Awakening the Walled Garden – Bangor Castle

There will be live music, children’s entertainment and demonstrations, including wood carving. Tours of the garden and Castle Park will let you hear all about the horticulture history of both and the wildlife that calls the park its home!

Why not bring your own picnic to enjoy in the garden or grab a cuppa and treat from Coffee Cure.

On Saturday night relax and enjoy a night of fabulous food and craic. With an option of either vegan BBQ, by Lightfoot Zero Waste Market, or Angus Farm BBQ, both accompanied with live music throughout. This is a ticketed dining experience.

Tickets £20pp | Two sittings: 6pm-7.30pm (tables to be vacated by 7.40pm) and 8pm-9.30pm – (garden must be vacated by 9.45pm)

Please note:

• Bangor Castle Walled Garden is located opposite Bangor Aurora and Leisure Complex and a short walk away from Bangor City Hall. Car parking at the walled garden (shared with Bangor Aurora) is free to use.
• Gardens open to public from 10am-6pm. Entertainment from 12noon-4pm. Free admission.
• On Saturday evening, at the tickets dining experience
• Children welcome, ticket applicable. No concession prices. All U18's must be accompanied by at least one paying adult.

Dietary requirements and allergens:
Please ensure that you check with all members of your party regarding food allergies, intolerances, and dietary requirements prior to booking tickets.

It is the responsibility of the ticketholder to inform a member of staff at the host venue about food allergies, intolerances and specific dietary requirements. This must be done at least 72 hours before the experience on booking via Ticketsource.

Cost:
£20, no concessions.

Sitting 1, 6pm-7.30pm - Find out more and book | Sitting 2, 8pm-9.30pm - Find out more and book

This event is organised by Ards and North Down Borough Council. Terms and conditions apply on booking.

This event forms part series of unique events curated and run by borough tourism providers celebrating the season's wakening, ‘spring into AND’ this March.

Enjoy crafts, locally produced food and drink and experiences presented under two themes "Wakening the Walled Garden" and "Sustainable Spring".

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