Families and history enthusiasts are invited to enjoy a fun-filled fact-finding day at Stackpole National Nature Reserve on the weekend of August 24 and 25. The event will be held from 10 am - 4 pm and will include activities and demonstrations based on the colourful and exciting history of the Stackpole Estate. Admission to the event is free of charge. Activities include: a chance to have a go at making a piece of pottery based on those made hundreds of years ago; meeting historical characters and learning about the changing lives of those who lived at the estate; a chance to learn about archaeology and how exciting finds help unravel the truth about times gone by; a guided walk around the estate with staff from the National Trust. Paula Williams, education and interpretation officer for the Countryside Council for Wales said: "This event is an opportunity to bring the history of the Stackpole Estate to life. The range of live demonstrations and character storytelling will allow visitors to have a glimpse into the life that once existed on this very land many hundreds of years ago." How to find it? From Pembroke take the B4319, follow signs for the Stackpole Centre, on turning off the B4319 take the first left before 'Garden Lodge' house. The walled garden entrance is on your right. Please park on the grass verges - free parking.
