This year Shere Open Gardens will take place on Sunday, 23rd June. We invite visitors to view over 15 beautiful private gardens in our picturesque village, raising funds for Phyllis Tuckwell Hospice Care and other local village causes.
Enjoy garden inspired installations around the village, make a purchase at the plant sale, enjoy a refreshing drink at the Pimms Stall, and delicious homemade tea and cakes in the village hall organised by the parents of Shere School.
Tickets: adults £8, over 65s £7, under 16s are free - buy online and on the day. Dogs, except Guide Dogs, will only be allowed in a few gardens. Free parking.
www.shereopengardens.co.uk/tickets/
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