Events at Kings Weston

KWAG puts on many events throughout the year focusing on the history and nature of Kings Weston. Our ambition is to share the fascinating story of the estate with as many people as possible. There are regular guided tours around the parkland and exhibitions have been held across Bristol.

Bristol Doors Open Day, 14th Sept 2013
Bristol Doors Open Day,
Meet The Neighbours day at Kings Weston House
Meet The Neighbours day
Fungus walk
Fungus walk, October 2013
Penpole Lodge Archaeology. April 2012
Penpole Archaeology.  2012
School's Nature Detectives day
Nature Detectives 2013

Forthcoming events…

Join us for our eleventh Big Bulb Plant!

FREE FAMILY EVENT

Saturday October 14th

10am – 3:30pm Come along any time during the day.

The Kings Weston Action Group need your help to plant around 5000 daffodil bulbs alongside Shirehampton Road, near the public car park. We’re inviting everyone to help bring some spring colour to the historic parkland.

Spades and bulbs will be provided, but feel free to bring your own tools, Please come dressed for the weather. You may wish to bring gardening gloves

8 thoughts on “Events at Kings Weston

  1. Christine Buxton

    I attended Kings Weston when it was a school, which was roughly 55 years ago! I have fond memories of my time there and would very much like to be involved with its future.

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    1. David Martyn Post author

      Hi Christine, thanks for dropping us a line. We would love to have you involved. We’ll add you to our email database with pleasure and maybe see you soon!

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  2. ARTHUR M. SOUTHWELL

    Sir Robert Southwell, who owned and died at Kings Weston in 1702, was my 7th great grand father. I was awe-struck when I got to visit Kings Weston in April 2014. It was an honor and a pleasure to walk in some of the spaces where he may have walked. His son Edward was my 6th great grand father. I’m so happy the KWAG is restoring the estate to it’s grandeur. I was pleased to find 6th great grand mother Anne’s picture at Dyrham Park. I can’t commute to help restore the building, but I will cheer the KWAG on.
    My best regards,
    Arthur Southwell
    Florida, USA

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    1. David Martyn Post author

      Hi Arthur, thanks for getting in touch and I’m so pleased to hear you have such a close family connection to the estate. It is a very special place and we hope that our raising it’s profile will enable many more people to understand and love it too. I have added your email to our contact list so you can keep up to date with what is happening there and if any new historic information crops up. I am sure you will have found our online resources through the web site already, but we are always finding more!.

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      1. Marie Matthews

        Hi David I just came across your page and wondered of you knew when the car park by the big house is closed for surfacing work please

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    1. David Martyn Post author

      Hi Sarah, thanks for getting in touch. KWAG are the group who champion the parks, but the house is still open and doing weddings. You need to get in touch with them directly. You can get their contact details from their website http://www.kingswestonhouse.co.uk. I hope they’ll be able to help.

      Regards
      KWAG

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