Join our expert guides daily for an introduction to the gay Delavals, the most notorious of Georgian partygoers and pranksters and discover the story behind Sir John Vanbrugh's 300 year old masterpiece.
Visit the Mahogany Room off the Entrance Hall to see our Conservation Team at work, cleaning, documenting and safely storing archaeological finds from the Curtain Rises project.
Let your imaginations run wild in Northumberland this February half term. Enjoy a host of literary adventures including storytelling sessions, poetry stations, cosy reading stops and more across Seaton Delaval Hall.
We're using every trick in the book this February half term to get your creative juices flowing in our literary trail!
Order a poem for yourself, a friend or a loved-one from the Poetry Takeaway's poetry chefs. Give them some prompts and they'll write you a poem there and then!
Perfect for preschool and reception aged children, enjoy a wide variety of picture books and interactive storytelling inside the Hall from local storytelling favourite, Chris Bostock.
Set your alarm clocks to be one of the first to see Helios, a brand-new 7-metre diameter sculpture by artist Luke Jerram. Helios, Ancient Greek for the sun, follows Luke’s previous celestial sculptures of ‘Gaia’ ‘Museum of the Moon’ and ‘Mars’.
This spring, treat the whole family to a world of adventure at Seaton Delaval Hall on an Easter trail.