Forthcoming Events

Harvington Hall is holding its first small business market.
Come and support small and local businesses, have a coffee and something to eat in our Malt House coffee shop and book a guided tour of the Hall to make a day out.

NEW DATE ADDED! 

King Henry VIII's Royal Progress arrives at Harvington Hall 

'The year is 1544 and King Henry, the Eighth of that name, is engaged upon Royal Progress about his Realm; and has halted here to afford his Loyal Subjects the opportunity to have 'audience' with their Sovereign Lord and King.

A new event in the Harvington calendar! Fire, Sword and Surgery event whereby the Harvington reenactors demonstrate and tell tales of times gone by.

Our 17th century surgeon will tell you about how he treats the wounded of the English Civil War, anything from musket ball wounds to sword lacerations. Get a chance to see the instruments used and terrible methods to treat his patients.

We are excited to announce the arrival of Henry VIII and his Six Wives to Harvington Hall.

Come and enjoy the tranquil surroundings and immerse yourself in courtly life, meet Henry and his wives, see them in all their finery as they walk the grounds answering questions and telling tales of what it was like to be married to our most infamous King.

The King is dead!
The rule of infamous King Henry VIII has come to an end with his demise in 1547 but the House of Tudor is set to continue. From one royal court of scheming, scandals and beheadings to the next, the reign of Edward VI through to Elizabeth I offer further compelling intrigue into England's Royal Tudor history.

The year is 1602 and the ageing Queen Elizabeth I has been on the throne for over 40 years, the English Catholics have lived in terror the past 20 years and are hopeful for more peaceful times ahead.

Join the Packingtons of Harvington and their friends by candlelight and discover the dangers ahead of them, on this theatrical tour that brings the fascinating and perilous history of the Hall to life.

See Harvington like never before! Our most highly anticipated event of the year, the candlelight tour allows you to be transported back to the heart of Elizabethan England.

Enjoy a glass of mulled wine in the Great Kitchen before your costumed guide takes you through the rooms and passages under candlelight, telling you tales whilst discovering the Hall’s secret hiding places.