Summer 2016 (April – September)
events, activities & EXHIBITIONS
Forty Hall Estate | Forty Hill | Enfield | EN2 9HA www.foRtyhallestate.co.uk
This year you’ll be spoilt for choice with events at Forty Hall Estate. From summer holiday workshops to family-friendly festivals and illustration classes to thought-provoking art exhibitions there’s plenty to entertain! Make a day of it and explore Forty Hall Estate while you are here. Pop over to the farm to meet the animals, grab lunch in the café and get on your bike (or hire one of ours) to make the most of your visit. For those of you planning a special occasion this summer do remember that the Hall, Banqueting Suite and the Farm are available to hire for weddings and events. We look forward to seeing you at the Hall this Summer!
HIRE FORTY HALL
GUIDED TOURS OF FORTY HALL SUNday 12.30PM AND 2.30PM APRIL - JUNE £3.50 PER PERSON
Weddings Private Events B u s i n e ss M e e t i n g s P r o d u c t La u n c h e s
An informative guided tour offering an introduction to Forty Hall & Estate. Find out about the former owners, learn about the architecture and admire the recent renovations of both the Hall and Gardens. Tours last approximately 1 hour. Maximum group size is 20 and pre-booking is recommended. Tour led by experienced guide.
www.fortyhallestate.co.uk
020 8887 7333
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E X HIBITION
E X HIBITION
Black Sheep The Darker Side of Felt
DIALOGUE Visit the Courtyard to admire the Hall’s latest
Felt is the most ancient constructed textile in the
installation; “Dialogue” a marble sculpture by Alice
world and in its long and fascinating history it has
Cunningham, elected member of the Royal British
been used for everything from military armour to
Society of Sculptors.
housing, from cosy winter garments to conceptual art. This exhibition is an exploration of the edgier
Cunningham’s practice celebrates both the legacy of
side of this extraordinary and versatile material,
conceptual art and more traditional, formal sculpture,
looking at artists who create sometimes disturbing
working directly with materials and object making.
and bizarre oddities and technically brilliant objects. This exhibition has been made possible through direct support from Arts Council England. For further information about visit The National Centre for Craft & Design visit www.nationalcraftanddesign.org.uk
The combination of her sensitivity to and enjoyment of materials and conceptual play in her artwork leads the viewer to a reminder of the materiality of the world around us, and how we impact, respond and
SATURday 26 January - Sunday 8 May FREE ADMISSION - Normal Hall Opening Hours
the effect this has on us. ‘Dialogue’ was created in Pietrasanta Italy in the area that Michelangelo first established a quarry for working with the local marble. The piece is a celebration of the material and its innate qualities.
Monday 1 February - Sunday 31 July
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F A MIL Y EVENT
MONTHL Y EVENT
LAMBING WEEKEND AT FORTY HALL FARM
MUSIC FROM THE BLACK BARN
Spring is in the air at Forty Hall Farm, as we welcome
Music from the Black Barn is a monthly celebration
to the world our newborn lambs. Join us this March
of local music, showcasing everything from rhythm
as we open our gates for our first event of the year,
and blues, to folk, glam rock, soul, jazz and ska.
the ever-popular Lambing Open Weekend.
Organised by local volunteers for the enjoyment of everyone, Music from the Black Barn is guaranteed
As well as meeting all the lambs, there will be
to put a smile on your face and to get you dancing,
opportunities to meet and feed our other rare breed
all within the beautiful setting of the Farm’s Black
farm animals and lots of rural craft demonstrations.
Barn. All proceeds are reinvested in future music
There will also be Morris dancing, sheep shearing
events at the Farm.
and lots of other activities, not to mention some scrumptious food stalls. There will be a shuttle bus
The nights typically involve three bands or artists,
running from Capel Manor College on both days.
with music kicking off at 8pm and there’s a pay bar
Dogs welcome on leads.
run by the Old Bell.
Saturday AND SUNDAY 19 & 20 MARCH | 10am - 4pm Adults £4 Children £2 (3 yrs & under) free entry
The second Saturday of every month | Forty Hall Farm £5 on the door | Entry from 7.30pm 7
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Baby Animals Easter Trail Bags Follow a trail around the grounds to find where baby animals might be living! Then make your own marzipan lamb ornament and decorate it using coloured yarn. Trail bags available to purchase from the Cedar Gift Shop. Suitable for ages 4 – 11. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Saturday 26 - Monday 28 March | 11am - 4pm £3.50
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George’s MarvellouS Medicine George’s Marvellous Medicine – Back in Time!
W OR K S HOP
Felt Making Workshop
Hear about what George concocts when he is mixing up a potion in Roald Dahl’s classic, then find out about some real C17th cures for illnesses. Finally create your own potion and poem in the historic kitchen of Forty
Be inspired by Forty Hall Estate and the latest exhibition ‘Black Sheep: The Darker Side of Felt’ at this fun evening course.
Hall. Delivered to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Roald Dahl’s birth. Suitable for ages 4 – 11. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Thursday 31 March and Thursday 7 April 10.30am - 12noon | 12.30pm - 2pm | 2.30pm - 4pm £4 in advance | £5 on the door 8
Learn the art of wet and needle felting and create your own 3D piece inspired by the vessels in the exhibition.
Thursday 14 | 21 | 28 April | 7pm - 9pm £60.00 for 3 week course | materials included 9 BOOKINGS | www.foRtyhallestate.co.uk | 020 8807 6680
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Pascha Greek Easter Celebration
Stained Glass Workshop Back by popular demand! Join Debbie Dean as she
With just a week to go until Greek Orthodox Easter
teaches you how to design and produce stained
come and celebrate one of the biggest days in the
glass artworks. Learn about glass cutting, creating
Greek orthodox calendar – Pascha at Forty Hall!
a workable design and leading and soldering to
Join in a range of exciting workshops including
produce your very own piece.
designing an egg, Paper Flowers and Candle Decoration plus an exciting Easter-themed trail of
Participants will complete a small panel (measuring
Forty Hall’s Pleasure Grounds.
approx. A4) featuring up to 9 pieces of cut glass. All materials and tools will be provided. Please wear
Traditional Greek dances will be performed by Andreas
covered shoes. Lunch is not provided so please bring
Greek Dancing School. Workshops suitable for ages 4 –
a packed lunch or visit the Nice Green Café.
11. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Saturday 23 April | 12noon - 4pm £3 per workshop
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Saturday 9 April & Saturday 30 April | 10am - 4.30pm £95
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TALES FROM ENFIELD HISTORY Join local history guide Joe Studman for a series of insightful illustrated tours that explore Enfield’s rich history.
The Mysterious Case of Elizabeth Canning
From Poor Law to LBE50 Wednesday 20 July | 7.30pm - 8.30pm
Wednesday 20 April | 7.30pm - 8.30pm
On January 1st 1753 a young girl disappeared from the City of London. She turned up on 29th January in a distressed state claiming she had spent the last four weeks in Enfield! The story filled the newspapers and scandal sheets for months in Georgian London. Discover the 20th century conspiracy theories surrounding the Enfield connection at this talk.
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The London Borough of Enfield is 50 years old. How did local politics evolve from the old Manor Courts and when did the welfare of the people come under its umbrella? This talk tries to explain the development of parish democracy. Whether it works is your decision.
ENFIELD LITERATI
Why Enfield is important in British History
Wednesday 18th May | 7.30pm - 8.30pm
Wednesday 21 September | 7.30pm - 8.30pm
Charles Lamb & John Keats both have tragic connections with Enfield. Their paths would have crossed and they had mutual friends in the area. The stories of these literary giants and some of their lesser known colleagues are revealed in this talk.
From The Romans to the 21st century Enfield has played influential roles in national events. Come and hear the evidence and leave with an increased pride in your Borough.
ADMISSION £5
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F A MIL Y EVENT
BUTTERFLY BALL A family spring-time fundraising festival in aid of conservation and community arts! Workshops include; decorate a drum or shaker to join in the Parade; make a graceful dragonfly with shiny streamers; make antennae bug head-boppers and colour in your own pet insect. With plenty of family activities including a Bug Hunt, Create a Giant Snail Mosaic, Snail Racing, Hopping School and Dragonfly Training. Join the Caterpillar Parade at 4.30pm to share with everyone everything that you’ve made throughout the day and get set for the Butterfly Ball at 5pm.
Sunday 8 May | 12noon - 6pm Adults £4 | Children £6| £5 ONLINE| INCLUDES FREE WORKSHOPS 2 yrs & under free entry 14
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Beatrix Potter’s Birthday Party Celebrate the 150th anniversary of the birth of Beatrix Potter with a look at the author’s work and life. Enjoy her stories, create your own hedgehog out of natural materials and meet characters from her world! Bring a picnic to enjoy in the garden. Suitable for ages 4 – 11. Children must be accompanied by adults.
Thursday 2nd June | 11am - 4pm £4 in advance | £5 on the door 15 BOOKINGS | www.foRtyhallestate.co.uk | 020 8807 6680
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E X HIBITION
Baby, we are so vicious Dino Palmisano unveils a collection of tapestries from 2011-2015 inspired by specific real stories, which were portrayed in the media, and moments captured from his daily routines during those years. His source of inspiration focuses on situations, which tamper with his soul, and his intention is to capture that moment and explore it further using his imagination and curiosity, his needle and thread. Dino Palmisano is an Italian artist and art teacher who has been living and working in London since the early 90s.
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Hand Embroidery Workshop designs inspired by Forty Hall Spend a relaxing afternoon learning hand embroidery. Be inspired by the ceilings, furniture and windows of Forty Hall and create your very own pin cushion and needle case. A variety of stitches will be covered in class including chain, blanket, satin, French knot and stem stitch and all materials are included with pre-embroidery designs on cotton and written instructions (to help you at home if you do not finish). You will need to bring a pair of scissors that can cut fabric and thread and a pencil. Class run by Nadira Dean (sewwithyourheart.blogspot.com)
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N A TURE W A L K S A ND T A L K S Organised in partnership with the Friends of Forty Hall Park and sponsored by Rotary Club of Edmonton.
TREE TALK Find out more about the many ancient and specialist trees found within the estate, including the Cedar of Lebanon, the ancient Hornbeam and many others. The talk will also touch upon the arboretum found on the grounds.
Saturday 4 June | 2pm Free talk | Booking essential
TREE WALK Inspired by the tree talk and keen to explore the estate? Join this informative walk around the grounds to identify the many ancient trees which live at Forty Hall Estate. Walk lasts approximately 2 hours and is led by local tree enthusiast Alex Campbell. Please wear suitable footwear.
Saturday 11 June | 10AM meet outside main entrance of Forty Hall House 9.45am Free Walk | Booking essentiaL 18
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HandMADE Enjoy a traditional craft day at Forty Hall with a host of demonstrations from experts in beekeeping, blacksmithing, basket weaving and woodturning. Children can try their creative hand at one of the craft workshops and be sure to swing by the Craft Market, where you will find lots of hand-made treats! Event organised by the Friends of Forty Hall Park supported by Forty Hall Estate.
Sunday 5 June | 12noon - 5pm £3 per children’s activity in advance or £5 on the door
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Antiques Fair & Collectors Fair
BATTLE OF THE BANDS
While away the afternoon in an emporium of stands bursting with collector’s items, vintage jewellery, clothes, porcelain and much more. Perfect for those on the lookout for retro or vintage collectables.
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In conjunction with the Rotary Club of Edmonton and the Friends of Forty Hall. Bands battle it out from across the country, all different genres covered. This year headlining the Gregory gang, one of London’s finest mod rock bands. Food stalls, beer tent, Pimms tent and more. Picnic on the lawn with the great entertainment on stage.
SATURDAY 18 JUNE | 5 - 10PM (Gates open at 4pm) Adult £8 /Children under 15 FREE with an adult EARLY BIRD OFFER - £6 if booked before 1st JUNE 2016 21 BOOKINGS | www.foRtyhallestate.co.uk | 020 8807 6680
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Yeo Yat-Soon: Solo Harpsichord ‘Memento Mori Froberger’ Sunday 26 June 2016 2pm - 2.30pm (30 mins) £6 | complimentary tea & coffee available F A IR
Beatrix Potter Illustration workshop To mark the 150th anniversary of the birth of Beatrix Potter join illustrator Victoria Sanderson in the Warrener’s Cottage to look at some of the author’s most famous characters. Create an animal character through observational drawing and bring them to life by emphasising their characteristics and using your own imagination. Work at your own pace, supported by tutor demonstrations and 1-2-1 support. Students will draw from resource material and are welcome to bring their own photographs and images.
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Prize-winning harpsichordist Yeo Yat-Soon brings a programme of 17th century music to Forty Hall. This concert, in celebration of the composer Johann Jakob Froberger (1616-1667), one of the most original and influential composers of his age. 2016 marks the 400th anniversary of the composer’s birth and this programme celebrates ‘Froberger and England’, including music he composed on his visit to London in the 1650’s together with the music of the great English composer Henry Purcell.
Sunday 28 August 2016 2pm - 2.30pm (30 mins) £6 | complimentary tea & coffee available Join harpsichordist Yeo Yat-Soon for another afternoon of classical music with a celebration of ‘Froberger and France’. Concert includes music composed on his visit to Paris in the 1660’s, together with the music of his friend and close contemporary, the great French composer Louis Couperin.
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COME AWAY WITH THE FAERIES Enter the secret world of faerie folk as the Funky Festival Company and Friends of Forty Hall Park bring to the grounds ‘Come Away with the Faeries’.
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Benjamin Bloom’s Last Man On Earth
The perfect venue for a magical day with plenty of activities for all the family to enjoy. Re-energise your mind, body and soul in the holistic area, indulge your creative side in one of the arty workshops, learn circus skills, dance to live music or simply relax and unwind at the bar!
Raising funds for conservation on the Forty Hall Estate and Millfield House Gardens. A live rock concert like no other as piano maestro Benjamin Bloom tells the epic story of how the world went mad with greed and the unlikely hero who steps up to make a change. Showing on Saturday 2nd April at Millfield Theatre, Silver Street, N18 1PJ.
Sunday 3rd July 11am – 4pm Saturday 2 and Sunday 3 July 11am - 9pm Saturday | 10am-7pm Sunday children £6 | Adults £8 | family ticket £25
Saturday 2 APRIL Adults £16 | ONLINE £15 BOOKING OFFICE 020 8807 6680 | www.millfieldtheatre.co.uk
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Leaves and Foliage
Myddelton House Gardens & Forty Hall Estate Tour
Learn skills including structural line drawing, tonal sketching and applying watercolour washes. Work at your own pace, supported by tutor demonstrations, short sketching exercise and 1-2-1 support.
Walk through the gate that has remained unopened for 80 years and over the new bridge that connects the two estates. An informative walk that looks at horticulture and key historical facts with Bryan Hewitt (Myddelton House Gardens, E. A. Bowles of Myddelton House Society) and Andrew Newman (Forty Hill & Bulls Cross Study Group).
Suitable for all abilities and ideal for new students wanting a taster day in Botanical Illustration.
Tour lasts 75mins, meet at Myddelton House Gardens. Please wear suitable footwear.
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Saturday 9 July | 11am FREE | BOOKING ESSENTIAL meet at Myddelton House 27
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Beer & Blues Festival
Music on the Lawn
Brought to you by the team behind the monthly Music from the Black Barn nights, the Forty Hall Farm Beer and Blues Festival is a new event for 2016.
Back by popular demand this family event is a great day-out! Children will love the activities on offer including bee, butterfly and ladybird workshops, croquette and bouncy castle.
Organised with support from Enfield and Barnet CAMRA (Campaign for Real Ale) and local pub The Old Bell, the Festival will feature two stages of live rhythm and blues, as well as the finest ales from London and elsewhere in the UK. Tickets includes shuttle bus transport from Enfield train stations.
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With plenty of food and drink stalls – you are welcome to bring a picnic to enjoy in the grounds. Organised by the Friends of Forty Hall Park. Be sure to pop in to Forty Hall whilst you are here to see the latest exhibition by Dino Palmisano - Baby we are so vicious.
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Roses: Weekend botanical drawing workshop
NATIONAL STITCH DAY
Undertake observational drawing and create a small watercolour study of summer roses, depicting the distinctive and beautiful structure of these flowers. Learn skills including structural line drawing, drawing to scale, composition, tonal sketching, creating form with watercolour washes and colour mixing. With tutor demonstrations, group drawing exercises and class discussions. Suitable for all abilities.
Saturday 23 AND Sunday 24 July | 11am – 4pm £65 30
Join the Enfield and District Branch of the Embroiderers Guild on National Stitch Day, part of an initiative to celebrate, promote and encourage the art of embroidery and related crafts. Learn about traditional handmade buttons and join in the fun yourself! Make and decorate three types of buttons based on traditional button-making. Materials provided.
Saturday 6 August | 12.30pm - 4.30pm Free | Booking essential 31 BOOKINGS | www.foRtyhallestate.co.uk | 020 8807 6680
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Family Conservation Workshop Join the Friends of Forty Hall Park and learn how to build a bee insect home for your garden. Fun for the whole family, adults can make bee and ladybird boxes whilst young children create bee or ladybird masks. Suitable for ages 5+. All children must be accompanied by an adult. £10 Contribution towards material required if you would like the bee home for your garden.
Cedar Tree Drama GROUP The Friends of Forty Hall Park are delighted to announce
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children. A fantastic opportunity to come together, boost confidence and enjoy drama exercises ahead of a theatre production in The Walled Garden. BOOKING NOW FOR APRIL: £10 per hour or £90 for 10 hours (Reduced rates for single parents and special needs by arrangement)
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S UMMER HOLID A Y W OR K S HOP S
4 August
Summer at Forty Hall
Use the natural technique of wet felting to make a mask to wear or hang on your wall inspired by wildlife local to the Forty Hall Estate.
Have fun learning new skills, uncover the past and make new friends this summer! With a different workshop each week from kneading dough in our historic kitchen to trying your hand at Tudor games, there’s plenty to do! Suitable for ages 4-11.
Every Thursday from 28 July - 25 August 10.30am - 12noon | 12.30pm - 2pm | 2.30pm- 4pm £4 in advance | £5 on the door
11 August Go on a trail to spot some of the unusual plaster creatures hiding in Forty Hall’s joinery and decorations then make a plaster moulding inspired by the C17th and C18th ceiling decorations for your bedroom or home.
18 August Play sports and games that children would have enjoyed in the past then make your own game in this fun and lively session!
28 July Make White Gingerbreads in the Forty Hall Kitchen using an historic recipe and inspiration from Forty Hall’s Walled Garden – please tell us in advance if you have a nut allergy.
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25 August Make dough in Forty Hall’s historic kitchen and learn to shape it into historic breads original recipe images to bake at home.
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Enfield Food Festival 1 D A Y DR A W ING W OR K S HOP
Butterflies Insects are a frequent feature within traditional botanical illustration adding to the beauty of a study and providing important information about the life cycle of the plant depicted. Create a small watercolour study of an insect pollinator, choosing a subject from a range of preserved butterfly species. Learn skills such as close observation of a subject, structural line drawing, creating tone using colour and working with watercolour washes. With tutor demonstrations and 1-2-1 tutor support. Suitable for all abilities.
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August Bank Holiday sees the return of the Enfield Food Festival at Forty Hall Farm, a chance to salute the good food and drink produced in Enfield and its neighbouring areas, with lots of fun on the farm for all the family. In the Demo Barn, there’ll be seasonal cooking and food demonstrations, with pizza-making in the vineyard and food trails around the Farm. Chat to artisan producers on their food stalls including the welcome return of the urban cheesemakers, Wildes Cheese. Take home some great food and drink and remember to come hungry as there’ll be plenty to tempt you! Get involved with festival competitions for the most weird and wonderful veg sculptures, plus The Great Enfield Bake Off – will your Victoria Sponge take the biscuit?
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Spirit of Ukraine
There are all manor of gardens at Capel Manor
The Friends of Forty Hall Park with the Association of Ukrainians Waltham Cross Branch present another ‘Spirit of Ukraine Festival’. Join in arts and crafts, children’s activities and face painting. Enjoy traditional Ukrainian music, dance, food and sample the beverages at the Ukrainian Beer Tent.
Sunday 4 September | 12 noon – 5pm
Find inspiration all year round at Capel Manor Gardens with more than 60 gardens and landscapes to explore. Please visit our website for details of our exciting 2016 show schedule and keep a look out for our new animals and secret garden coming later this year.
www.capelmanorgardens.co.uk or call 08456 122 122 for further information about our gardens, Visit
shows, opening times and admission prices.
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Capel 16 Manor Gardens, Bullsmoor Lane, Enfield, EN1 4RQ
Nice Green Café Open daily from 10am - 4pm (Winter) and 10am - 6pm (Summer)
Forty Hall Farm adults £2 | kids go free Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday 11am – 4pm
BIKE HIRE AT FORTY HALL From Saturday 2 April
Open Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays (11am - 4pm)
Explore Forty Hall Estate this summer by hiring one of our bicycles! From the 1st April – 1st September Forty Hall is offering bike hire at the following prices: £5 for adults bikes and £3 for children’s bikes plus a deposit assuring return.
Stop by the new Forty Hall Farm Shop to pick up locally grown produce! Veg boxes, Organic and free range meat, plants and gifts available.
Keep fit and discover the estate whilst you’re at it – it’s a win-win! To book contact the Forty Hall Front of House Team.
Forty Hall Farm Shop
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Car Junction 25 off the M25. Train Turkey Street, Enfield Town, Enfield Chase and Southbury Tube Oakwood (Piccadilly Line) Bus 191 and W10 To plan your journey visit www.journeyplanner.tfl.gov.uk Free onsite parking: car park located to right of front gate entrance. Disabled parking and access ramp available in the car park. Cycle Racks available
CONT A CT U S
Forty Hall Estate Forty Hill, Enfield, EN2 9HA www.fortyhallestate.co.uk GENERAL ENQUIRES 020 8363 8196 BOOKING 020 8807 6680 Forty Hall & Estate @Forty_Hall
BOO K ING IN F ORM A TION Entrance to the Hall is free during normal opening hours. Charges apply for tours and special events. Online Visit www.fortyhallestate.co.uk to book by card (booking fee applies) Telephone Call 020 8363 8196 to book your tickets by card Box Office Opening Hours: Monday – Friday 9am –6pm Saturday & Sunday 12noon – 4pm In person Visit the Forty Hall Estate Sales Desk in reception and pay for tickets with cash, cheque or card Post Send a cheque with contact details event title and date on the reverse (payable to the London Borough of Enfield) plus a SAE (if you require tickets to be posted to you) to Forty Hall Estate, Forty Hill, Enfield, EN2 9HA A £1.50 fee is added per transaction (not per ticket) and this includes postage. Booking fees are not charged if you pay in person at the Hall. Please note: Tickets are sold on a first come first served basis. Early booking is recommended to avoid disappointment. Tickets for bookings received less than a week before the event will be held at the sales desk for collection.Free entry to ticketed events is offered to carers and companions of wheelchair users.*Please note exhibitions and period rooms are subject to closure due to private hire. Please telephone for details.
AT A GLANCE GUIDED TOURS OF FORTY HALL SUNday 12.30 AND 2.30PM APRIL - JUNE Black Sheep | The Darker Side of Felt SATURday 26 January - Sunday 8 May DIALOGUE MONDAY 1 FEBRUARY - Sunday 31 JULY LAMBING WEEKEND AT FORTY HALL FARM SATURday AND SUNDAY 19 AND 20 MARCH | 10AM - 4PM MUSIC FROM THE BLACK BARN THE SECOND SATURday OR EVERY MONTH Baby Animals Easter Trail Bags SATURday 26 - MONday 28 MaRCH | 11AM - 4PM GEORGE’S MARVELLOUS MEDICINE THURSday 31 MARCH & THURSDAY 7 APRIL FELT MAKING WORKSHOP THURSday 14 | 21 | 28 APRIL | 7PM - 9PM Pascha Greek Easter Celebration SATURday 23 APRIL | 12NOON - 4PM Stained Glass Workshop SATURday 9 APRIL & SATURDAY 30 APRIL | 10AM - 4.30PM TALES FROM ENFIELD HISTORY 20 APRIL | 18 MAY | 20 JULY | 21 SEPTEMBER butterfly ball Sunday 8 May | 12NOON - 6PM Beatrix Potter’s Birthday Party THURSday 2 JUNE | 11AM - 4PM Baby, we are so vicious THURSday 2 JUNE - Sunday 21 AUGUST Hand Embroidery Workshop designs SATURday 4 JUNE | 1PM - 3PM tree talk | tree walk SATURday 4 JUNE | SATURDAY 11 JUNE handmade SUNDAY 5 JUNE | 12NOON - 5PM Antiques Fair & Collectors Fair SATURDAY 11 JUNE | 11AM - 5PM battle of the bands SATURday 18 JUNE | 5 - 10PM Beatrix Potter Illustration workshop SUNDAY 19 JUNE | 11AM - 4PM Yeo Yat-Soon: Solo Harpsichord SUNDAY 26 JUNE AND SUNDAY 28 AUGUST | 2PM COME AWAY WITH THE FAERIES Saturday 2 JULY 11am – 9pm AND Sunday 3 July 11am – 7pm BENJAMIN BLOOM Saturday 2 APRIL | 7.30PM Leaves and Foliage Saturday 23 AND Sunday 24 July | 11am – 4pm Myddelton House Gardens & FH Estate Tour SATURday 9 JULY | 11AM beer & Blues Festival SATURday 9 JULy | 12NOON - 11PM Music on the Lawn SUNDAY 17 JULY | 12NOON - 6PM Roses: botanical drawing workshop SATURday 23 AND Sunday 24 JULy | 11AM - 4PM national stitch day SATURday 6 AUGUST | 12.30PM - 4.30PM Family Conservation Workshop SUNDAY 14 AUGUST | 1 - 3PM CEDAR TREE DRAMA GROUP BOOKING FOR APRIL SUMMER HOLIDAY WORKSHOPS EVERY THURSDAY FROM 28 JULY - 25 AUGUST Butterflies DRAWING WORKSHOP SUNDAY 21 AUGUST | 11AM - 4PM Enfield Food Festival
SATURday AND SUNDAY 28 AND 29 AUGUST Spirit of Ukraine
SUNday 4 SEPTEMBER | 12NOON - 5PM
all details correct at time of print
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