Saturday 22nd August 2026
12.00pm – 4.00pm
Samuel Pepys House, Huntingdon Road, Brampton, Huntingdon, PE28 4PA
Bring the whole family along for a FREE afternoon of creativity, storytelling and outdoor fun in the beautiful gardens of the historic Samuel Pepys House.
Whether you're looking to spark young imaginations, enjoy live entertainment or simply spend time together in a unique heritage setting, there's something for everyone to enjoy.
What's On
Luminous Tales presents: My House is Too SmallA delightful 30-minute family performance featuring puppetry, giant pop-up books, clowning, music, animal sounds and plenty of audience participation.
Storytelling with ChipGather together for captivating tales that will entertain children and adults alike.
Poetry & Music with JudeEnjoy interactive performances celebrating words, rhythm and song.
Family Yoga SessionsRelax, stretch and have fun together with sessions suitable for all ages and abilities.
Bookable Workshop – Curious Adventures: SpaceDiscover the wonders of space through hands-on activities inspired by exploration and discovery.
Bookable Workshop – Zine Making Taster SessionCreate your own miniature magazine using drawing, collage and storytelling techniques.
LEGO® Building ChallengesGet creative with fun construction challenges for the whole family.
Bug HuntBecome a nature detective as you explore the gardens and discover the wildlife living all around us.
Traditional Garden GamesEnjoy classic outdoor games in the beautiful surroundings of Samuel Pepys House.
Food & Refreshments
Tea, coffee, squash and light refreshments will be available throughout the afternoon.
Please Note
House tours will not be available during this event. If you'd like to explore inside Samuel Pepys House, we'd love to welcome you back for our National Heritage Open Day on Saturday 12th September, when guided tours of the house will be available alongside live historical music and entertainment.
We look forward to welcoming you for an afternoon of family fun, creativity and discovery at one of Brampton's hidden historic gems.
