Enjoy the summer solstice in the Pleasure Garden at Petworth.
Spend the summer solstice watching the sunset in the Pleasure Garden when the grounds are open from 7-10pm. Take a stroll around the garden to see the evening sunlight illuminate the Italian styled Ionic Rotunda and absorb the peaceful atmosphere on the woodland walk. Take a seat on one of the garden benches and enjoy the beauty of nature on this unique evening opening.
The South Downs Folk singers will be performing during the evening.
Wednesday 21st June, £10. We recommend booking in advance to guarantee entry. Tickets can also be purchased on the night
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