We are very excited to announce that we have now reopened and welcomed our first guests back to the Cottage. We would love for you to come and see us for yourselves. Book on our website to avoid disappointment. We are open every Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday from 12pm to 4pm, last entry is at 3.30pm.
Continue reading “Newsletter – June 2021”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.
We are 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! The Cottage will once again be open from Friday to Monday 12pm until 4pm, with last entry at 3:30pm, every week. Booking online is essential.
Go to dev.mrssmithscottage.com/visit to make your booking.
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.
Entry to our gardens, where the cake stands are, will be free of charge.
Regular admission applies for entry to the cottage.
Discover Lincolnshire Weekend this year takes place on Saturday 27 and Sunday 28, and your opportunity to see the best of the county will be online this year. Now is the time to make sure you are following us across Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, as we will be hosting a live tour of the cottage on Saturday and Sunday across our social media platforms.
If you’ve not picked up one of our Craft Packs yet, the great news is that there are still some available. You can get yours by going to Paws for Thought in Navenby. Whilst you are there, any donations to the cottage are most welcome! See the poster below for full details of our current Craft Packs.
Continue reading “Newsletter – March 2021”The new year is a time for resolutions and setting yourself goals for the coming year. Our team are always inspired by Mrs Smith and have set realistic goals inspired by her life and ethos. Both Sally, our learning officer, and Jade, our heritage officer, have been inspired by Mrs Smith’s low waste lifestyle and are challenging themselves to avoid buying new clothing this year. Instead they will look to repair, find alternatives in their existing wardrobe, and shop second-hand (if a new item is really needed).
What are your New Year resolutions?
