Crafts

Craft lunch with the florist

14 November 2012 11:00am - 3:00pm

Workshop suitable for adults.

Join us for a walk through the gardens to select plant materials, take a break for a light lunch including home-made soup and a sandwich.

Then spend the afternoon creating your own Autumn arrangement with expert guidance from the florist, who creates the wonderful arrangements you see throughout the House.

You will need to provide your own scissors/secretors’ and container.

Price: £15 per person (including entry to the Estate) and £12 for season ticket holders.

Contact details: Booking is recommended due to limited spaces, please contact contact Wendy on 0113 281 3259.

Venue

Lotherton Hall

Off Collier Lane
Aberford
Leeds
LS25 3EB

t. 0113 281 3259

Details

Explore a fine Edwardian country home with extensive grounds, red deer park, bird garden, nature trails, historic stables and carriage houses, gardens, walks and two children's play areas.

Facilities

Adventure playground
Play area
Baby change
Cafe
Education facilities
Picnic area
Shop
Toilets
Walks and trails

Access

Follow the link below for more information about access at Lotherton Hall.

Public transport

Finding your way to Lotherton Hall. By bus: Bus numbers 64 and 64A go to Aberford from Leeds City Centre. There is then an approximate 20 minute walk. There is also a summer bus service - the number 950 from Leeds City Bus Station via Temple Newsam, Garforth and Aberford. By train: The nearest train station is Garforth, located 4 miles away. By car: Lotherton Hall is situated off Collier Lane which is just off junction 43 of the A1. If you are using a route planner, our postcode is LS25 3EB. Please contact Metroline for up-to-date travel information on (0113) 245 7676.

Parking

Entrance prices include admission to the hall and estate and parking charges are included in your visit. There is plenty of parking available.

Pay and display parking alone is available during off peak hours only. Off peak hours are until 10.00am and after 3.15pm in the winter and 4.15pm in the summer.