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RURAL LIFE AT LAMPORT HALL
28th & 29th May, 10am - 5pm
We are excited to announce the comeback of our Festival of Country Life, re-branded as Rural Life at Lamport Hall, in association with Hannington Vintage Tractor Club.
This event will take you back through the ages of Rural Life.
Live demonstrations, the evolution of farming, sports, working machinery, showcasing rural life, there is something for all the family. From vintage fun fairs, animal petting corner, shire horses, tractor rides, crafts, music entertainment, falconry, steam engines, vintage cars and more!
Ticket Information:
Adult ticket (16+) - £12
Child Ticket (Under 16) - £5
Please note the house and gardens are closed this weekend.
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