Sunday, 19 August 2012

Leo's Birthday at Langar Hall


Fred's 13th

At least 7 birthday parties this weekend for the kings of the jungle

Hendry-Bryers family enjoying a drink as the sun goes down on a beautiful August day

Own Wines at Langar Hall

1945 Vouvary. If you have something like this in your cellar you may bring it with you and pay no corkage so long as I can have a glass and keep the empy bottle for my collection.

Sunday, 12 August 2012

Shakespeare in the Garden




Audience enjoyed brilliant performance after their picnic.


Richard 111

A colourful and lively take of The Bard’s most villainous monarch by the Festival Players, on their 21st annual performance at Langar Hall Sunday 12th August 2012.

“It is, of course, totally authentic. We are following in the footsteps of Shakespeare’s own Globe Theatre when all roles were taken by men.”

Tuesday, 10 July 2012

Classic & Vintage Car Day



Sunday 26th Fabulous Classic and vintage car day from 3pm. Afternoon tea. £12.50. 
Bring a special car if you have one 

Shakespeare in the Garden



Sunday August 12th. 3pm.
Shakespeare in the Garden

Book lunch or bring a picnic.
This year the Festival players present Richard 111 which has received good reviews thoughout their tour:
"Altogether, this was a splendid outdoor production, attractively costumed, from a hand-picked team of mostly young actors headed by David Lee-Jones whose portrayal of the very actable part of Richard was superb as he conveyed the utter villany of the role. The rest of the company gave strong support with clear diction prominent. This was a night to remember!"
Tickets from reception £12.50 consessions £9.00

Henry Blofeld's Champagne Launch




Sunday 2nd September 6.30pm 
Carine Wheeler will introduce the wine, Henry will amuse
us with his inimitable stories.
We will enjoy the champagne and a tasting of Blowers Cote du Rhone
and white Burgundy with local Stilton cheeses.
Don't miss this unique opportunity for extreme enjoyment and lasting memories.
Tickets from reception £39.50

Kedleston Hall Derbyshire





The mansion, in neo-classical style, was designed almost entirely by the famous architect, Robert Adam and completed in 1765. As well as the house itself, other attractions at Kedleston include the Eastern Museum  collected by Lord Curzon, Viceroy of India. 


An hour away from Langar along the A52. National Trust, worth a visit