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A changing daily interpretation programme brings rural history and traditional skills to life across the Museum’s historic buildings.
Daily highlights in the October programme include: 18 Oct, Tudor games and indigo dyeing; 19 Oct, fletching, flax and the working watermill; 20 Oct, Tudor and Victorian homes and domestic life; 21 Oct, historic cooking, smithy and gardens; 22 Oct, willow weaving and basket-making; 23 Oct, flax, pole-lathe work and rag-rugging; 24–26 Oct, smugglers, pilgrims, Tudor games, willow and watermill interpretation; 27 Oct, Cowfold Barn and household history; 28 Oct, Southwater Smithy and autumn gardens; 29–30 Oct, the Gridshell and historic buildings; and 31 Oct, 16th-century All Hallows’ Eve customs at Bayleaf Farmhouse and Winkhurst Kitchen. The daily programme may change.
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Listed on wealddown.co.uk. Details can change, so check with the organiser before you go.