OUT AND ABOUT
Summertime splendour
at Whitley Hall
This summer, you are cordially invited to the glorious setting of Whitley Hall Hotel where the ivy-clad Tudor mansion and its picturesque grounds will come alive with summer time splendour at their range of exciting events.
Kick start the summer season with all the fun of their fair at Whitley FEST! – a family-orientated midsummer party that’s all put on for free. Yes, really.
Whatever you love doing, be it family time, singing along to live music, having a giggle and a dance, or even all things gin, Whitley Hall have something for you.
A grand display at Whitley Hall A grand display at Whitley Hall
Let the kids have as many goes as they’d like on the bouncy castle, merry-go-round and flying swings or try their hand at the coconut shy. Take part in traditional sports day events such as the egg and spoon race, sack jumping and even flat cap Frisbee, with prizes up for grabs. Watch the fantastic Punch and Judy show and don’t forget the face painter – with all children’s activities free of charge.
Another popular annual event, Glass N Berry is back once again on Sunday 15th July for a sophisticated take on a music festival with no mud, wellies or portaloos in sight. Sit back and enjoy a glass of fizz and Afternoon Tea style picnic as the manicured grounds are filled with the sound of music from some fantastic live singers.
Back by popular demand, Richard Daniels will be putting on the Ritz and making everyone feel like spring has sprung with his
Party with the peacocks at our upcoming summer events Glass N Berry Sunday 15th July - 2pm-5.30pm Whitley Fest Sunday 10th June - 12pm-5pm
Join us for our FREE community fun day Children’s rides and games, fun fair stalls and live entertainment – all completely FREE!
Food and drink stalls available Car Park £5
Getting married?
Why not come along and see our function rooms all dressed for the occasion
All weather event – bring your own blankets or seating £21.95 per person - includes Afternoon Tea style picnic
£29.95 per person - includes 2 course lunch served in our 1584 restaurant (12pm-1pm)
Our ever popular annual music festival is back after last year’s sold out event Live music by:
Richard Daniels Rat Pack crooner Ritchie Penrose the sound of Soul
Vernon Sisters a vintage vibe from the 1940s
Themed Events Comedy Night
Thursday 19th July from 7.30pm £23.95 per person
(includes pie and pea supper) Joanne Gregory
international Clairvoyant Medium Thursday, 30th August from 7pm
£24.95 per person (Includes hot buffet)
70s Night Friday 7th September from 7pm
£29.95 per person (includes 3 course meal) Overnight packages available
Gin Tasting
Thursday 28th June from 7pm Selection of gins to sample from a local supplier accompanied by tapas from our chefs £40 per person
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There will also be food stalls and a bar area for the bigger kids. After the success of their first event last year, 2018’s Whitley FEST! is set to be bigger and better with lots of live entertainment throughout the day on Sunday 10th June.
rendition of some of swing’s finest hits. Ritchie Penrose is also working his way back to Whitley for another year bringing a soul and motown flavour to the afternoon. And for the first time, the Vernon Sisters and their vintage military costumes will be taking us back to the 40s with a sassy sing-along cabaret. Even the peacocks will be shaking their tail feathers. The events team will also be taking the fun indoors with a range of themed events throughout the summer months. Laugh your socks off with professional comedians in July or dig out your Dancing Queen and Disco Dude outfits in September for the 70s night. And let the summer be-GIN with an evening of all things gin and tonics on 28th June.
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