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May 2020
Come and have a ROARING time with us this May! Includes a hilarious story and dinosaur craft to take home.
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Join Bexley’s Local Studies Librarian Will Cooban in discovering the life stories behind six men with Bexley links who have won the prestigious Victoria Cross medal, and the Hall Place raised artist who helped make the award world famous. Located in the historic house, use the large green gates to the house from the car park.
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On the first Sunday of every month, you can buy the best local produce at Hall Place.
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The Big Lunch is the UK’s annual get together for a nationwide act of community and friendship. So why not come down to Hall Place and picnic in the beautiful grounds with friends and family, or even enjoy our BBQ and Riverside Café onsite.
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The third instalment of our popular ‘Painting the Place’ series of art sessions with our jovial artist Anthony Nield. In this session you will be shown how to quickly develop your skills and confidence simply with 10 minute speed painting on large postcard sized sheets of watercolour paper, 2-4 at a time.
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Get your garden ready for a summer spectacular with the aid of specialist nurseries and unusual plant varieties. Help and advice is also on hand by the ‘Plant Doctor’ who will be able to answer all your gardening questions. Located on the Courtyard Lawn by the Visitor Centre.
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How can one show with just four actors possibly contain so much action and adventure? Elementary, my dear! The critically-acclaimed Pantaloons Theatre Company put dynamic detective duo Holmes and Watson through their paces as they tackle their most fiendish case yet in this delightfully inventive and hilarious show for all ages featuring live music, audience interaction and more mystery than you can shake a magnifying glass at. Stick that in your pipe and smoke it!
Find out moreOn the first Sunday of every month, you can buy the best local produce at Hall Place.
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The National Trust cares for properties spanning a great time depth in Kent; from prehistoric burial places and forts, medieval castles and timber-framed houses, to the world war heritage of Hellfire Corner. This talk will discuss some of the archaeological discoveries and research on our collections, and at our places in south-east England by staff, volunteers and academic specialists. Part of the National Festival of Archaeology celebrations.
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£2.50 per trail sheet, pay on the day. Bring a pencil or buy one for 50p. Where do fairy folk live? It depends on the fairy! Join the hunt around the gardens this summer where hidden posters will show you exactly where fairies love to live at Hall Place. Claim your free small prize.
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