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september
Event Details
‘she was moreover noisy and wild, hated confinement and cleanliness, and loved nothing so well in the world as rolling down the green slope at the back of
Event Details
‘she was moreover noisy and wild, hated confinement and cleanliness, and loved nothing so well in the world as rolling down the green slope at the back of the house.’
Northanger Abbey
This fun, relaxed family walk will take you back in time, to discover the village Jane Austen knew and loved. Inspired by Jane’s hoard of over thirty nephews and nieces, we’ll be dressing up, telling stories, playing games, crafting and making memories along the way.
Together we’ll walk in Jane’s footsteps and learn about her love of nature and village life, and see some of the houses and beautiful country views she knew over 200 years ago. We’ll keep it fun with stories, games and activities, and of course plenty of opportunities to chat, share ideas and questions – we want everyone to be involved!
The walk will be led by our brilliant guides Rebecca and Ellora, whose enthusiasm and love for Austen is infectious! Throughout the walk they’ll share stories and readings, initiate games and lead activities to help bring Jane’s world to life.
This walk is particularly aimed at families with children aged 8+ but all are welcome!
After the walk, we’ll offer squash and biscuits (or tea for grown ups!) in the Learning Centre. After that you are welcome to stay and play our vintage garden games in Jane’s pretty cottage garden – or why not stroll over the road to the lovely parkland area opposite? There are plenty of picnic benches, swings and climbing activities to keep your little ones busy!
If you’re making a day of it, you might also enjoy a snack or lunch at Cassandra’s Cup, opposite the Museum (bookings must be made separately, visit Cassandra’s Cup).
Find out more about our family facilities…
Details:
Date: Friday 1 September 2023
Time: 10:30 – 11:30am (British Summertime)
Tickets: Ā£16.50 per family (2 adults and up to 3 children – but we know that familiesĀ come in all shapes and sizes so please contact us if you have a different family set up and we’ll make it work!)
Location: This event starts from Jane Austenās House in Chawton.Ā Find us
ā° The guided walk will depart from Jane Austen’s House at 10.30am promptly. Please make sure you arrive in good time to join the group.
šŖ This walk is particularly aimed at families with children aged 8+, but all are welcome!
āļøThe walk is suitable for all abilities, but please wear sturdy, sensible footwear and bring a bottle of water and sun cream or an umbrella – depending on the weather!
šŖ After the walk we’ll serve squash and biscuits (or tea!) in the Learning Centre. Please let us know of any dietary requirements after booking.Ā
š« Please note, this event ticket does not include access to Jane Austenās House. If you wish to visit the House before or after the guided walk, please ensure that you book tickets separately. Family tickets available and Under 6s go free!Ā
Accessibility: This walk is primarily along pavements, however there are some uneven areas and one stop is on grass. It may not be suitable for wheelchairs or mobility scooters. If you would like more information about the accessibility of the route, please contact us atĀ enquiries@janeaustens.house
Time
(Friday) 10:30 am - 11:30 am
Price
Ā£16.50
october
Event Details
‘she was moreover noisy and wild, hated confinement and cleanliness, and loved nothing so well in the world as rolling down the green slope at the back of
Event Details
‘she was moreover noisy and wild, hated confinement and cleanliness, and loved nothing so well in the world as rolling down the green slope at the back of the house.’
Northanger Abbey
This fun, relaxed family walk will take you back in time, to discover the village Jane Austen knew and loved. Inspired by Jane’s hoard of over thirty nephews and nieces, we’ll be dressing up, telling stories, playing games, crafting and making memories along the way.
Together we’ll walk in Jane’s footsteps and learn about her love of nature and village life, and see some of the houses and beautiful country views she knew over 200 years ago. We’ll keep it fun with stories, games and activities, and of course plenty of opportunities to chat, share ideas and questions – we want everyone to be involved!
The walk will be led by our brilliant guides Rebecca and Ellora, whose enthusiasm and love for Austen is infectious! Throughout the walk they’ll share stories and readings, initiate games and lead activities to help bring Jane’s world to life.
This walk is particularly aimed at families with children aged 8+ but all are welcome!
After the walk, we’ll offer squash and biscuits (or tea for grown ups!) in the Learning Centre. After that you are welcome to stay and play our vintage garden games in Jane’s pretty cottage garden – or why not stroll over the road to the lovely parkland area opposite? There are plenty of picnic benches, swings and climbing activities to keep your little ones busy!
If you’re making a day of it, you might also enjoy a snack or lunch at Cassandra’s Cup, opposite the Museum (bookings must be made separately, visit Cassandra’s Cup).
Find out more about our family facilities…
Details:
Date: Saturday 7 October 2023
Time: 10:30 – 11:30am (British Summertime)
Tickets: Ā£16.50 per family (2 adults and up to 3 children – but we know that familiesĀ come in all shapes and sizes so please contact us if you have a different family set up and we’ll make it work!)
Location: This event starts from Jane Austenās House in Chawton.Ā Find us
ā° The guided walk will depart from Jane Austen’s House at 10.30am promptly. Please make sure you arrive in good time to join the group.
šŖ This walk is particularly aimed at families with children aged 8+, but all are welcome!
āļøThe walk is suitable for all abilities, but please wear sturdy, sensible footwear and bring a bottle of water and sun cream or an umbrella – depending on the weather!
šŖ After the walk we’ll serve squash and biscuits (or tea!) in the Learning Centre. Please let us know of any dietary requirements after booking.Ā
š« Please note, this event ticket does not include access to Jane Austenās House. If you wish to visit the House before or after the guided walk, please ensure that you book tickets separately. Family tickets available and Under 6s go free!Ā
Accessibility: This walk is primarily along pavements, however there are some uneven areas and one stop is on grass. It may not be suitable for wheelchairs or mobility scooters. If you would like more information about the accessibility of the route, please contact us atĀ enquiries@janeaustens.house
Time
(Saturday) 10:30 am - 11:30 am
Price
Ā£16.50