Events

Move over Norton – it’s HedgeRose Healing Takeover day! Come and join in on a very special day when Mima of HedgeRose healing takes over our lovely museum to bring you a day of exploration and relaxation!

During the day you will have the opportunity to build and walk the labyrinth, learn all about the herb garden at Norton Priory and how the herbs were used then and now, experience the truly mindful nature of the woodland and try various helpful meditation techniques. There will also be another chance to help to create the huge medieval tile mandala, mandala colouring in and the brilliant Paul Quigley will be teaching us all about bees while you create your very own candle to take home!

As if this isn’t already inspiring enough, there will be yoga with Steph* and a Sacred Self Care workshop* in the morning and Pottery with Courtney* in the afternoon and stalls from local organisations.

*Advance booking is recommended. Please reserve your place(s) for these sessions when you book your tickets. There is no charge for the workshops, and tickets for these sessions can be found under 'Workshop Places' when booking your admission tickets for the event. Workshop places are only valid with a general admission ticket.

Learn the basics of pruning your fruit trees then get some practical experience using the Norton Priory Museum & Gardens orchards, with guidance and advice from an expert tutor. The session will be led by Katie Tonge from Heathfield Orchards.

Katie is the former Chief Executive of the Cheshire Landscape Trust and now manages and advises on orchards across Cheshire. She helps to

A hands-on workshop to learn about grafting fruit trees from an expert tutor. Graft a couple of small apple trees to take home using Norton Priory's heritage apple varieties. The session will be led by Katie Tonge from Heathfield Orchards.

Katie is the former Chief Executive of the Cheshire Landscape Trust and now manages and advises on orchards across Cheshire. She helps to maintain the orchards at Norton Priory and worked with us to create the new Oldfield Orchard.