This exciting event is run by Scotney Castle, a National Trust property.

Opening hours are 10am until 5pm each day.

Entry is free to National Trust members. For non-members admission to the Heritage and Harvest Festival is included in the entry fee to the castle and 780 acre gardens. Entry admission is £15 for adults and £7.50 for children.

Millbrook Pottery will be for sale on all 3 days. The range of Millbrook Pottery includes bowls, vases, cheese platters, yarn bowls, trinket dishes and for the gardeners amongst you, totem poles, garden flowers, pot covers and hanging baskets. Each piece is glazed by hand resulting in each piece being unique and many of the pieces are one-off designs.

The majority of Millbrook Pottery is hand thrown in the traditional method on a potters wheel by well known Beckenham potter Peter Curtis, who has been a professional potter for 44 years. He has also been a professional dancer for many years and has become known as “The Dancing Potter”. In the past Peter has sold his work at Bonhams Contemporary Ceramics Auctions.