokémon are jumping into the great outdoors near you. Are you ready to share the magic with a new generation? From 18 July to 31 August, on top of an already jam-packed Summer of Play, discover all-new Pokémon zones. Get stuck into the Pokémon Trading Card Game, flex your skills and collect Mega Evolution stickers!

Tue 28 Jul10:30Anglesey Abbey, Gardens and Lode Mill(4.1mi)

Tue 28 Jul11:00Anglesey Abbey, Gardens and Lode Mill(4.1mi)

Crazy golf at Anglesey Abbey

Play some crazy golf in the gardens as part of Summer of Play. Book your tickets, tee your ball, and swing! Complete the 9-hole course in the Arboretum, keep score, and see if you can get a hole in one! The crazy golf course is suitable for all ages (recommended 4+) Tickets are £3.50 per person to play and a score card is included. Pre-booking is advised to avoid disappointment, limited tickets will be available to purchase on the day at the visitor centre. Please note normal admission applies. Your ticket will show an arrival window. To help manage queues, please arrive at the Arboretum to start your crazy golf game within your allocated window. You can arrive anytime before to enjoy a full day at Anglesey Abbey.

Tue 28 Jul12:00Anglesey Abbey, Gardens and Lode Mill(4.1mi)

Exhibition: The Art of Collecting – 100 Years of the Fairhaven Legacy

In 1926 Urban Huttleston Rogers Broughton, the 1st Lord Fairhaven, along with his brother Henry, bought Anglesey Abbey house and gardens. Over the next 40 years, Lord Fairhaven shaped the house into a unique home – designing new rooms and spaces which he filled with an eclectic collection of historic objects and artwork. Upon his death in 1966, the house, gardens and collection were handed over to the National Trust to be enjoyed by the public. This summer’s exhibition looks at Lord Fairhaven’s love of collecting, the treasures accumulated during his four decades at Anglesey Abbey, and his vision for the legacy he left behind: 'My thought and hope is that in a changing world the house, its furniture and the gardens and their lay-out should be preserved and kept representative of an age and a way of life that is quickly passing' This exhibition is free for National Trust members and included in an admission ticket for visitors. We look forward to welcoming you.

Tuesday Creative Crew: Summer Craft Workshops

Tue 28 Jul12:00Anglesey Abbey, Gardens and Lode Mill(4.1mi)

Around £2

Tuesday Creative Crew: Summer Craft Workshops

Get creative this summer with drop-in craft workshops every Tuesday during the holidays. Paint, snip, stick and sculpt with a different theme each week. All materials are provided and you can take your creations home. Workshops cost £2 per child. No advance booking needed, normal admission to Anglesey Abbey also applies. Tuesday 21 July - Seashell Painting Tuesday 28 July - Sculpt Session Tuesday 4 August - Pebble Painting & Photo Holders Tuesday 11 August - Natural Imprints Tuesday 18 August - Weaving Workshop Tuesday 25 August - Make Your Own Octopus

Tue 28 Jul19:30PookieRee Art(1.8mi)

Around £30.00

Fishing Boats - Paint and Pudding at the Dun Cow, Bardwell

Paint yourself some fun - paint and pudding at 6:30pm.

via PookieRee ArtLocal gem

Wed 29 JulPookieRee Art(1.8mi)

Clyde: Bad Hair? Don't Care! - Paint Evening in Colchester

Artsy Image, Colchester

via PookieRee ArtLocal gem

Theatre

Pokémon joins Anglesey Abbey's Summer of Play

Join us for a Summer of Play that takes you on a journey back through the decades. We'll be bringing back some favourite activities - including the sand pit - and introducing new ones, each themed around a different decade as part of our centenary celebrations. Plus, come along each Wednesday for creative craft workshops. Calling Pokémon fans new and old! This Summer of Play, Pokémon are jumping into the great outdoors near you. Are you ready to share the magic with a new generation? From 18 July to 31 August, on top of an already jam-packed Summer of Play, discover all-new Pokémon zones. Get stuck into the Pokémon Trading Card Game, flex your skills and collect Mega Evolution stickers!

Wed 29 Jul10:30Anglesey Abbey, Gardens and Lode Mill(4.1mi)

Wed 29 Jul11:00Anglesey Abbey, Gardens and Lode Mill(4.1mi)

Crazy golf at Anglesey Abbey

Play some crazy golf in the gardens as part of Summer of Play. Book your tickets, tee your ball, and swing! Complete the 9-hole course in the Arboretum, keep score, and see if you can get a hole in one! The crazy golf course is suitable for all ages (recommended 4+) Tickets are £3.50 per person to play and a score card is included. Pre-booking is advised to avoid disappointment, limited tickets will be available to purchase on the day at the visitor centre. Please note normal admission applies. Your ticket will show an arrival window. To help manage queues, please arrive at the Arboretum to start your crazy golf game within your allocated window. You can arrive anytime before to enjoy a full day at Anglesey Abbey.

Wed 29 Jul12:00Anglesey Abbey, Gardens and Lode Mill(4.1mi)

Exhibition: The Art of Collecting – 100 Years of the Fairhaven Legacy

In 1926 Urban Huttleston Rogers Broughton, the 1st Lord Fairhaven, along with his brother Henry, bought Anglesey Abbey house and gardens. Over the next 40 years, Lord Fairhaven shaped the house into a unique home – designing new rooms and spaces which he filled with an eclectic collection of historic objects and artwork. Upon his death in 1966, the house, gardens and collection were handed over to the National Trust to be enjoyed by the public. This summer’s exhibition looks at Lord Fairhaven’s love of collecting, the treasures accumulated during his four decades at Anglesey Abbey, and his vision for the legacy he left behind: 'My thought and hope is that in a changing world the house, its furniture and the gardens and their lay-out should be preserved and kept representative of an age and a way of life that is quickly passing' This exhibition is free for National Trust members and included in an admission ticket for visitors. We look forward to welcoming you.