We are very happy to announce that Mrs Smith’s Cottage will be reopening on Friday 21 May and we can’t wait to see you all again!
We will be open on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and Mondays. Booking is advised to avoid disappointment! Click here to book your visit now.
Join Mark Schofield from the Wildlife Trust for a guided walk exploring the wild flower habitats of Navenby village. Finding out more about an important habitat and the wildlife which calls it home.
During the walk you will discover the work which goes into maintaining vital habitats, learning how you can get involved in the Friends of Navenby Open Spaces project.
Meeting at Mrs Smith’s Cottage at 11am to start the walk at 11:30am.
Learn more about the Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust here: www.lincstrust.org.uk
The Mrs Smith’s Cottage team will be running a Cupcake Day bake sale to raise money for the Alzheimer’s Society. With the hope of good weather we will have cake stands in the garden, and you can simply pop in and pick up a cake.
Find out more about the Alzheimer’s Society here: https://www.alzheimers.org.uk/cupcake-day
Entry to our gardens will be free of charge. Regular admission applies for entry to the cottage.
From its western lowlands to the high Heath and Ermine Street human communities have impacted on the natural environment and used the landscape of the Cliffe Edge in different ways through time. We will look at the traces of their endeavours, from the Neolithic pits of Leadenham through Roman Navenby to medieval Churches, Castles and Templars. It is the story of the Cliffe Edge, its people, its settlements, its landscape and the development of this distinctive region.
