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| Friday, 18 September 2026 |
| Self Drive (or car share) trip to Baumber Walled Gardens |
11 to 12pm Sonia Elton owner of the Baumber Walled Garden to give talk on the history the estate in the 18th 19th C how it went in to disrepair and was eventually bought by the present owners and how it has been restored to the walled garden and event venue it is today. Trio of soup and a loaf of bread, all inclusive £15 |
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| Wednesday, 09 September 2026 |
| Visit to Lincoln & Doddington Hall and Gardens |
Organised trip with Grayscroft Coaches Senior £31, Adult £32, Child £29 (entrance fee included). 10 or more bookings secures 10% discount.Pick up point in Alford by feeder coach 9am. Otherwise need to pick up at Mablethorpe 9.25 or Louth 10am. Free time in Lincoln city centrer (1½ - 2 hour), then on to Donnington Hall & Gardens (admission included)Chance to shop in Lincoln before arrive at Doddington Hall for a self guided tour of this stunning historic house and beautifully landscaped garden. Refreshments available. |
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| Friday, 24 July 2026 |
| Corn Exchange |
Meal followed by -Talk on Herbs & Medication Our guest speaker will be Ali English who will explore herbs and their medicinal use and a chance to purchase herbs. |
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| Saturday, 04 July 2026 |
| Willoughby Fête |
On Saturday July 4th it is the Willoughby Fête and we are running a tombola stall in aid of the Alford Horticultural Society. If anyone can give us any gifts to put on it, we would be very happy to receive them. You can drop any donations for this at Carol’s or any of the committee members homes. Put the date in your diary and come along - support the Society and have a grand day out. Come and join us for a fun filled day at The Green, Main Road, Willoughby, Alford LN13 9SU Live Music - Face Painting - Bouncy Castle - Stalls - BBQ - and more |
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| Thursday, 02 July 2026 |
| Marigold Cottage |
2 - 4pm We have a car share trip to Marigold Cottage, 12 Hotchin Road, Sutton on Sea LN12 2NP cost £7.50 which includes a donation to Cancer Research, through the Open Gardens Scheme. Includes refreshments of teas & cake, there is also the opportunity to buy plants ….Slide open the Japanese gate to find secret shaded paths. You will be taken aback by the abundance of planting combinations. There are pergolas covered in climbers, raised beds, a large kitchen garden and everywhere places to rest and absorb the ambience. Stephanie is always on hand to share her love of gardening and expertise. Not forgetting, substantial plant sales propagated from the garden. |
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