Christmas is coming to the Castle and we are delighted to have Sophie & Celine back for their wonderful Christmas Wreath Making Workshop on the evening of Friday 4 December.

Our workshops are the full Severndroog package: as well as Sophie and Celine’s expert tuition, you’re provided with all the tools and materials you need to make your own beautiful and natural Christmas wreath, plus a glass of mulled wine and a mince pie to get you in the seasonal mood! And the icing on the cake, a night time visit to the viewing platform to see the lights of London, subject to weather conditions.

Come along with friends or family to kick off the Christmas season, it is a beautiful event to enjoy together, listening to carols in the very special setting of the Castle and making your own unique wreaths.

This workshop takes place upstairs in Severndroog Castle, access via spiral staircase.

Tickets cost £65 pp including booking fee, materials, tools and expert tuition + a seasonal treat and night time viewing platform visit. At the end of the workshop, you will have your wreath to take home with you.

Don’t delay in securing your place, spaces are strictly limited and ‘last-minute’ booking is not possible. Tickets will go off sale by Thursday 26 November, one week before the workshop, to support Celine and Sophie’s no waste policy for the procurement of materials.

Free parking facilities available at the nearby Castle Wood public car park; it will remain open for the duration of this event. Use SE18 3RU or What3Words drop.kicked.less to locate the car park from Shooters Hill A207

Do bring a torch for travel through the woods as pathways are unlit.

Dogs are not permitted at ticketed events at Severndroog Castle, assistance dogs excepted. Please get in touch if you are bringing an assistance dog to the performance, so we can support your visit.

By supporting events like this, you are personally helping to keep our castle open for the community to enjoy. Severndroog Castle is a small, independent charity which receives no regular funding, with every pound spent in the Tea Room we can continue to maintain and conserve the Castle for the generations to come.