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CHRISTMASMARKET22-24 NOVEMBER 10.30-4PM

ADULTS

£8CHILDREN FREE

SHOW PROGRAMME

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Music around the MuseumEnjoy music and entertainment in our Market Square (zone 2) and in the Events Field (zone 3).On Friday

Enjoy music from FB Pocket Orchestra throughout the day in the Events Field

Enjoy Music from TRADS music duo around the museum

On Saturday

11.00am Chichester City Band

12.00pm Southdowns Folk Singers

1.00pm Worthing Silver Band

2.00pm Worthing Silver Band

3.00pm Chichester Festival Theatre - Get Singing! Choir


On Sunday

11.00am Sussex Folk Orchestra

12.00pm Get Vocal Choir

1.00pm Sussex Folk Orchestra

2.00pm Southdowns Concert Band

3:00pm Southdowns Concert Band


Welcome to the Weald & Downland Living Museum’s Christmas Market 2019With over 200 pop-up stalls spread out across the Museum’s picturesque cobbled paths, occupying our wonderful collection of rescued historic buildings across 40 acres of the Museum site, it’s the perfect place to do a spot of Christmas shopping. Our Christmas Market is one of West Sussex’s most well-known Christmas events, providing in the region of 12,000 visitors with not only quality locally produced food and drink, but festive gifts, unique homewares, Christmas decorations, handcrafted jewellery and more.

Today, throughout the Museum, you’ll find tasty food to satisfy any appetite; enjoy hot roasted chestnuts or indulge in quality chocolate, grab a delicious hog roast or some fish and chips, visit our Waterside café, or try locally produced cheese and warm yourself up with a glass of mulled wine while you browse.

Don’t forget to pick up our 2020 calendar of events, as next year we will be celebrating our 50th Anniversary.

Wishing all our wonderful visitors a very Merry Christmas!

With best wishes and festive cheer,

The Museum Team

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CHURROSFreshly made churros & melted Belgian chocolate 01243 649133 [email protected]

www.topsausages.com

O’HAGAN’S SAUSAGESO F C H I C H E S T E R

Breaking News!The Repair Shop will be hosting their first ever pop-up stand and visitors will have the chance to see inside the magical Repair Shop Barn. You might even get to meet a member of the Repair Shop team – but keep that to yourself! The Repair Shop stand is located next to Court Barn (C13), see map on page 8.

www.tipsnleaves.com | @tipsandleaves

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GIVE THE GiftOF MEMBERSHIPTreat your loved ones to a whole year’s worth of visits you know they’ll love. It’s never too early to think about giving the gift of membership this Christmas.Gift Membership available to purchase all year round

www.wealddown.co.uk/membership

Make the most of your visitFood & Drink

• Enjoy delicious food and quench your thirst from stalls around the Market Square, Event Field, Craft Marquees, outside Bayleaf, Winkhurst and Mayday Barn (B1, B2 & S9)

• Head to our cosy waterside cafe (A3) for some festive fayre, complete with a toddler play area.

Museum Shop

• Visit our Museum Shop (A1), which stocks an extensive selection of gifts, stocking fiIlers and decorations.

Annual Membership & Gift Membership

Become an annual member and visit as many times as you like for a whole year – including special event days! If you join within 7 days of your first visit, your membership fee will be reduced by the amount you have paid for admission!

Membership makes a great gift too. Buy or join today at the Museum shop or from our Membership Hut next to the overflow car park entrance.

Volunteering

If you can spare a few hours or a day (or more) a month, we would love to hear from you. We have opportunities across the Museum – from animal care to house stewards – talk to our friendly team in the information points or visit www.wealddown.co.uk/volunteer to find out more.

Cash Withdrawals

The Museum Shop (A1) offers cash withdrawals when you use most major bank cards.

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What’s on around the Museum?• Meet the Hayling Island Donkeys by Mayday Barn (S9)

• Visit the working watermill (C9) and buy some corn to feed the hungry ducks

• Discover Winkhurst Tudor Kitchen (B2) and see seasonal cooking demonstrations

• Discover the Bakehouse (C18) – There will be spiced biscuits to buy, as supplies last. There will also be limited tasters of bread

• Visit our new working Dairy (C17)

• See the Blacksmiths in our Victorian Smithy (C11) on Friday & Saturday

• Chat to the Millers in our Lurgashall Watermill (C9)

• Lifelong learning stand display in the Gridshell (D1).

Dreymans Cider & Meadery Grab a mug of Hot Mulled Cider & Mead!

Presentation packs available on all Cider’s Mead and Cider Vinegar (with Mother)

A family orchard on the coastline of Nutbourne, West Sussex. We harvest, create, make and even bottle! Made from 100% pure

ingredients! Using our own hand-picked apples and pressed. Having thier own authentic taste, just as nature intended.

Dreymans Cider, Main Road, Nutbourne, West Sussex, PO18 8XA

www.homegrownhunnys.co.uk


Organic skincareproducts, Handmade in Sussex

Nadarra Cosmetics

www.nadarracosmetics.com

Our special thanks to TMS Show Services, who have kindly sponsored the festoon lighting across the Museum site.

Making Memories: How to give experiences instead of gifts!Gifts are great, but have you thought about giving the gift of an experience instead?

Here’s a few ideas of gifted experiences available from the Museum:

• For those who love to learn, why not buy a friend or loved one a voucher towards one of the many courses we have to offer and learn a new skill? Courses start from £20.

• How about a cultural experience with tickets to our Summer Season of events, from the Opera ‘La Traviata’ to David Walliam’s ‘Mr Stink’ Children’s Theatre and more?

• Make memories and treat your loved ones to a whole year’s worth of visits you know they’ll love. Give the gift of membership this Christmas.

Visit the Museum’s Gift Shop for further information or to purchase the experience of your choice.

Happy shopping.

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Bayleaf Tudor Farmstead

Downland Gridshell

Victorian Era

Working Woodyard

Early Dwellings

Stables Area

Rural Homes

Crafts & Industries

Entrance

B1

B2

B3

W1

W2W3

C1C2

D1D2

D3

D4

C3

C4 C5C6

C7

C8

C9C10

C17

C18

C11

C12C13

C14

C15

C16

V1

V2

R1

R4

R2

R3

S1S2

S3

S4

S5

S6

S7

S8

S10

S9

S11

E1

E3E2

A1

A2

A4

A3

M2

M3M4

M5

M6

M7

M8

M9

M1

M10

FacilitiesToilets

Baby-changing facilities

Picnic/play areas

Café

WalksAccessible route (0.6 miles/1 km)

Main route (1.2 miles/2 km)

Woodland Walk (0.3 miles/0.5 km)

Sculpture Trail (0.3 miles/0.5 km)

ZONE 1: Gridshell / Hambrook Barn

ZONE 2: Market Square

ZONE 3: Event Field

ZONE 4: Bayleaf

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PLANA1 Museum Entrance and Shop

A2 Introductory Galleries

A3 Museum Café

A4 Sargent Community Room

Bayleaf Tudor Farmstead

B1 Bayleaf Tudor Farmhouse and Garden

B2 Winkhurst Tudor Kitchen

B3 Cowfold Barn

Crafts & Industries

C1 Newick Plumbers’ Workshop

C2 Building Crafts Gallery

C3 Witley Joiners’ Shop - Plumbing Display

C4 Windlesham Carpenters’ Shop

C5 Brick Classroom

C6 Redford Pugmill

C7 Petersfield Brick-drying Shed

C8 Sheffield Park Saw-Pit

C9 Lurgashall Watermill

C10 Walton Heath Animal Pound

C11 Victorian Smithy from Southwater

C12 Wiston Wagon Shed

C13 Court Barn from Lee-on-Solent

C14 Watersfield Stable

C15 Pevensey Windpump

C16 Vehicle & Implement Gallery

C17 Eastwick Park Dairy

C18 Newdigate Bakehouse

Downland Gridshell Area

D1 Downland Gridshell Building

D2 Catherington TreadwheelD3 Longport Farmhouse

(Temporary Exhibition Space)

D4 Hambrook Barn (Family Hub)

Early Dwellings

E1 Boarhunt Medieval Hall House

E2 Hangleton Medieval House

E3 Anglo-Saxon Hall House

Market Square Area

M1 Titchfield Market Hall

M2 Horsham Medieval Shop

M3 Crawley Hall

M4 North Cray Medieval House

M5 House from Walderton and Garden

M6 Toll House from Beeding and Garden

M7 Lavant Building (Education Room)

M8 Reigate House Extension

M9 South Wonston Church

M10 Stoughton Bell Frame

Rural Homes

R1 Sole Street Medieval House (hands-on history)

R2 Poplar Cottage and Garden

R3 Tindalls Cottage from Ticehurst

R4 Pendean Farmhouse and Garden

Stables Area

S1 West Kingsdown Horse Whim

S2 Charlwood Cart Shed

S3 Littlehampton Granary

S4 Lurgashall Cattle Shed

S5 Ockley Hay Barn

S6 Kirdford Cattle Shed

S7 Goodwood Cattle Shed

S8 Gonville Cottage, West Dean

S9 May Day Barn & Stable from Tonbridge

S10 Shed from Rusper

S11 Pallingham Quay

Victorian Era

V1 Whittaker’s Cottages and Garden

V2 Victorian School from West Wittering

Working Woodyard

W1 Timber Crane

W2 Coldwaltham Cattle Shed

W3 Charcoal Burners’ Camp

ZONE 1

ZONE 2

ZONE 4

ZONE 3

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Company Name Location Zone

Glassfollies North Cray (M4) 2

Guide Dogs Outside Market Square 2

Guluzar Event Field Marquee 3

Handmade Pottery Winkhurst (B2) 4

Handmade Scarves Gridshell (D1) 1

Hayling Hog Roast Outside Event Field 3

Hearts & Chains Gridshell (D1) 1

Helen Matthews Glass Gridshell (D1) 1

Homemade cakes Event Field Marquee 3

HP Woodcraft Gridshell (D1) 1

Huxley & Sticks Outside (R1) 4

Imagination Chocolates Event Field Marquee 3

Interknit Café Event Field Marquee 3

Into mills Bayleaf (B1) 4

Jacob’s Ladder Farms Ltd Outside Market Square 2

Jans Jewellery Building Crafts Gallery (C2) 2

Japeto Ltd Outside Market Square 2

Jennifer Barrington Adornments Event Field Marquee 3

Jewellery Gridshell (D1) 1

Jimmy Bean Coffee Outside Market Square 2

Jon Warwickers Outside (S3) 4

Julie Weir Art Winkhurst (B2) 4

Kambali Collections North Cray (M4) 2

Ken’s Eggs Outside Market Square 2

Kimmyb everyday luxuries Event Field Marquee 3

Knitwits wool Event Field Marquee 3

Krysia’s Artwork Gridshell (D1) 1

Landscape Photographs of Sussex Gridshell (D1) 1

Langham Brewing Co Ltd Outside Event Field 3

Le Bon Candeau Event Field Marquee 3

Le Mesuriers Ltd. Event Field Marquee 3

Le Salon Du Chocolat Crawley Hall (M3) 2

Linda’s Willow Lavant (M7) 2

Lindy Ceramics Outside Market Square 2

Little Things Event Field Marquee 2


Longhurst Lino Event Field Marquee 2

Lottie’s Cottage Poplar (R2) 4

Louise Guiney Gridshell (D1) 1

Loula & Bijou Event Field Marquee 3

Lubilou Ceramics Building Crafts Gallery (C2) 2

Lucy Armstrong Chocolates Gridshell (D1) 1

Lucy’s Farm Gridshell (D1) 1

Mac N Cheese Please Outside Event Field 3

Marnhull Leathercraft Outside Market Square 2

Maud and Orde Event Field Marquee 3

Mellow Skincare Crawley Hall (M3) 2

Menear Ceramics Gridshell (D1) 1

Molly Coddle Childrenswear Gridshell (D1) 1

Moonaz Outside Market Square 2

Mr Vikkis Outside (R2) 4

Mrs Bramble Design Gridshell (D1) 1

MS Kezzie Designs Building Crafts Gallery (C2) 2

Mummy makes fudge North Cray (M4) 1

My Wildlife Bayleaf (B1) 4

Nadarra Comestics Building Crafts Gallery (C2) 2

Nature in Steel Outside (R1) 4

New Forest Potter Lavant (M7) 2

Nice Pompom Winkhurst (B2) 4

Noble and Stace Chocolates Lavant (M7) 2

Numerous Aspects Lavant (M7) 2

Oakhanger Alpacas Brickshed (C7) 2

O’Donnell Moonshine Ltd Event Field Marquee 3

O’Hagans Outside Market Square 2

Olly’s Fish Shack Outside Event Field 3

Original Woodcraft Outside (S2) 4

Otter Bookbinding Event Field Marquee 3

Paintedgarden Event Field Marquee 3

Paul Cox Sculpture Outside (R2) 4

Personalised Pillows Event Field Marquee 3

Phoenix Furnishings Event Field Marquee 3

CHRISTMAS MARKET CHRISTMAS MARKETCraft & Trade StandsThere are over 200 local craft, trade and food stands located around the Museum site. If you’re looking for a particular stand, find the grid reference below that corresponds to the map on the centre pages. Please note that, due to the nature of this event, traders and their locations are subject to change.


A touch Unique Winkhurst (B2) 4

Adjustus Brickshed (C7) 2

Alma-Boho Collections Event Field Marquee 3

Barties Sussex Faire Hambrook Barn (D4) 1

Beneath the Stars Outside Market Square 2

Bespoke adornments & gowns Event Field Marquee 3

Betsy’s Bake Tea Tent (S5) 4

Blue Daisy Arts Gridshell (D1) 1

Bluegizmo Ltd Event Field Marquee 3

Blues Designs Hambrook Barn (D4) 1

Boathouse Studio Event Field Marquee 3

Bolney Wine Estates Event Field Marquee 3

Brewbox Outside Event Field 3

Brockleby’s Pies Event Field Marquee 3

Burle Bespoke Gridshell (D1) 1

Burren Balsamics Event Field Marquee 3

Butternut Box Event Field Marquee 3

Button Moon Design Outside Market Square 2

Caitlin O’neill Jewellery Event Field Marquee 3

Caroline Wright homeware Outside (S5) 4

Caroline’s Essences Walderton (M5) 2

Chapmans Aromatics Hambrook Barn (D4) 1

Chestnut Tree House Event Field Marquee 3

Chichester harbour Gin Outside (R1) 4

Chilgrove Spirits Outside Market Square 2

Chilli Fox Withbits Ltd Lavant (M7) 2

Churoo King Outside Market Square 2

Coffee Box Outside (S1) 4

Columba’s Barn CBS Outside (S2) 4

Copper Stuff Limited North Cray (M4) 2


Coppice Blossom Gridshell (D1) 1

Cornish Pasties Tea Tent (S5) 4

Country Books & Prints Event Field Marquee 3

Crafts of Colour Building Crafts Gallery (C2) 2

Crowns & Coronets Gridshell (D1) 1

Cyril’s Soap Shed Bayleaf (B1) 4

Dalla foresta Outside Market Square 2

Davina E McColl Outside Market Square 2

Deliciously Honest Hambrook Barn (D4) 1

Diane’s Knitted Creations Event Field Marquee 3

Dreyman Cider Outside Market Square 2

Dried & Tied Toll House (M6) 2

Dunreyth Alpacas Gridshell (D1) 1

Eco & I Ltd Event Field Marquee 3

EmmaPalmer Event Field Marquee 3

Everything Spice Event Field Marquee 3

Fandangle Crafts Outside (R1) 4

Fat Hen Felties Winkhurst (B2) 4

Finbars Flatbreads Outside Market Square 2

Flaming Wicks North Cray (M4) 2

Flamingo Paperie Building Crafts Gallery (C2) 2

Fledgling Crafts Event Field Marquee 3

Flowers and More Event Field Marquee 3

Freddies Flowers Outside (S5) 4

Fritha’s Handmade Event Field Marquee 3

Fudge’s Applejack Outside Market Square 2

Fully fused Crafts Event Field Marquee 3

Fur & Feathers Gridshell (D1) 1

GB Music Retail Ltd Crawley Hall (M3) 2

GK Holloway Books Bayleaf (B1) 4

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Health & SafetySafety: large shows can be dangerous places. Every precaution has been taken to ensure your safety during this event. Admission is on the condition that visitors comply with all warning notices and act upon the instructions of the Museum’s marshals, staff and volunteers when asked to do so.

First Aid, Emergencies or Lost Children: seek assistance at the First Aid & Lost Children tent in the Market Square or at the Museum Shop (A1). Alternatively, seek assistance at the information tent behind Court Barn (C13).

No smoking: smoking is prohibited at the Museum. Visitors may smoke in the car parks only.

Animals: please wash your hands as all animals can carry disease such as E coli O157. Contact with animals and their faeces should be avoided. Hand washing facilities are located at the toilet blocks marked on the map in the center pages.

Children must be supervised at all times. Please take extra care of your children during your visit as the Museum will be busy. Children’s wristbands, to help locate you should your child get lost, are available at each entrance.

Please keep dogs on a short lead and under close control at all times. Please clean up after your dog.

Portable toilets are available by the overflow car park entrance and by the Gridshell Building (D1). Toilet blocks are located at the café (A3), behind Longport Farmhouse (D3), behind the Medieval Shops from Horsham (M2) and in the Cattle Shed from Kirdford (S6).

Disabled access toilets are situated at the café (A3), behind Longport Farmhouse (D3) and behind the Medieval Shops from Horsham (M2).

Baby change facilities are located inside the toilet block behind the Medieval Shops from Horsham (M2) and in the café (A3).

Please be aware that there is deep water on site, in the millpond and every care must be taken, especially with children as the water is unsafe to swim in for both people and pets.

CHRISTMAS MARKET CHRISTMAS MARKETCompany Name Location Zone

Picnic&Hamper Co Titchfield (M1) 2

Pier Road Coffee & Art Ltd Event Field Marquee 3

Pink Chicken Designs Event Field Marquee 3

Pink Haired Princess Gridshell (D1) 1

Pippaluk Crafts Gridshell (D1) 1

Preloved & Upcycled Event Field Marquee 3

Printmaking Hambrook Barn (D4) 1

Purse Your Lips Crawley Hall (M3) 2

Red Pinapple Event Field Marquee 3

Rod’s Handmade Fudge Outside Market Square 2

Roundwood Rings Event Field Marquee 3

RSPB Event Field Marquee 3

Russell Cobb Home Event Field Marquee 3

Rustic & Ribbon Event Field Marquee 3

Seitans Jackfruit garden Outside Market Square 2

Selsdons Ceramics Poplar (R2) 4

Shabbychic Outside Market Square 2

Silent Pool Distillers Event Field Marquee 3

Simply pure skincare ltd Event Field Marquee 3

Simply Sussex produce Event Field Marquee 3

Slake Spirits Titchfield (M1) 2

Sombrolation Outside (S1) 4

Southsea bathing hut North Cray (M4) 2

Sphere Crafts Event Field Marquee 3

Stellar Jems Gridshell (D1) 1

Steyning Imprint Event Field Marquee 3

Stone Illusions Outside Market Square 2

STUFF Outside Market Square 2

Sugarush Hambrook Barn (D4) 1

Sussex Gourmand Event Field Marquee 3

Sussex Jams & Chutneys Gridshell (D1) 1

Sussex Scarves Crawley Hall (M3) 2

Sussex Wildlife Trust Outside Market Square 2

Suzette’s Fresh Pancakes Outside (S5) 4

Teds Garden Outside Market Square 2


The Alchemistress Walderton (M5) 2

The Cold Pressed Oil Co Gridshell (D1) 1

The Doll Shed Event Field Marquee 3

The magic of mushrooms Outside 2

The Modern Blacksmith Outside (R2) 4

The Podgy Pieman Outside Market Square 2

The Safari Pizza Co Outside Event Field 3

The Sussex Bee Event Field Marquee 3

The Sussex Gingerbread and Biscuits Co Gridshell (D1) 1

The Sussex Handmade Soap Co Event Field Marquee 3

The Sussex Sausage Outside (S2) 4

The Woodland Trust Event Field Marquee 3

Tibor Eperjessy Brickshed (C7) 2

Time for the Signs Outside (R2) 4

Tips & Leaves Event Field Marquee 3

Toast Tins Bayleaf (B1) 4

Toft Porcelain Gridshell (D1) 1

Travelling Toasties Ltd Outside Event Field 3

Tropic Skincare Event Field Marquee 3

Trucks Event Field Marquee 3

Unique Fundraising Ltd Outside (S5) 4

Upside down tree studio Gridshell (D1) 1

Villaggio Pizza Outside (S5) 4

Vintage Rose Barn Gridshell (D1) 1

West Green Pottery Gridshell (D1) 1

Whitebox Products Event Field Marquee 3

Whitechapels of kent Event Field Marquee 3

Willobeans Outside Market Square 2

Wiltshire Timbercraft Building Crafts Gallery (C2) 2

Wimblehurst Chocolate Bayleaf (B1) 4

Winchester Fine Chocolates Outside (R1) 4

Wired Gems Gridshell (D1) 1

Written on my hearth Event Field Marquee 3

Yew turn Outside (S2) 4

Zoe’s Waffle On Outside (S3) 4

Coming Soon What’s On Spring 2020

Tree Dressing

1 December10.30am - 4pmTree Dressing is a magical occasion for all the family, celebrating the importance of trees in our lives. Turn a jam jar into a lantern and join the procession illuminated by hundreds of lanterns to dress the aspen tree as darkness falls. The day’s finale takes place, with a spiral dance and singing around the aspen tree, which is then dressed with all the lanterns made earlier in the day. Younger visitors are well catered for, with lantern making, headdress making and crafts. Winter warmers on offer will include mulled apple juice and spiced biscuits!

Christmas at the Museum

26 - 27 December10.30am - 4pmChristmas is a wonderful time to visit the Museum. From Tudor to Victorian times, a historic festive treat awaits visitors, when our traditionally decorated houses will reflect the spirit of Christmas through the ages. Come and see how this special time of year has been celebrated over the centuries. Enjoy a warm welcome in the medieval house from North Cray, with its log fire and traditional greenery decorations. Our team will be serving spiced apple juice as well as spiced biscuits, donations are welcome.

Wassailing

18 January12pm - 3pmCome and bless the Museum’s orchard at our Wassailing event! You can join a procession, with music, songs and short performances, from the market square to the orchard for the wassail to ensure a good harvest. In the orchard an apple tree will be decorated. The audience joins in with the ‘Wassail’ shout and makes lots of noise with bells, rattles or whistles! Wassailing in the orchard is free, with entry to the Museum, but places are limited and must be pre-booked at one of the three 50-minute sessions: 1pm, 2.15pm or 3.30pm.

Half Term Activities

17 - 21 February

Historic Life Weekend: Treasured Objects

22 - 23 February

Historic Life Weekend: Brewing Through the Ages

7 - 8 March

Historic Life Weekend: Baking Through the Ages

21- 22 March

Easter Holidays

4 - 19 April

Easter at the Museum

10 – 13 April

Spring Show: Food Festival

2 - 3 May

Museum at Night

15 - 16 May

Historic Life Weekend: Wood Craft & Trades

23 - 25 May

Half Term Activities

25 – 29 May

Historic Life Weekend: Wildflowers

6 - 7 June

Children’s Theatre, David Wallaim’s ‘Mr Stink’

12 June

All events and dates are subject to change. For details and our full programme of events visit

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SEASONAL Celebrations AT THE MUSEUM

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Tree Dressing: 1 DECEMBER, 10.30AM-4.00PM (ACTIVITIES COMMENCE AT 12.30PM)Tree Dressing is a magical occasion for all the family. Visitors can enjoy traditional songs, dances and plays which celebrate trees and the natural world!

Meet Green Father Christmas: 7-8, 14-15 & 20-23 DECEMBER - 10.30AM – 4.00PMSeated in his chamber, traditionally decorated with seasonal greenery, Green Father Christmas will be selecting presents from a large wooden chest to give to each child that he meets. Every child will receive a traditional toy wrapped in brown paper and string! Limited space available.

Christmas at the Museum: 26 & 27 DECEMBER - 10.30AM – 4.00PMFrom Tudor to Victorian times, a historic festive treat awaits visitors on Boxing Day and Friday 27 December, when the Museum’s traditionally decorated houses will reflect the spirit of Christmas through the ages!

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