Latest News from Burton Constable

Come along to Burton Constable Hall and Grounds, and enjoy our Easter activities! From Saturday 23rd March to Sunday 7th April, our trails, crafts and Have-a-Go Archery mean there's something for everyone!  Normal admission charges apply, plus £2 per child (19 months to 15 yrs).

We're taking part in the National Lottery's Open Week ‘Thank You’ event again this year, with free admission for ticketholders on Wednesday 22nd March 2023

Join us at Halloween for spooktastic trails in the house and grounds, with fun for all the family - and perhaps a few scares on the horizon too! Are you brave enough to venture into the Haunted Hall?

The Burton Constable Foundation, the charitable trust that runs Burton Constable Hall and Grounds for the preservation of the house, collections and parkland and for the benefit of all, is excited to announce the opening of applications for its 2023 season for new and emerging artists in the free-of-charge Stables Community Gallery!

Back for 2022 - A series of spectacular summer shows!

Here's to an event-full Easter Holidays!

Our latest advice for the coming months.

Now accepting art exhibition applications for 2022!

Earlier this year, Burton Constable's 'Turkish Slave' sculpture was sent for conservation at Lincoln Conservation. Staff at the historic house and at the University of Lincoln quickly realised the conservation and redisplay of this 18th Century sculpture depicting an enslaved figure posed important questions relating to how historic houses and museums can interpret and engage with the conflicted histories that such objects represent. On 28th October this journey resulted in a free online event with curator Philippa Wood, art historian Sarah Thomas, conservator Phillipa McDonnell, art and cultural historian Michael Ohajuru, author Malachi McIntosh and performing artist Akeim Toussaint Buck.

Cash injection to breathes new life into the Hall's North Wing.