From Garden to Pantry at Quebec House
Quebec House (National Trust), Westerham · 17 October to 1 November 2026
Quebec House is dressed with harvest displays showing how an 18th-century household got ready for winter and turned garden produce into pantry staples. Children can try on costumes and hunt for crocheted squirrels around the house. On some weekends volunteer cooks offer tasters of period and autumn treats in the Coach House.
Highlights
- Harvest-themed rooms and seasonal crafts
- Dressing-up station and squirrel spotter hunt
- 18th-century food tasters on selected weekends
Good to know
- Booking a timed-entry slot is recommended
- The exhibition is reached by stairs only; mobility parking is in the town car park
Getting there
Quebec House (National Trust), Quebec Square, Westerham, Kent, TN16 1TD
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