The only and longest running mid-week date lined Antiques Fair in the world. Now in its 33rd year, it is held on the first Wednesday of every month and attracts the trade and public from many parts of the country because of the ever changing and fresh quality stock being exhibited by the 42 professional dealers.
As a date lined event, it means that nothing is later than 1930, but a majority of items are pre 1900 and going back to medieval, and even pre-history times.
Admission: £1.00
Melford Hall is a stately home in the village of Long Melford, Suffolk, England. Since 1786 it has been the seat of the Parker Baronets and is still lived in by the Hyde Parker family. Since 1960 it has been owned by the National Trust.
For more information on Events and to plan your visit, please follow the link below;
One of England’s finest and most beautiful Tudor Houses, surrounded by a broad fish-filled moat. Original Tudor service areas little altered. Acquired as a lifetime project in 1970 when costs deterred all others. Main rooms improved in Gothick style in 1825 enhanced idiosyncratically since 1971 by the current owners. The extensive family friendly Gardens are enjoyable in every season.
For more information on Events and to Book Tickets, please follow the link below;
A monthly two-day Antiques and Vintage Fair featuring 30+ stalls offering a wide range of antique and vintage items including; antiques, jewellery, Victoriana, ceramics, garden items, militaria, collectables, ephemera, kitchenalia, vintage and retro items, antiquarian books… Literally, something for everyone.
Entry fee: £1 for adults, children under 16 free. On-site catering from Zoe’s vintage café.
The venue is all on one level, so wheelchair and pram friendly. Dogs are also allowed, as long as they are on a secure, short lead.
The only and longest running mid-week date lined Antiques Fair in the world. Now in its 33rd year, it is held on the first Wednesday of every month and attracts the trade and public from many parts of the country because of the ever changing and fresh quality stock being exhibited by the 42 professional dealers.
As a date lined event, it means that nothing is later than 1930, but a majority of items are pre 1900 and going back to medieval, and even pre-history times.
Admission: £1.00
Melford Hall is a stately home in the village of Long Melford, Suffolk, England. Since 1786 it has been the seat of the Parker Baronets and is still lived in by the Hyde Parker family. Since 1960 it has been owned by the National Trust.
For more information on Events and to plan your visit, please follow the link below;
One of England’s finest and most beautiful Tudor Houses, surrounded by a broad fish-filled moat. Original Tudor service areas little altered. Acquired as a lifetime project in 1970 when costs deterred all others. Main rooms improved in Gothick style in 1825 enhanced idiosyncratically since 1971 by the current owners. The extensive family friendly Gardens are enjoyable in every season.
For more information on Events and to Book Tickets, please follow the link below;
The beautiful gardens of #LongMelford will once again be open to the public in May. Over 20 gardens to explore throughout the village.
All proceeds raised will go to Cure CJD in memory of Robert Clubb who successfully organised the event for 12 years along with his wife Melonie and to Melford in Bloom.
Programmes with a map of all the gardens can be purchased in advance from the below outlets and cost £6 each per adult, children are free.
A monthly two-day Antiques and Vintage Fair featuring 30+ stalls offering a wide range of antique and vintage items including; antiques, jewellery, Victoriana, ceramics, garden items, militaria, collectables, ephemera, kitchenalia, vintage and retro items, antiquarian books… Literally, something for everyone.
Entry fee: £1 for adults, children under 16 free. On-site catering from Zoe’s vintage café.
The venue is all on one level, so wheelchair and pram friendly. Dogs are also allowed, as long as they are on a secure, short lead.
An epic weekend of music, great food and family fun raising money for the Willow Foundation.
The only and longest running mid-week date lined Antiques Fair in the world. Now in its 33rd year, it is held on the first Wednesday of every month and attracts the trade and public from many parts of the country because of the ever changing and fresh quality stock being exhibited by the 42 professional dealers.
As a date lined event, it means that nothing is later than 1930, but a majority of items are pre 1900 and going back to medieval, and even pre-history times.
Admission: £1.00
Melford Hall is a stately home in the village of Long Melford, Suffolk, England. Since 1786 it has been the seat of the Parker Baronets and is still lived in by the Hyde Parker family. Since 1960 it has been owned by the National Trust.
For more information on Events and to plan your visit, please follow the link below;
One of England’s finest and most beautiful Tudor Houses, surrounded by a broad fish-filled moat. Original Tudor service areas little altered. Acquired as a lifetime project in 1970 when costs deterred all others. Main rooms improved in Gothick style in 1825 enhanced idiosyncratically since 1971 by the current owners. The extensive family friendly Gardens are enjoyable in every season.
For more information on Events and to Book Tickets, please follow the link below;
Melford Music hosts lunchtime recitals throughout the summer months until the last Wednesday in August and is now in it’s 32nd year. The recitals start at 1:10pm and usually run for approx. 40 to 45 minutes and feature a variety of music from Early to Late Classics plus Jazz and Rock.
There is a toilet for the disabled. Public toilets are available in the churchyard. The church is fitted with a loop system for the comfort of those who use hearing aids. Normal emergency regulations will apply.
Admission is free and light refreshments are available.For more info please
visit;
https://visitlongmelford.co.uk/about-long-melford/melford-music/
Melford Music hosts lunchtime recitals throughout the summer months until the last Wednesday in August and is now in it’s 32nd year. The recitals start at 1:10pm and usually run for approx. 40 to 45 minutes and feature a variety of music from Early to Late Classics plus Jazz and Rock.
There is a toilet for the disabled. Public toilets are available in the churchyard. The church is fitted with a loop system for the comfort of those who use hearing aids. Normal emergency regulations will apply.
Admission is free and light refreshments are available.For more info please
visit;
https://visitlongmelford.co.uk/about-long-melford/melford-music/
Melford Music hosts lunchtime recitals throughout the summer months until the last Wednesday in August and is now in it’s 32nd year. The recitals start at 1:10pm and usually run for approx. 40 to 45 minutes and feature a variety of music from Early to Late Classics plus Jazz and Rock.
There is a toilet for the disabled. Public toilets are available in the churchyard. The church is fitted with a loop system for the comfort of those who use hearing aids. Normal emergency regulations will apply.
Admission is free and light refreshments are available.For more info please
visit;
https://visitlongmelford.co.uk/about-long-melford/melford-music/
Melford Music hosts lunchtime recitals throughout the summer months until the last Wednesday in August and is now in it’s 32nd year. The recitals start at 1:10pm and usually run for approx. 40 to 45 minutes and feature a variety of music from Early to Late Classics plus Jazz and Rock.
There is a toilet for the disabled. Public toilets are available in the churchyard. The church is fitted with a loop system for the comfort of those who use hearing aids. Normal emergency regulations will apply.
Admission is free and light refreshments are available.For more info please
visit;
https://visitlongmelford.co.uk/about-long-melford/melford-music/
A monthly two-day Antiques and Vintage Fair featuring 30+ stalls offering a wide range of antique and vintage items including; antiques, jewellery, Victoriana, ceramics, garden items, militaria, collectables, ephemera, kitchenalia, vintage and retro items, antiquarian books… Literally, something for everyone.
Entry fee: £1 for adults, children under 16 free. On-site catering from Zoe’s vintage café.
The venue is all on one level, so wheelchair and pram friendly. Dogs are also allowed, as long as they are on a secure, short lead.
The only and longest running mid-week date lined Antiques Fair in the world. Now in its 33rd year, it is held on the first Wednesday of every month and attracts the trade and public from many parts of the country because of the ever changing and fresh quality stock being exhibited by the 42 professional dealers.
As a date lined event, it means that nothing is later than 1930, but a majority of items are pre 1900 and going back to medieval, and even pre-history times.
Admission: £1.00
Melford Hall is a stately home in the village of Long Melford, Suffolk, England. Since 1786 it has been the seat of the Parker Baronets and is still lived in by the Hyde Parker family. Since 1960 it has been owned by the National Trust.
For more information on Events and to plan your visit, please follow the link below;
One of England’s finest and most beautiful Tudor Houses, surrounded by a broad fish-filled moat. Original Tudor service areas little altered. Acquired as a lifetime project in 1970 when costs deterred all others. Main rooms improved in Gothick style in 1825 enhanced idiosyncratically since 1971 by the current owners. The extensive family friendly Gardens are enjoyable in every season.
For more information on Events and to Book Tickets, please follow the link below;
Melford Music hosts lunchtime recitals throughout the summer months until the last Wednesday in August and is now in it’s 32nd year. The recitals start at 1:10pm and usually run for approx. 40 to 45 minutes and feature a variety of music from Early to Late Classics plus Jazz and Rock.
There is a toilet for the disabled. Public toilets are available in the churchyard. The church is fitted with a loop system for the comfort of those who use hearing aids. Normal emergency regulations will apply.
Admission is free and light refreshments are available.For more info please
visit;
https://visitlongmelford.co.uk/about-long-melford/melford-music/
Melford Music hosts lunchtime recitals throughout the summer months until the last Wednesday in August and is now in it’s 32nd year. The recitals start at 1:10pm and usually run for approx. 40 to 45 minutes and feature a variety of music from Early to Late Classics plus Jazz and Rock.
There is a toilet for the disabled. Public toilets are available in the churchyard. The church is fitted with a loop system for the comfort of those who use hearing aids. Normal emergency regulations will apply.
Admission is free and light refreshments are available.For more info please
visit;
https://visitlongmelford.co.uk/about-long-melford/melford-music/
Melford Music hosts lunchtime recitals throughout the summer months until the last Wednesday in August and is now in it’s 32nd year. The recitals start at 1:10pm and usually run for approx. 40 to 45 minutes and feature a variety of music from Early to Late Classics plus Jazz and Rock.
There is a toilet for the disabled. Public toilets are available in the churchyard. The church is fitted with a loop system for the comfort of those who use hearing aids. Normal emergency regulations will apply.
Admission is free and light refreshments are available.For more info please
visit;
https://visitlongmelford.co.uk/about-long-melford/melford-music/
Melford Music hosts lunchtime recitals throughout the summer months until the last Wednesday in August and is now in it’s 32nd year. The recitals start at 1:10pm and usually run for approx. 40 to 45 minutes and feature a variety of music from Early to Late Classics plus Jazz and Rock.
There is a toilet for the disabled. Public toilets are available in the churchyard. The church is fitted with a loop system for the comfort of those who use hearing aids. Normal emergency regulations will apply.
Admission is free and light refreshments are available.For more info please
visit;
https://visitlongmelford.co.uk/about-long-melford/melford-music/
Melford Music hosts lunchtime recitals throughout the summer months until the last Wednesday in August and is now in it’s 32nd year. The recitals start at 1:10pm and usually run for approx. 40 to 45 minutes and feature a variety of music from Early to Late Classics plus Jazz and Rock.
There is a toilet for the disabled. Public toilets are available in the churchyard. The church is fitted with a loop system for the comfort of those who use hearing aids. Normal emergency regulations will apply.
Admission is free and light refreshments are available.For more info please
visit;
https://visitlongmelford.co.uk/about-long-melford/melford-music/
The only and longest running mid-week date lined Antiques Fair in the world. Now in its 33rd year, it is held on the first Wednesday of every month and attracts the trade and public from many parts of the country because of the ever changing and fresh quality stock being exhibited by the 42 professional dealers.
As a date lined event, it means that nothing is later than 1930, but a majority of items are pre 1900 and going back to medieval, and even pre-history times.
Admission: £1.00
Melford Hall is a stately home in the village of Long Melford, Suffolk, England. Since 1786 it has been the seat of the Parker Baronets and is still lived in by the Hyde Parker family. Since 1960 it has been owned by the National Trust.
For more information on Events and to plan your visit, please follow the link below;
One of England’s finest and most beautiful Tudor Houses, surrounded by a broad fish-filled moat. Original Tudor service areas little altered. Acquired as a lifetime project in 1970 when costs deterred all others. Main rooms improved in Gothick style in 1825 enhanced idiosyncratically since 1971 by the current owners. The extensive family friendly Gardens are enjoyable in every season.
For more information on Events and to Book Tickets, please follow the link below;
Melford Music hosts lunchtime recitals throughout the summer months until the last Wednesday in August and is now in it’s 32nd year. The recitals start at 1:10pm and usually run for approx. 40 to 45 minutes and feature a variety of music from Early to Late Classics plus Jazz and Rock.
There is a toilet for the disabled. Public toilets are available in the churchyard. The church is fitted with a loop system for the comfort of those who use hearing aids. Normal emergency regulations will apply.
Admission is free and light refreshments are available.For more info please
visit;
https://visitlongmelford.co.uk/about-long-melford/melford-music/
Melford Music hosts lunchtime recitals throughout the summer months until the last Wednesday in August and is now in it’s 32nd year. The recitals start at 1:10pm and usually run for approx. 40 to 45 minutes and feature a variety of music from Early to Late Classics plus Jazz and Rock.
There is a toilet for the disabled. Public toilets are available in the churchyard. The church is fitted with a loop system for the comfort of those who use hearing aids. Normal emergency regulations will apply.
Admission is free and light refreshments are available.For more info please
visit;
https://visitlongmelford.co.uk/about-long-melford/melford-music/
Melford Music hosts lunchtime recitals throughout the summer months until the last Wednesday in August and is now in it’s 32nd year. The recitals start at 1:10pm and usually run for approx. 40 to 45 minutes and feature a variety of music from Early to Late Classics plus Jazz and Rock.
There is a toilet for the disabled. Public toilets are available in the churchyard. The church is fitted with a loop system for the comfort of those who use hearing aids. Normal emergency regulations will apply.
Admission is free and light refreshments are available.For more info please
visit;
https://visitlongmelford.co.uk/about-long-melford/melford-music/
Melford Music hosts lunchtime recitals throughout the summer months until the last Wednesday in August and is now in it’s 32nd year. The recitals start at 1:10pm and usually run for approx. 40 to 45 minutes and feature a variety of music from Early to Late Classics plus Jazz and Rock.
There is a toilet for the disabled. Public toilets are available in the churchyard. The church is fitted with a loop system for the comfort of those who use hearing aids. Normal emergency regulations will apply.
Admission is free and light refreshments are available.For more info please
visit;
https://visitlongmelford.co.uk/about-long-melford/melford-music/
A monthly two-day Antiques and Vintage Fair featuring 30+ stalls offering a wide range of antique and vintage items including; antiques, jewellery, Victoriana, ceramics, garden items, militaria, collectables, ephemera, kitchenalia, vintage and retro items, antiquarian books… Literally, something for everyone.
Entry fee: £1 for adults, children under 16 free. On-site catering from Zoe’s vintage café.
The venue is all on one level, so wheelchair and pram friendly. Dogs are also allowed, as long as they are on a secure, short lead.
The only and longest running mid-week date lined Antiques Fair in the world. Now in its 33rd year, it is held on the first Wednesday of every month and attracts the trade and public from many parts of the country because of the ever changing and fresh quality stock being exhibited by the 42 professional dealers.
As a date lined event, it means that nothing is later than 1930, but a majority of items are pre 1900 and going back to medieval, and even pre-history times.
Admission: £1.00
Melford Hall is a stately home in the village of Long Melford, Suffolk, England. Since 1786 it has been the seat of the Parker Baronets and is still lived in by the Hyde Parker family. Since 1960 it has been owned by the National Trust.
For more information on Events and to plan your visit, please follow the link below;
One of England’s finest and most beautiful Tudor Houses, surrounded by a broad fish-filled moat. Original Tudor service areas little altered. Acquired as a lifetime project in 1970 when costs deterred all others. Main rooms improved in Gothick style in 1825 enhanced idiosyncratically since 1971 by the current owners. The extensive family friendly Gardens are enjoyable in every season.
For more information on Events and to Book Tickets, please follow the link below;
A monthly two-day Antiques and Vintage Fair featuring 30+ stalls offering a wide range of antique and vintage items including; antiques, jewellery, Victoriana, ceramics, garden items, militaria, collectables, ephemera, kitchenalia, vintage and retro items, antiquarian books… Literally, something for everyone.
Entry fee: £1 for adults, children under 16 free. On-site catering from Zoe’s vintage café.
The venue is all on one level, so wheelchair and pram friendly. Dogs are also allowed, as long as they are on a secure, short lead.
The only and longest running mid-week date lined Antiques Fair in the world. Now in its 33rd year, it is held on the first Wednesday of every month and attracts the trade and public from many parts of the country because of the ever changing and fresh quality stock being exhibited by the 42 professional dealers.
As a date lined event, it means that nothing is later than 1930, but a majority of items are pre 1900 and going back to medieval, and even pre-history times.
Admission: £1.00
Melford Hall is a stately home in the village of Long Melford, Suffolk, England. Since 1786 it has been the seat of the Parker Baronets and is still lived in by the Hyde Parker family. Since 1960 it has been owned by the National Trust.
For more information on Events and to plan your visit, please follow the link below;
One of England’s finest and most beautiful Tudor Houses, surrounded by a broad fish-filled moat. Original Tudor service areas little altered. Acquired as a lifetime project in 1970 when costs deterred all others. Main rooms improved in Gothick style in 1825 enhanced idiosyncratically since 1971 by the current owners. The extensive family friendly Gardens are enjoyable in every season.
For more information on Events and to Book Tickets, please follow the link below;
A monthly two-day Antiques and Vintage Fair featuring 30+ stalls offering a wide range of antique and vintage items including; antiques, jewellery, Victoriana, ceramics, garden items, militaria, collectables, ephemera, kitchenalia, vintage and retro items, antiquarian books… Literally, something for everyone.
Entry fee: £1 for adults, children under 16 free. On-site catering from Zoe’s vintage café.
The venue is all on one level, so wheelchair and pram friendly. Dogs are also allowed, as long as they are on a secure, short lead.
The only and longest running mid-week date lined Antiques Fair in the world. Now in its 33rd year, it is held on the first Wednesday of every month and attracts the trade and public from many parts of the country because of the ever changing and fresh quality stock being exhibited by the 42 professional dealers.
As a date lined event, it means that nothing is later than 1930, but a majority of items are pre 1900 and going back to medieval, and even pre-history times.
Admission: £1.00
Melford Hall is a stately home in the village of Long Melford, Suffolk, England. Since 1786 it has been the seat of the Parker Baronets and is still lived in by the Hyde Parker family. Since 1960 it has been owned by the National Trust.
For more information on Events and to plan your visit, please follow the link below;
One of England’s finest and most beautiful Tudor Houses, surrounded by a broad fish-filled moat. Original Tudor service areas little altered. Acquired as a lifetime project in 1970 when costs deterred all others. Main rooms improved in Gothick style in 1825 enhanced idiosyncratically since 1971 by the current owners. The extensive family friendly Gardens are enjoyable in every season.
For more information on Events and to Book Tickets, please follow the link below;
A monthly two-day Antiques and Vintage Fair featuring 30+ stalls offering a wide range of antique and vintage items including; antiques, jewellery, Victoriana, ceramics, garden items, militaria, collectables, ephemera, kitchenalia, vintage and retro items, antiquarian books… Literally, something for everyone.
Entry fee: £1 for adults, children under 16 free. On-site catering from Zoe’s vintage café.
The venue is all on one level, so wheelchair and pram friendly. Dogs are also allowed, as long as they are on a secure, short lead.
