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Christmas 2024 at Seaton Delaval Hall is all about enjoying the simpler side of the festive season, complete with natural decorations, live music and song, seasonal eats, winter walks and the hall magically lit, indoors and out.
No need to book! Join us to enjoy the hall bathed in twinkly, festive lighting inside and out as we keep the hall open until 8pm. Bring your family, meet your friends and enjoy an evening of Christmas magic at Seaton Delaval Hall.
30 November - 5 January
Can you complete all of Robin’s winter challenges on a festive adventure around Seaton Delaval Hall? Find all the Christmas reindeer, play jingle bells on the mushroom drums, complete the panto challenge on the baroque theatre stage and discover all of the festive baubles hidden throughout. Pick up Robin’s winter wander from Visitor Welcome, free with standard admission.
Fridays, 11am-2pm, 6th December - 3 January
Enjoy drop-in festive Friday crafts in the Potting Sheds throughout December. Make a decoration for your tree or gift it to a loved one and get ready to see in the new year.
6th December - Lollipop Snowflakes
13th December - Christmas Tree Decorations
20th December - Paper Plate Baubles
27th December - Paper Tube Fireworks & New Years party hats
3rd January - Hand print snow globes
Saturdays 12noon - 2pm, 7 - 21 December
There's nothing like the sound of Christmas carols to get you into the spirit of the festive season, so join us on Saturdays for a selection of familiar favourites. Performances will take place in the Stables, so you can enjoy them whatever the weather!
Saturday 7 December - Seaton Sluice Singers
Saturday 14 December - Cramlington Community Choir
Saturday 21 December - Whitley Women's Choir
Sundays 12noon-2pm, 1 - 22 December
Join us for a magical and musical festive treat with live music from the North East's leading string quartet. Performances will take place on the Baroque stage in the West Wing, complete with traditional wintery scenery and plenty of festive sparkle.
There's lots of festive treats to enjoy from the Brewhouse this Christmas, and whether you're looking for turkey sandwiches with the trimmings, a seasonal sweet treat or a warming hot chocolate, the Brewhouse is the ideal location to warm up after your day (or evening!) out... with no washing up at the end!
Extended opening: Friday 13 and Saturday 14 December, until 8pm.
General opening: Wednesday – Sunday, 10am – 4pm, buildings open 11am, last admission 3:15pm, last admission to buildings 3:30pm, site closes 4pm.
Northumberland school holidays:
Monday 23 December: open
Tuesday 24 December: closed
Wednesday 25 December: closed
Thursday 26 December: closed
Friday 27 December: open
then open daily until Sunday 5 January
Open daily, 10am – 4pm, buildings open 11am, last admission 3:15pm. So plan your post-Christmas wanders to walk off those mince pies!
Give National Trust membership as a gift and help protect nature, beauty and history – for everyone, for ever. They'll also have free entry to more than 500 places across England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Seaton Delaval Hall is a two pawprint rated place. There’s plenty of ground for dogs to roam at Seaton Delaval Hall. Find out where you can walk your dog on the estate and the facilities available for your four-legged friends.
Find out what you’ll discover in the varied garden at Seaton Delaval Hall, from a Parterre and Rose Garden to a centuries-old weeping ash and woodland waiting to be explored.
There's lots to enjoy as a family at Seaton Delaval Hall. Whether you're uncovering the stories of the flamboyant Delavals through the collection and creative installations or you're enjoying the take on their love of trickery and theatricality in the gardens or enjoying the Delaval Playdium, there's something for all families to enjoy and discover here. Enjoy festive, Christmastime family fun here in Northumberland.
Uncover centuries of history and the story of the flamboyant and theatrical 'gay Delavals' in architect Sir John Vanbrugh's stunning buildings at Seaton Delaval Hall. Discover the dramatic scars of the fierce fires that nearly condemned it to ruin 200 years ago and see how the creativity and mischief has returned to this country house once more.