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Capel Manor GardensInspiration all year round…Our beautiful 30 acre estate, first established in the late 13thcentury, provides a colourful and scented oasis surrounding aGeorgian Manor House and Victorian Stables. With over 60 gardensto explore you’ll be inspired by prize winning themed gardens, someyou may even recognise as previous Chelsea Flower Show winners,as well as front and back model gardens and historical gardens.Come and enjoy the stunning scenery and take home some ideas foryour own garden!

You can explore and enjoy…• themed gardens; Japanese Garden,

Secured by Design and Le Jardin deVincent;

• historical gardens; The Walled Garden,the 17th Century Garden, Italianate Mazeand newly opened The Old Manor HouseGarden (phase 2 opens in June 2011);

• the National Gardening Centre withspecially designed gardens;

• Sunflower Street, seven model gardensdesigned by former students;

• Which? Gardening – part of theconsumer organisation Which?, with itstrial and demonstration gardens formainly ornamental plants, fruits andvegetables; and

• animal corner with Shetland ponies,poultry, pigmy goats and Rheas. The Exotic Room with snakes, lizards,amphibians and arachnids is open atweekends between 11.30am–12noonand 1.30pm–2pm from April to October.

• the Visitor Centre with gift shop andplant sales area;

• Terrace Restaurant serving a temptingrange of hot and cold food (or picnic bythe lake);

• plant collections; Scented Pelargoniums,Salvias and the National Collection ofSarcococca;

Work in progress…• new children’s play area;• phase 2 of The Old Manor House

Garden;• Capel Manor is soon to be licensed for

Civil Ceremonies;• many makeovers throughout the

gardens.

Make the most of…• free car parking;• a full and varied programme of events

and activities;• Capel’s unique setting for private

functions; you can hire rooms or spaceat Capel for conferences, meetings,

children’s birthday parties, weddingceremonies and receptions;

• the area by combining your visit with atrip to Enfield’s other beauties such asForty Hall and Myddelton House Gardensplus nearby Crews Hill packed withgarden centres; and

• group visits and guided walks withspecial rates for parties of 20 or more(please book in advance, see separateleaflet).

Disabled facilities…• The gardens at Capel Manor are mainly

on one level. The paths are gravel,tarmac or stone and most of thegardens are accessible to wheelchairusers. There are toilet facilities for thedisabled on our estate;

• As a special concession, onehelper/pusher/carer is admitted free ofcharge with each wheelchair visitor;

• There are a limited number ofwheelchairs available to borrow. Pleaselet us know in advance if you wish toreserve any in order to avoiddisappointment; and

• Audio loops are located at the mainreception. Large print copies of thisleaflet are available on request.

Admission fees to gardensand events…• Adults: £5.50• Concessions (including senior citizens

and disabled): £4.50• Children (6–16 years): £2.50• Children (5 years and under):

Free of charge• Family Ticket (2 adults and up to

3 children): £13.50NB: standard admission fees apply to allour events unless stated otherwise.

Opening dates and times…10am–5.30pm, last admission 4pm. March to October: open daily. November to February: open weekdaysonly. Closed Christmas Day up to and including the New Year holiday. See website for full details.

Getting here…Capel Manor is situated just off junction 25of the M25 and the A10. From the M25follow the A10 towards Enfield andLondon. At the first set of traffic lights,turn right onto Bullsmoor Lane. CapelManor Gardens are situated on the righthand side of the road.From London follow the A10 northboundand turn left down Bullsmoor Lane beforereaching the M25.Please look out for brown tourism signs onall routes. For details of other transportlinks please visit our website or phone foran information sheet.

T: 08456 122 122 | W: www.capelmanorgardens.co.uk

Guided Garden WalksFrom 2pm every Tuesday (April–September)If you find our 30 acres a little dauntingthen come along for one of our FREEguided walks with a Capel Gardener. Nobooking required. Normal entry fee applies.Subject to weather conditions andnumbers on the day. First come firstserved!

Capel’s Diamond Club for the over 60sEvery Wednesday afternoon(April–September, 1pm–4pm)We’re offering a free cup of tea or coffeeand a slice of cake to our Diamond Clubmembers. Next time you visit ask for yourDiamond Club Card from reception. Pleasenote this offer is also open to our Friendsof Capel Season Ticket holders who areover 60.

SHOWS AND EVENTS RUN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR, OPEN OUT TO FIND OUT MORE.

From as little as £25.00 you could haveunlimited access to 30 acres of beautifulthemed gardens throughout the year.• Free entry to the gardens, shows and

events during normal opening hoursthroughout the year (except music andtheatrical events).

• Regular updates with news of thegardens and forthcoming events.

• Exclusive organised activities for ourFriends of Capel and Former StudentAssociation Members.

• Discounted rates for some ticketedevents.

You can even wait until your first visitand if you like what you see you canapply for a Friends of Capel SeasonTicket on the same day and the cost ofyour ticket will be refunded. (Applies toone person’s entry fee only).

Whether you’re looking for the idealpicnic spot or inspiration for your owngarden you can see that at Capel Manorthere’s plenty to enjoy and no lawn tomow! Not to mention a full calendar ofevents throughout the year!£25.00 Single Concession Membership£30.00 Single Membership£35.00 Double Membership

(2 adults living at the same address)£40.00 Double Membership plus Guest

(2 adults living at the same addressplus guest)

£50.00 Family Ticket (2 adults plus 3 children)

Call our Visitor Reception on 08456 122 122 for your application form or visitwww.capelmanorgardens.co.ukand click on Season Tickets to download the form.

Make Our Back Garden Yours!With a Friends of Capel Season Ticket

1 Japanese Garden (which seeks balancebetween the ‘in’ and ‘yo’ – theJapanese equivalent of the Chinese‘yin’ and ‘yang’) and Jungle GymGarden (designed by Kim Wilde)

2 The Queen Mother’s Garden3 Sunflower Street (Minimalist, Family,

Rustic, Cottage, Victorian, Modern andMediterranean Gardens designed byformer students)

4 National Gardening Centre (front andback domestic sized gardens to offerinspiration)

5 Outdoor Classroom6 Le Jardin De Vincent (inspired by

Vincent van Gogh, a Chelsea FlowerShow Silver Gilt Medal Winner in 2007)and the Recycled Garden

7 Secured By Design (showing howbeauty, nature and security can co-exist) and Family Friendly (aka theUpwardly Mobile Garden, a 2010Chelsea Flower Show Gold MedalWinner)

8 Growing Together In Faith Garden(looking at how the rose pervadesHinduism, Christianity, Islam andJudaism providing common groundand shared roots)

9 Victorian Garden10 Sensory Garden11 17th Century Style Gardens

and Well12 Koi Pond and Japanese Rock

Garden (incorporating 175 tonnes of Macclesfield rock)

13 The Ha Ha

14 Italianate Maze With Viewing Platform(designed and created by AdrianFisher, the world’s most prolific mazedesigner)

15 Woodland Walk16 Capel Manor House17 The Ha Ha18 The Walled Garden (producing fruit,

vegetables and cut flowers for theManor House and housing severalplant collections)

19 Scented Pelargonium House20 Display House (including a cactus

collection)21 Victorian Stables22 Animal Stockyard23 Lake, Temple and Fountain24 Amphitheatre (home to many of our

open air theatre events)25 The Old Manor House Garden (phase 1

opened by Her Majesty the Queen inJune 2010)

26 No-Dig Vegetable Plot27 Which? Gardening Trial Gardens

(looking for the best varieties for theamateur gardener)

Your guide to some ofCapel Manor’s Gardens

FREE for Enfield Day andCollege Open Day!Saturday 7th May, 10am–5pmAs part of our ongoing support of theLondon Borough of Enfield we’re openingour doors once again and offering FREEENTRY to residents of Enfield. Simply bringwith you a utility bill or item with proof ofaddress to the OPEN DAY on Saturday 7thMay and 30 acres of Capel’s colourful andscented gardens are yours to explore forFREE! Plus enjoy the sounds of the EnfieldBrass Band.

PLUS…It’s also the College Open Day, a perfectopportunity to see Capel’s courses in actionwith demonstrations from each of our

schools; Horticulture, Garden Design,Arboriculture (the study of trees),Countryside & the Environment, Saddlery,Floristry and Animal Care. With full-time,part-time, short courses andapprenticeships we can accommodatelearners from 16+.For further details please check the Collegewebsite on www.capel.ac.uk.

Lea Valley Cactus andSucculent ShowSaturday 28th – Bank HolidayMonday 30th May, 10am–5pmThis popular annual event includes plantdisplays and sales for the avid cactienthusiast.

May 2011

Herts Heavy Horse Show andFestival of LeathercraftsSunday 5th June, 10am–5pmA day in the country with Heavy Horsebreeds on parade including Clydesdales,Shires and Suffolks. Activities, includingdray rides, start at 11am and rosettepresentations at 4pm, all organised by theHertfordshire Heavy Horse Association.The college saddlery team will also berunning workshops and demonstrationsrelated to saddlery and associatedleathercrafts.

Love’s Labour’s LostWith The Greek Theatre Players(open air theatre)Sunday 19th June, 3.30pm–5.30pmThe Greek Theatre Players’ fourth visit toCapel Manor brings this early Shakespearecomedy, a play combining sharp,aristocratic wit with low-level coarse, rusticbanter, performed in traditional style bythis long-established company. Romance,humour, a slice of slapstick and even atinge of tragedy will provide something foreveryone in this boisterous piece ofclassical light entertainment.

TICKET PRICES:Adults £10.00Concessions and Children £7.00

Tickets will be sold from midday on theday of the performance.

Much Ado About NothingWith The Principal Theatre Co.(open air theatre)Tuesday 21st June – Friday 24thJune (7.30pm); Saturday 25thJune (2.30pm and 7.30pm);Saturday 2nd July (2.30pm)Homecoming warriors Claudio andBenedick turn their attentions to romance;but friends, family and lovers are all soonfound wanting. Claudio quickly becomesengaged to Hero, while Benedick quips andquarrels his way into her cousin Beatrice'sheart. But when Claudio is tricked intojilting his fiancee, Benedick is forced tochoose between friendship and love…

TICKET PRICES:Adults £12.50Concessions (under 16/senior citizens) £10.00Family Tickets (2 adults and 2 concessions) £38.00

Groups – 10 or more per ticket £10.00

Call Millfield Box Office on 020 8807 6680 or visitwww.millfieldartscentre.co.ukto book your tickets.

Grand Bonsai EventSunday 26th June, 10am–4pmAn event organised by the traders forBonsai enthusiasts from the region, withmagnificent displays of these miniatureplants.

The TempestWith The Principal Theatre Co.(open air theatre)Tuesday 28th June – Saturday 2nd July (7.30pm)Prospero, the true Duke of Milan is nowliving on an enchanted island with hisdaughter Miranda, the savage Caliban andAriel, a spirit of the air. Raising a storm tobring his brother – the usurper of hisdukedom – along with his royal entourage,to the island, Prospero contrives hisrevenge.

TICKET PRICES:Adults £12.50Concessions (under 16/senior citizens) £10.00Family Tickets (2 adults and 2 concessions) £38.00Groups – 10 or more per ticket £10.00

Call Millfield Box Office on 020 8807 6680 or visitwww.millfieldartscentre.co.ukto book your tickets.

National Mustang Car RallySunday 3rd July, 10am–4pmTo celebrate Independence Day, come andsee possibly the most popular of all theAmerican Cars. A car enthusiast’sextravaganza!

ABBA Tribute Party NightSaturday 9th July, from 7.30pmGet ready to party – The ABBA Sisters arein town! In true ABBA style the Sisters willwow you with the hits that made ABBAfamous with their high energy,choreographed show. With fabulouscostumes and plenty of audienceparticipation, if you’re not singing alongand strutting your stuff on the dance floor– they’ll want to know why! The party thencontinues with some fantastic sounds of

June and July 2011

Easter Lambingat Forty Hall Farm Enfield EN2 9HASaturday 26th March – Sunday27th March, 11am–4pmCome and see the new born lambs at ourForty Hall Farm, plus the Clydesdale horsesand outdoor rare breed pigs. A greatopportunity to see a working farm andcountryside activities.Adults £3.00Concessions and Children £2.00Under 3’s free

Beginners Bonsai EventSunday 27th March, 10am–4pmAn opportunity to get a taster for thisunique hobby with displays, advice,demonstrations and sales by The Bonsai Group.

Spring Gardening ShowSponsored by Miracle-GroSaturday 2nd – Sunday 3rd April,10am–5pmWith a ‘Design it. Build it. Grow it. Eat it.Recycle it.’ theme this show takes in allaspects of Horticulture. Planned featuresinclude public soil testing – bring in yoursample and find out what plants wouldthrive best in your garden, kids craftactivities – clay modelling, face paintingand sculpture, themed talks, Q&A sessionsand gardening advice from garden writerand broadcaster Geoff Hodge, the World’sLargest Spade from Bulldog Tools, willowweaving plus over 60 show gardens andlandscapes to explore in Capel’s owngrounds. Not forgetting plant sales and aSpring Flower Show all based around theentrance area. Capel’s own staff will be onhand to offer advice and guidance onspecialist topics. Tractor rides and gardenwalks will be available throughout the day.

SHOW ADMISSION FEES:Adults £6.00Concessions £5.00Children (5s and under free) £3.00Family Ticket (2 adults and up to 3 children) £15.00

Easter Egg HuntIn partnership with Noah's Ark Children’s HospiceSaturday 23rd April, 12pm–3pmNoah’s Ark Children’s Hospice are onceagain organising an Easter Egg hunt andmany other activities such as egg andspoon races, face painting, crafts, gamesetc! Join us for some Easter fun and let ushelp keep your bunnies busy!Adults £5.50Concessions £4.50Children £2.50Family (2 adults + 3 children) £13.50Under 3’s free

Celebration of Trees and the CountrysideSponsored by HusqvarnaFriday 15th – Saturday 16th April,10am–5pmCapel Manor’s annual show with chainsawcarving, woodland crafts, static falconrydisplay, try your hand at archery, cheer asthe Gwynedd Axemen demonstrate theirskills, let the kids climb and watch asCapel’s students take to the trees.Exhibitors will be there to demonstrate andshowcase the latest machinery andtechniques in the arboriculture andcountryside industries plus you can findout about training opportunities such asfull-time, part-time, short courses andApprenticeships.Free entry for students and those working

in the Arboricultural Industry with acomplimentary ticket.

Visit www.capel.ac.uk/treesfor more information on thisevent and to download yourticket.

April 2011

Events and activities…Aside from our beautiful 30 acre estate, Capel Manor also has acalendar of events to tempt and inspire all kinds of enthusiasts.

Take a look through what’s planned for 2011 and if more than oneevent catches your eye you may find a Friends of Capel SeasonTicket a money saving solution!

We’ve chosen a selection of events each month to tell you about infull, then our 2011 Events and Activities page gives you a completelisting.

March 2011

Picnic Proms with the Enfield Brass BandIn association with NightingaleHospice (open air concert in theamphitheatre)Saturday 6th August, 7pm onwardsAdults £8.00Under 11’s Free

In support of the Nightingale CommunityHospice Trust. Call the trust for tickets on020 8366 9674.

British Gladiolus and Gough Park Allotment ShowSaturday 13th –Sunday 14th August, 10am–5pmDisplays of gladiolus from the BritishGladiolus Society. Running alongside thiswill be the Gough Park Allotment Show.This event celebrates the desire to bringquality fresh food to the table cheaply witha display of collective produce from theGough Park Allotment Society in an annualcelebration of working the land and‘growing our own’.

The Adventures of RobinHood and Maid MarionWith The Principal Theatre Co.(open air theatre)Tuesday 16th – Sunday 21st August, 6pmThe Principal Theatre Company will bestaging their first ever children’s show, theclassic story The Adventures of Robin Hoodand Maid Marion. Robin’s glorious exploitsare set in the good old days of SherwoodForest, where our hero steals from the richand gives to the poor. See Robin swordfighting with the Sheriff of Nottingham;see Little John, Will Scarlet and Friar Tuckskirmishing with the King’s men; andwitness the beautiful Maid Marion seeingoff the attentions of King John only to fallinto the arms of the outlawed Robin ofLocksley.

TICKET PRICES:Adults £10.00Children (under 16) £5.00

Call Millfield Box Office on 020 8807 6680 or visitwww.millfieldartscentre.co.ukto book your tickets.

August 2011

Classic and Vintage Vehicle ShowEvent sponsored by DavidBurrows Electrical WholesalersSunday 4th September,10am–5pmMotor along to the Classic and VintageVehicle Show with cars from as far back asthe 1920s, the Annual Rally of the NorthLondon and Middlesex Morris MinorsAssociation, auto jumble, the Enfield BrassBand and crafts in the Manor House withFig Fairs (01279 835744).Car entries £6 per vehicle. Ring 08456 122 122 for an entry form.

City Harvest FestivalSaturday 17th September,10am–4pmRun in conjunction with the Federation ofCity Farms and Community Gardens, thisshow brings together local communityfarms and gardens from across London.

A show for the whole family where ducks,geese, rabbits, ponies, peas and pumpkinsmake their way to Capel to compete forthe best in show. Can you pick a winner?This show also features Bee World.

Taste of AutumnSponsored by LondonWaste EcoParkSaturday 24th –Sunday 25th September,10am–4pmA chance to sample and use some unusualvegetables, including Capel’s crop ofchillies, in dishes in the Terrace Restaurantas well as fruity shakes and desserts madewith locally grown fruit. There will be adisplay of Capel-grown fruit, vegetables,edible berries and autumnal foliage plusapple juice pressing and sampling. Plus, ifyou’re proud of your jam or think yourchutney is a force to be reckoned withthen this is the time to put it to the testand enter Capel’s local preserve

September 2011

NGS WeekendSaturday 15th –Sunday 16th October, 10am–5pmCapel Manor Gardens opens it’s doors inassociation with the National GardeningScheme. A chance for you to enjoy thegardens in their autumn colour whilstdonating to the NGS.

Autumn Bonsai ShowSunday 16th October, 10am–4pmAnother opportunity to see a magnificentdisplay of bonsai trees in their autumnglory.

Halloween HowlerIn partnership with Noah’s Ark Children’s HospiceSunday 30th October, 10am–4pmIt’s time to carve the pumpkins plus other traditional craft activities for children including face painting and storytelling. Tractor rides and ghostly stories. Trick or treat with a country feel.

October 2011

College Open DaySaturday 12th November,10am–1pmThe college once again opens its doors foryou to find out about land based coursesat Capel Manor. Whether you’re looking forJanuary or Easter start courses orpreparing yourself for next September’sintake, it’s a great opportunity to chat withstaff and see the grounds.

November 2011

Christmas CarouselSaturday 3rd –Sunday 4th December,10am–4pmGet in the mood for a cracking Christmasat Capel’s Carousel. Have your photo takenwith the Reindeer who will be resting up inpreparation for their busiest night of theyear! Santa will be in his grotto in theVictorian themed Manor House, plusthere’ll be carol singing, roasting chestnutstogether with children’s entertainment withmagic shows throughout the afternoon,face painting and the ever popular tractorrides across the grounds. If you’re feelingfull of the Christmas Spirit then maybeyou’d like to donate a gift for someone lessfortunate at Capel’s Giving Tree (inassociation with Noah’s Ark Children’sHospice). Simply bring in a wrappedpresent with a sticker indicating the idealage and sex of the recipient. You’ll alsofind festive craft stands and manydemonstrations where you’ll pick up some fantastic presents for all the family.(Craft Enquiries to Fig Fairs 01279 835744).

Mother GooseWith the Principal Theatre Co.Sunday 11th December, 2pmCome and have a gander at Mother Goose.In this magical tale her handsome but sillyson Jack and his gorgeous girlfriend Jilldiscover that beauty and wealth do notalways equal happiness as Priscilla theGoose teaches them the true value offriendship. With singing, dancing, laughterand sweeties this show definitely has the‘eggs factor’!

TICKET PRICES:Adults £7.00Under 16 £5.00

Tickets must be purchased in advance bycontacting 08456 122 122 ext 200.

December 2011

the 70s. Spaces are limited, book yourtickets early to avoid disappointment.

TICKET PRICES:Friends of Capel £26.00Tickets £28.00

Prices includes a buffet but please bringyour own drinks. Carriages at 11.30pm.Call Visitor Reception on 08456 122 122to book your tickets.

Fuchsia FestivalSaturday 23rd – Sunday 24thJuly; Saturday: Show times1pm–4pm; Sunday: Show times10am–4pmOur annual show with the Enfield andDistrict Fuchsia Society is always afabulous chance to see lots of fuchsias ondisplay with advice on how to grow andcare for them. You’ll be so amazed by thedifferent varieties and fantastic exhibitscompeting for best in show creating aroom filled with colour that you’ll be glad

you’re not the judge! Show opens after1pm on Saturday. Also, plant sales andtalks will take place within college buildingssurrounding the main entrance and gardentours at 1pm.

Budding ArtsSunday 31st July, 11am–4pmA community event organised inconjunction with the Enfield Arts Circle tobring together local art groups. You’ll betreated to a day filled with dancing, music,poetry and children’s activities using thegardens as a back-drop. Whether you’rehappy to sit back, watch and listen orwhether you’d like to have a go, there’ssomething for everyone. The day endswith a performance by a fantastic tributeact and their Devoted to Grease show. Getready to sing, dance and hand jive theafternoon away with Danny and Sandy.Have a great day out, listen to the EnfieldBrass Band, be creative and enjoy art in aunique setting.

competition for the tastiest and mostoriginal homemade jam, chutney or jelly(visit Capel’s website for full details). There

will also be local and Capel-grown produceand other plants for sale and garden walksat 1pm each day.

**Easter Lambingat Forty Hall Farm Enfield EN2 9HASaturday 26th March – Sunday 27th March 11am–4pm

Beginners Bonsai EventSunday 27th March 10am–4pm

**Spring Gardening ShowSponsored by Miracle-GroSaturday 2nd – Sunday 3rd April10am–5pm

Easter Egg HuntIn partnership with Noah’s ArkSaturday 23rd April 12pm–3pm

Celebration of Trees and the CountrysideSponsored by HusqvarnaFriday 15th –Saturday 16th April 10am–5pm

**College Open DaySaturday 7th May 10am–5pm

**FREE for Enfield DaySaturday 7th May 10am–5pm

Capel Evening Opening till 9pmMonday 9th May

Lea Valley Cactus andSucculent ShowSaturday 28th – Bank HolidayMonday 30th May 10am–5pm

Herts Heavy Horse Show andFestival of LeathercraftsSunday 5th June 10am–5pm

Capel Evening Opening till 9pmTuesday 14th June

**Love’s Labour’s LostOpen air theatre with The Greek Theatre PlayersSunday 19th June 3.30pm–5.30pm

**Much Ado About NothingWith The Principal Theatre Co.Tuesday 21st June – Friday 24thJune (7.30pm); Saturday 25thJune (2.30pm and 7.30pm);Saturday 2nd July (2.30pm)

Grand Bonsai EventSunday 26th June 10am–4pm

**The TempestOpen air theatre with The Principal Theatre Co.Tuesday 28th June – Saturday 2nd July (7.30pm)

National Mustang Car RallySunday 3rd July 10am–4pm

** Abba Tribute Party NightWith the Abba SistersSaturday 9th July from 7.30pm

Capel Evening Opening till 9pmWednesday 13th July

Enfield Arts Circle ExhibitionSaturday 16th July –Saturday 13th August10am–5pm

Fuchsia FestivalSaturday 23rd –Sunday 24th July; Saturday: Show times1pm–4pm; Sunday: Show times 10am–4pm

Budding ArtsSunday 31st July 11am–4pm

**Picnic Proms with the Enfield Brass BandIn association with Nightingale Hospice(open air concert)Saturday 6th August 7pm onwards

Cactus Zone ShowSunday 7th August 11am–5pm

British Gladiolus and GoughPark Allotment ShowSaturday 13th –Sunday 14th August 10am–5pm

**The Adventures of RobinHood and Maid MarionOpen air theatre with The Principal Theatre Co.Tuesday 16th – Sunday 21stAugust 6pm

Classic and Vintage Vehicle ShowEvent sponsored by DavidBurrows Electrical WholesalersSunday 4th September10am–5pm

Capel Evening Opening till 9pmThursday 15th September

City Harvest FestivalSaturday 17th September10am–4pm

Taste of AutumnSponsored by LondonWaste EcoParkSaturday 24th –Sunday 25th September10am–4pm

NGS WeekendSaturday 15th –Sunday 16th October10am–5pm

Autumn Bonsai ShowSunday 16th October10am–4pm

Halloween HowlerIn partnership with Noah’s Ark Children’s HospiceSunday 30th October10am–4pm

College Open DaySaturday 12th November10am–1pm

Christmas CarouselSaturday 3rd –Sunday 4th December10am–4pm

** Mother GooseWith the Principal Theatre Co.Sunday 11th December 2pm

Details correct at time of printing. TheCollege reserves the right to cancel anyevent if deemed necessary.

Standard admission fees apply to all ourevents unless marked with a **, forthese events admission fees or ticketprices are stated inside this brochure.

Events and Activities 2011GARDENS OPEN DAILY

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