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Visit Shakespeare's family homesA House for All Time - Hall's Croft
We urgently need your support to raise over £3million to conserve and protect Hall’s Croft - the Jacobean home of William Shakespeare's daughter, Susanna, and her husband, Dr John Hall.
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October Half Term
Spooky performances, costume fun and family trails at Shakespeare’s family homes
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CV37 Residents Go Free to the Shakespeare Family Homes
Christmas Wreath Making Workshop
Living Shakespeare Course: November 2026
November’s Living Shakespeare Course
What's on
October Half Term
Spooky performances, costume fun and family trails this half term.
- Family
- Booking required
- Various
Living Shakespeare Course: November 2026
Join Dr Nick Walton this autumn in the beautiful setting of Hall's Croft in Stratford-upon-Avon to find out more about Shakespeare's most memorable storytellers.
- General Interest
- Booking required
- Hall's Croft
Family Trail
Find out more about the Shakespeare’s leading women with our fun, free trail across the Shakespeare family homes.
- Family
- No booking required
- Various
Hamnet: The Shakespeare Story
Anne Hathaway's Cottage tours exploring stories of love, loss and Tudor healing.
- General Interest
- Booking required
- Anne Hathaway's Cottage
'Macbeth' Workshop for Home Ed. Families
Perfect for 6-12 year olds to immerse themselves in the inspirational setting of Mary Arden's Farm.
- Workshop
- Booking required
- Mary Arden's Farm
Tudor Christmas Traditions for Home Educator Families
If you've not previously done so, why not join us in the beautiful setting of Mary Arden's Farm bedecked for Christmas with Tudor inspired natural decorations for a repeat of our festive, fun, hands-on workshop.
- Family
- Booking required
- Mary Arden's Farm
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