Cloughton to be full of colour and vibrancy as open gardens event returns for fourth year
Residents and visitors are being invited to explore a collection of private gardens as Cloughton Open Gardens returns for its fourth year on Sunday, June 21.
The popular community event will take place from 12 noon until 4pm in Cloughton.
A number of beautiful residential gardens will be open to the public, with each offering something different for visitors to enjoy.
Tickets cost £5 and can be purchased on the day from Cober Hill, The Old Station House and St Mary's Community Church Hall.
Accompanied children can attend free of charge. Dogs are not permitted.
Refreshments and food will be available throughout the afternoon.
Plant sales will be held during the event, with some plants grown by local villagers and others donated by local nurseries.
Money raised through ticket sales and cream teas will support the Burniston and Cloughton Village Hall Project. This year, funds will be used to provide a disabled swing for the village playground. Additional proceeds will also benefit St Mary's Church and Myeloma.
Parking will be available at Cober Hill Hotel Car Park.
The event is sponsored by Irton Garden Centre, Burniston Nurseries and Prospect Plants.
Programmes and tickets can also be purchased in advance via TicketSource.
Visit https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/bcvillagehall further details and advance tickets are available