Autumn is my favourite season so it’s lovely to hear of other people celebrating it too.
National Trust property Belton House holds an annual Autumn Fayre and this weekend (Saturday, October 14th and Sunday 15th) is 2017’s time to host it.
“The two day Autumn Fayre offers families the chance to immerse themselves in all things autumnal, from learning forest skills with Silverback Bushcraft, and having-a-go at den building in Lincolnshire’s largest outdoor adventure playground, to exploring autumn with the RSPB’s Nature’s Colour trail” says marketing and events officer Anastasia Stratigou.
“Browse a selection of handmade arts, crafts and foods that celebrate the best of regional produce. With local traders selling a variety of foods, vintage linens, handmade jewellery, leather bags, garden items, home décor and more, the fayre promises there will be a treat to be found by all”.
Click here to find details of the stall holders attending: Belton Autumn Fayre Stall Holder List 2017.
The North Front at Belton House. National Trust Images: Andrew Butler.
New for 2017, chainsaw artist Andrew Frost will be creating live action wood carvings in preparation for Belton’s Christmas display, at the fayre on Sunday. And, on the same day, the Lincolnshire Greyhound Trust’s annual greyhound walk around the parkland will start at 11am.
The Wobbly Bodger will also be demonstrating traditional heritage crafts all weekend.
The fayre will take place from 9.30am to 5.30pm on both days, with different activities throughout the weekend. Grounds admission applies.
Visit www.nationaltrust.org.uk/belton-house for more information.
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