We are now operating out of season and our autumn / winter hours apply. Our tearoom will remain open, serving up delicious afternoon teas, Thursday – Sunday, 11am – 4pm. House Tours will run alongside our market schedule; the third Sunday of every month.
The Hoghton Tower Preservation Trust is the charity that takes care of the public parts of Hoghton Tower, the gardens and all the history. It is responsible for the upkeep of this beautiful building which costs over £200K a year to run and maintain, as well as planning for its future. We are always grateful for whatever help visitors can give, whether that be by making a donation or joining our team of volunteers and guides (Charity Number 508357)
At Hoghton Tower, we love shining a light on the incredible makers, roasters, and artisans who bring something special to our monthly farmer’s market. This month, we are celebrating DC Coffee; a local coffee brand that embodies passion, craftsmanship,...
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Hoghton Tower, a well-known Lancashire historic treasure, open to visitors as well as a venue for a variety of events, functions and exhibitions is the home of a quirky and delightful dolls houses collection (over 80 in total). Discover...
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Goosefoot To-Ewe is a family business with deep roots in Hoghton, where the love for the land and local craftsmanship is at the heart of everything they do. For 22 years, the family has been an integral part of...
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We’re kicking off our Trader spotlight with the beloved Blanket Box, a Farmers Market favourite; and who doesn’t love a cosy blanket in January? Lancashire: The Heart of British Textiles Lancashire has long been recognised as one of the...
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Boxing Day, celebrated the day after Christmas on December 26th, is a cherished holiday for many, especially in the UK, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. While it’s often associated with post-Christmas sales, sporting events, and time spent with loved...
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Mince pies, a beloved Christmas treat today, have a rich and evolving history. While we recognize them as festive pastries filled with citrusy dried fruits, brandy, and spices, their origins were quite different. Over the centuries, these pies transitioned...
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