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Exceptional Makers. Extraordinary Venues. A Wonderful Day Out.

The Artisan Show brings together talented artists, makers and artisan producers in some of the most beautiful and historic locations across the country.
From magnificent country houses and beautiful gardens to spectacular medieval castles, each of our venues offers a unique setting in which to discover exceptional handmade work, meet the makers behind the pieces and enjoy a wonderful day out.
Take your time, explore, discover something special and enjoy the atmosphere of The Artisan Show
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Staunton Harold Hall
Staunton Harold Hall is a magnificent Georgian mansion set within sweeping parkland in the heart of Leicestershire. Built in the 18th century, the hall showcases elegant classical architecture, grand interiors, and beautifully proportioned rooms that reflect centuries of aristocratic heritage. It is a Grade I listed building and is set within a stunning 2,000-acre estate, overlooking serene lakes and landscaped grounds that create a striking blend of natural beauty and historic grandeur, making it one of the county’s most distinguished country houses
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Elton Hall & Gardens
Elton Hall & Gardens
Elton Hall & Gardens is a magnificent historic country house set within beautiful parkland on the Cambridgeshire–Northamptonshire border. With a history dating back centuries, the Hall combines striking Gothic and classical architecture with elegant interiors, historic collections, and a fascinating family heritage.
Surrounded by beautifully restored gardens, the estate features formal planting, immaculate topiary, an orangery, lily pond and a wonderful variety of plants and shrubs, creating a stunning setting that blends architectural grandeur with natural beauty and making Elton Hall & Gardens a truly exceptional historic estate.
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Maxstoke Castle
Maxstoke Castle is one of England’s finest surviving moated medieval castles, set amid peaceful Warwickshire countryside. Built in the 14th century for William de Clinton, the fortress retains its impressive gatehouse, corner towers, and battlemented walls, all reflected beautifully in the surrounding moat. Unlike many ruined castles, Maxstoke remains remarkably intact and is one of the oldest privately owned and continuously inhabited castles in England, offering a vivid glimpse into medieval defensive architecture while still serving as a private residence, which adds to its air of mystery and exclusivity
