Alrewas Open Gardens Weekend

Approximately 18 Gardens

Key Features

homemade cakes, musical entertainment, art for sale, children’s treasure hunt, crafts stalls, willow weaving

Visitor Information

Open Days: Saturday 27th and Sunday 28th June 2026 (confirmed)
Hours: 12 noon to 5pm
Cost: £5 adults which covers both days, accompanied under 16s free.
Address: Alrewas Village, near Lichfield and Burton upon Trent, Staffordshire, DE13 7BT
Note: Garden numbers may vary day to day

About Alrewas Open Gardens Weekend

Alrewas 32 Open Gardens Weekend has about 18 gardens for you to see and enjoy over the weekend.

On both days there will be musical entertainment and local artists will have their works on display. And for sale!

Alrewas Island will be open for willow weaving display, craft stalls and woodland walks.

Now that sounds like a lot of fun for all of the familiy!

Alrewas Island will be open for willow weaving display, craft stalls and woodland walks.

Accommodation near Alrewas in Staffordshire

If you are looking for somewhere to stay near Alrewas then look here for accommodation options near the gardens.

Proceeds

All proceeds go towards the Alrewas All Saints Parish Church and Alrewas Civic Society.

Refreshments

Refreshments are available at All Saints Parish Church in Church Road.

Plant Sales

A wide selection of plants will be on sale.

Tickets

Buy your admission programmes on the day at the car park or at any participating garden.

Contact Details

The best way to contact organisers before and on the days of the event.
Phone: 01283 790 488
Email: AlrewasOG@aol.com

Accessibility

Check with the garden owners.

Toilet Facilities

Toilets are available at this event.

Directions & Parking

Alrewas is just off the A38 between Lichfield and Burton upon Trent and very close to the National Memorial Arboretum.

The main central car park will be signposted.

Photos

Check with your garden hosts please.

Dog Friendly

Generally its assistance dogs only. Check with individual garden owners.

^{All information was believed to be correct at the time of publication.}