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Upcoming Events at Burton Constable Hall

To find out more about all our activities please click through the months below.

August 2019
06 April 2019 - 03 November 2019
Exhibition
Difficult Women of Burton Constable
New exhibition in 2019 shining a spotlight on the generations of strong-minded and spirited women who have lived at Burton Constable and who have influenced its development through their fascinating & sometimes surprising, stories.
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Servants at Play - Burton Constable Hall
04 May 2019 - 03 November 2019
Exhibition
Life Below Stairs
Have you ever wondered what life was like 'below stairs' at a Yorkshire country house? This fascinating new exhibition explores the daily lives of servants at the grand Burton Constable Hall.
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09 July 2019 - 15 September 2019
Exhibition
Pulling the British threads in Moby-Dick
Pulling the British threads in Moby-Dick; prints, handmade books and textile work by Caroline Hack inspired by the British sources Melville used in Moby-Dick.
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Picture of Teddy Bear on shelf
20 July 2019 - 01 September 2019
Family Event
Teddy Bear Hunt
The Teddy Bears have taken over the Hall! Can you help us find them? Explore the Hall to find the hidden bears throughout the Summer holidays.
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21 August 2019
Talks and Tours
Twilight Parkland Tours
Join us on an exclusive Twilight Parkland Tour around the historic Grounds at Burton Constable Hall led by one of our expert guides.
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Children walking in the park with their teddy bears
26 August 2019
Family Event
Teddy Bears Picnic
Enjoy a picnic with your favourite teddy bear or cuddly toy in the Grounds of Burton Constable Hall
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Did you know?

The Burton Constable Whale is featured in Herman Melville's famous novel Moby Dick. 

Today the Burton Constable Whale is nicknamed 'Constable Moby'

Over 80 different species of birds have been spotted at Burton Constable, from the smallest British bird, the Goldcrest, to large birds of prey such as Buzzards and Barn Owls
Afternoon tea was created by the Duchess of Bedford in the late 18th century. She invited friends to join her for an afternoon meal of small cakes, bread and butter sandwiches, sweets and, of course, tea. The practice was so popular that it was quickly adopted by other social hostesses 
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