What&#x27;s on in Hilborough

Mon 27 Jul10:30Saint Andrew(4.9mi)

CommunityFood & Drink

Village Coffee Morning

Villagers meet in the church each Monday from 10.30am enjoying coffee, cake and of course a chat. Friends old and new, everyone is welcome.

via Saint AndrewLocal gem

Mon 27 Jul11:00The Pantry Cafe(4.9mi)

A Regency Romance

back to Upcoming events at Oxburgh Estate Skip to content A Regency Romance After decades apart, a young honeymooning couple have been reunited – their portraits lovingly restored using traditional centuries-old crafting techniques. Free event (admission applies) In 1823, Agnes Bedingfeld was engaged and later married to Thomas Molyneux-Seel. Following their marriage, the couple embarked upon a year long 'Grand Tour' honeymoon across Europe and whilst there, commissioned portraits by renowned artist Ferdinando Cavaller. The paintings were bequeathed to the National Trust in 2022 and over the last 12 months have undergone restoration work as well as the creation of a new frame for Agnes using centuries -old red listed crafts. To celebrate their long awaited return to Oxburgh, the portraits of Agnes and Thomas will take centre stage in our new exhibition ‘A Regency Romance’ which explores the language of love during the era and their relationship through extracts from letters, diaries and collection objects, including a pair of miniature portraits of the couple painted shortly after their engagement and a set of decanters and glasses that they purchased on honeymoon. Oxburgh Hall is open on Saturdays and Sundays from 17 January and daily from Saturday 14 February, from 10.30am – 3pm (last entry at 2.15pm).

Mon 27 Jul11:30The Pantry Cafe(4.9mi)

Bringing Esther Home

From Saturday 20 June, the Queen Esther tapestry will be on display inside Oxburgh Hall at Oxburgh Estate. Visitors will be able to get up close and personal with the tapestry which will be displayed free from glass, in an open frame. For young detectives, there will also be an Esther themed family trail in the Kitchen Garden to celebrate her triumphant return.

Mon 27 Jul19:30Oxborough Village Hall(4.8mi)

Sports & Fitness

Free Spirit Yoga with Sally Powell

All welcome

via Oxborough Village Hall

Children & FamilyTheatre

Summer of Play at Oxburgh Estate

Bursting with energy, we have an activity packed day suitable for the whole family at Oxburgh Estate. Come and test out your skills as an Adventurer at Oxburgh. Adventure deep into the woods in our Den Building Area, try out your performance skills in our Creative Zone, take on our Active Zone with badminton, football and basketball, or simply enjoy some Garden lawn games in our family area. Restore all that energy with a refreshing ice cream and relax on a deck chair in the beautiful gardens.

Tue 28 Jul10:30The Pantry Cafe(4.9mi)

Tue 28 Jul11:00The Pantry Cafe(4.9mi)

A Regency Romance

back to Upcoming events at Oxburgh Estate Skip to content A Regency Romance After decades apart, a young honeymooning couple have been reunited – their portraits lovingly restored using traditional centuries-old crafting techniques. Free event (admission applies) In 1823, Agnes Bedingfeld was engaged and later married to Thomas Molyneux-Seel. Following their marriage, the couple embarked upon a year long 'Grand Tour' honeymoon across Europe and whilst there, commissioned portraits by renowned artist Ferdinando Cavaller. The paintings were bequeathed to the National Trust in 2022 and over the last 12 months have undergone restoration work as well as the creation of a new frame for Agnes using centuries -old red listed crafts. To celebrate their long awaited return to Oxburgh, the portraits of Agnes and Thomas will take centre stage in our new exhibition ‘A Regency Romance’ which explores the language of love during the era and their relationship through extracts from letters, diaries and collection objects, including a pair of miniature portraits of the couple painted shortly after their engagement and a set of decanters and glasses that they purchased on honeymoon. Oxburgh Hall is open on Saturdays and Sundays from 17 January and daily from Saturday 14 February, from 10.30am – 3pm (last entry at 2.15pm).

Tue 28 Jul11:30The Pantry Cafe(4.9mi)

Bringing Esther Home

From Saturday 20 June, the Queen Esther tapestry will be on display inside Oxburgh Hall at Oxburgh Estate. Visitors will be able to get up close and personal with the tapestry which will be displayed free from glass, in an open frame. For young detectives, there will also be an Esther themed family trail in the Kitchen Garden to celebrate her triumphant return.

Tue 28 Jul13:30The Pantry Cafe(4.9mi)

History & Heritage

Oxburgh Hall; Gardens Tours

Join one of our knowledgeable volunteers for a guided tour of Oxburghs’ formal gardens. Learn all about the history of the gardens, from its initial creation to current planting design, as well as the work which goes into caring for the array of plants that make up this beautiful landscape today. Please note that garden tours take place at 12:30pm on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays from June - September. Tours are led by volunteers and are therefore subject to volunteer availability. Please check for details on arrival. Tours last approximately 45 minutes.

Sports & FitnessWorkshops & Classes

Chair Yoga Class & Refreshments with Sally Powell

Chair Yoga Class with Refreshments (Sally Powell)

Tue 28 Jul15:45Oxborough Village Hall(4.8mi)

via Oxborough Village Hall

Sports & Fitness

Table Tennis

All welcome

Tue 28 Jul18:30Oxborough Village Hall(4.8mi)

via Oxborough Village Hall

Children & FamilyTheatre

Summer of Play at Oxburgh Estate

Bursting with energy, we have an activity packed day suitable for the whole family at Oxburgh Estate. Come and test out your skills as an Adventurer at Oxburgh. Adventure deep into the woods in our Den Building Area, try out your performance skills in our Creative Zone, take on our Active Zone with badminton, football and basketball, or simply enjoy some Garden lawn games in our family area. Restore all that energy with a refreshing ice cream and relax on a deck chair in the beautiful gardens.

Wed 29 Jul10:30The Pantry Cafe(4.9mi)

Wed 29 Jul11:00The Pantry Cafe(4.9mi)

A Regency Romance

back to Upcoming events at Oxburgh Estate Skip to content A Regency Romance After decades apart, a young honeymooning couple have been reunited – their portraits lovingly restored using traditional centuries-old crafting techniques. Free event (admission applies) In 1823, Agnes Bedingfeld was engaged and later married to Thomas Molyneux-Seel. Following their marriage, the couple embarked upon a year long 'Grand Tour' honeymoon across Europe and whilst there, commissioned portraits by renowned artist Ferdinando Cavaller. The paintings were bequeathed to the National Trust in 2022 and over the last 12 months have undergone restoration work as well as the creation of a new frame for Agnes using centuries -old red listed crafts. To celebrate their long awaited return to Oxburgh, the portraits of Agnes and Thomas will take centre stage in our new exhibition ‘A Regency Romance’ which explores the language of love during the era and their relationship through extracts from letters, diaries and collection objects, including a pair of miniature portraits of the couple painted shortly after their engagement and a set of decanters and glasses that they purchased on honeymoon. Oxburgh Hall is open on Saturdays and Sundays from 17 January and daily from Saturday 14 February, from 10.30am – 3pm (last entry at 2.15pm).

Wed 29 Jul11:30The Pantry Cafe(4.9mi)

Bringing Esther Home

From Saturday 20 June, the Queen Esther tapestry will be on display inside Oxburgh Hall at Oxburgh Estate. Visitors will be able to get up close and personal with the tapestry which will be displayed free from glass, in an open frame. For young detectives, there will also be an Esther themed family trail in the Kitchen Garden to celebrate her triumphant return.

Thu 30 Jul10:30The Pantry Cafe(4.9mi)

Children & FamilyTheatre

Summer of Play at Oxburgh Estate

Bursting with energy, we have an activity packed day suitable for the whole family at Oxburgh Estate. Come and test out your skills as an Adventurer at Oxburgh. Adventure deep into the woods in our Den Building Area, try out your performance skills in our Creative Zone, take on our Active Zone with badminton, football and basketball, or simply enjoy some Garden lawn games in our family area. Restore all that energy with a refreshing ice cream and relax on a deck chair in the beautiful gardens.

Thu 30 Jul11:00The Pantry Cafe(4.9mi)

A Regency Romance

back to Upcoming events at Oxburgh Estate Skip to content A Regency Romance After decades apart, a young honeymooning couple have been reunited – their portraits lovingly restored using traditional centuries-old crafting techniques. Free event (admission applies) In 1823, Agnes Bedingfeld was engaged and later married to Thomas Molyneux-Seel. Following their marriage, the couple embarked upon a year long 'Grand Tour' honeymoon across Europe and whilst there, commissioned portraits by renowned artist Ferdinando Cavaller. The paintings were bequeathed to the National Trust in 2022 and over the last 12 months have undergone restoration work as well as the creation of a new frame for Agnes using centuries -old red listed crafts. To celebrate their long awaited return to Oxburgh, the portraits of Agnes and Thomas will take centre stage in our new exhibition ‘A Regency Romance’ which explores the language of love during the era and their relationship through extracts from letters, diaries and collection objects, including a pair of miniature portraits of the couple painted shortly after their engagement and a set of decanters and glasses that they purchased on honeymoon. Oxburgh Hall is open on Saturdays and Sundays from 17 January and daily from Saturday 14 February, from 10.30am – 3pm (last entry at 2.15pm).

Thu 30 Jul11:30The Pantry Cafe(4.9mi)

Bringing Esther Home

From Saturday 20 June, the Queen Esther tapestry will be on display inside Oxburgh Hall at Oxburgh Estate. Visitors will be able to get up close and personal with the tapestry which will be displayed free from glass, in an open frame. For young detectives, there will also be an Esther themed family trail in the Kitchen Garden to celebrate her triumphant return.