April 1, 2023 10:00 am to April 16, 2023 5:00 pm

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Enjoy a brilliant family day out at Harewood this Easter! Discover the amazing story of how Red Kites were reintroduced to Harewood, with kite-making workshops and outdoor activities to reconnect children and families with nature.

Harewood is excited to be a part of  The Wild Escape, a major new project celebrating UK wildlife and creativity.

Kite-Making Workshop
Sat 1 Apr – Sun 16 Apr | 11am + 1pm
Get crafty and create your very own kite to fly! Make sure you come back on Earth Day Weekend (Sat 22 + Sun 23 Apr) to fly it at Harewood.
£3 per child, pre-booking required
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Harewood LEGO Club 
Sun 2 Apr | 11am – 3pm (last entry 2.45pm)
Explore our brand new Monthly LEGO Club, taking place on the first Sunday of every month from Sunday 2 April. Inspired by the beautiful buildings at Harewood, your little builders will be encouraged to create their dream home out of LEGO.
Free Drop In 

Easter Egg Hunt
Dates TBC
Find the giant eggs hidden around Harewood for a chance to win a delicious chocolatey prize!

Craft + Play
Mon 3 Apr – Thu 13 Apr | 11am – 3pm
Drop-in to our new family space, Bakehouse and take part in seasonal crafts inspired by our beautiful landscape and wildlife.

Harewood Art Club
Sun 16 Apr | 11am – 12pm + 1pm – 2pm
April’s Art Club theme will be Wildlife. Taking place on the third weekend, each session will allow children to explore their inner artist while developing new skills.
£5 per child, pre-booking required
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Earth Day Weekend
Sat 22 + Sun 23 Apr
Celebrate Earth Day at Harewood, join in and fly your beautiful kites on the North Front. You will also have the opportunity to get up close with a real Red Kite and watch a falconer fly it over Harewood at 2pm each day.

Rusticus Walks
Sat 22 Apr | 11am + 1pm + 3pm
Our friends at Rusticus are back and ready to take you on an adventure to search for the wild creatures who lives with us at Harewood. Meeting point outside Courtyard.
Free

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The Wild Escape is made possible by lead support from Arts Council England’s National Lottery Projects Grants, with additional support from Art Fund and a group of generous individuals and trusts.