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Discover the history of a fascinating Drury Lane house on a guided tour exploring its architecture, stories and heritage.

Originally a 17th-century coaching inn known as The Mermaid and later The Angel, 125 King Street became a private house around 1700. Today, its historic features, arched entrance and cobbled driveway—locally known as “Marble Arch”

Discover who entered the workhouse, the harsh realities of daily life and unexpected relief some found there — and learn what happened to those who died within its walls.

A guided tour of St John’s Church in Knutsford, Discover the history, architecture, and stories behind this beautiful local landmark, with an opportunity to the church and learn more about its heritage.

A fun guided walk looking at how ghosts have helped (but mainly hindered) daily working life in the market town of Knutsford through the centuries (C18 to C21)

Take part in workhouse related activities to see what everyday life was like - including food, education, work, rules, and punishments!

Climb to the highest viewpoint in Knutsford and enjoy spectacular panoramic views across the town from the bell tower of St Cross Church. Please note that access to the bell tower is via steep, narrow staircases, ladders and confined walkways.

As part of Knutsford's Heritage Open Days, try your hand at the traditional craft of willow weaving in this interactive workshop. Create your own handmade piece while discovering a craft that has been part of everyday life for centuries.

Free entry to the Tabley House Collection

Step inside the beautiful Grade I listed Brook Street Chapel as it opens its doors especially for Heritage Open Days, offering a fascinating programme of exhibitions, talks, film and history.

View the architecture in this Grade 2* listed building, and see the Stained Glass Windows, especially the two Burnes-Jones designed windows, assembled by Morris and Co.

An exhibition showcasing old photographs, postcards and film of Knutsford.

A spooky walk around Knutsford's haunted streets, inns and graveyard with stories of bizarre and paranormal events!

Visit Knutsford Heritage Centre and experience life as it would be in the Workhouse. Learn lessons in the Victorian schoolroom and have a go at tasks including washing, oakum picking, and cooking.

The Tabley House Collection explores the day to day lives of servants, bringing to light personal items and objects relating to the staff who kept the house and estate running.