Events

Every year we organise a varied programme of events aimed at improving our knowledge and enjoyment of designed landscapes, parks and gardens. Our visits are usually led by owners, head gardeners and researchers. We also arrange study days and lectures, both in person and by zoom.

Members and non-members are welcome. For popular events, and for those limited by numbers, priority will be given to members. See below, or contact events@yorkshiregardenstrust.org.uk, for more information.

We aim to maintain ticket costs at a reasonable level to ensure that our events are accessible. We include some element of fund raising in some of our visit prices to support our Small Grants, Bursary and Schools programmes.

The 2026 programme of events and booking form has been sent to members and details are available below.

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Duncombe Park

Duncombe Park’s pleasure grounds date from c. 1718-30 and are ‘a landmark in the development of the English natural style’ (Jellicoe et al 1986). There are links with Charles Bridgeman and Sir John Vanburgh. Duncombe Park is on the HE Register at Grade I and it is also a National Nature Reserve (ancient and veteran trees). 

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Undercliffe Cemetery and Lister Park

At the peak of its prosperity Bradford was the worldwide capital of the worsted industry. Many of its fine buildings and designed landscapes from the period re-main and this visit provides a good opportunity to visit two contrasting landscapes with expert local guides.

Day visit

Stonefall Cemetery

Image reproduced with the kind permission of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission

A unique opportunity for a guided visit to this poignant commemorative designed landscape. A Stonefall Cemetery guide will take us on a tour of the cemetery covering the history of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission, who is commemorated and some casualty stories.