Tree Dressing

Tree Dressing is part of the programme at the Weald & Downland Living Museum, Singleton.

The Museum's annual Tree Dressing celebration marks 33 years of a midwinter tradition reintroduced by Common Ground in 1990, with stories and songs honouring trees and the landscape they shape.

What to expect:

• Sunday 6 December, 10am to 4.30pm
• "Based on an ancient custom that celebrates the life-giving properties of trees"
• Stories and songs through the day, celebrating the Museum's landscape and traditions
• A community event the operator describes as much-loved and family-centred
• Included with general Museum admission; 40 acres of historic buildings and woodland to explore
• Woodland play area for children, and working animals including heavy horses, sheep and ducks
• Free parking, a waterside cafe and picnic areas; dogs on short leads welcome