Peter Rabbit and his naughty cousin Benjamin know very well that they are not to go into Mr McGregor’s garden, but they cannot resist and soon they find themselves face to face Mr McGregor himself! But how will they ever escape? Join Peter and Benjamin on their hair-raising adventures in this enchanting adaptation of the much loved Beatrix Potter classic – a treat for all the family. Read more
It’s pirate ships and salty old sea dogs for Summer 2021 in Quantum Theatre’s swashbuckling new adaptation of the classic pirate adventure, Treasure Island. Bursting with buccaneers, brouhaha and dastardly double dealings this lively new adaptation delivers an action-packed adventure for the whole family. Read more
The photography advisory walk is open to anyone interested in creating better photos of Bradgate Park. the photography walk goes across the Park to help create excellent photos during this season. Read more
A leisurely six hour guided walk. Learn about the history of the Park, enter closed off spinneys and the Deer Sanctuary and see inside Old John Tower and the Bradgate House Ruins. Read more
After 5 years of excavation by the University of Leicester we know a lot more about the parks archaeology. Read more
An off the beaten track walk, discovering some of the ancient oak and sweet chestnut trees across the Park; some over 500 years old. Read more
Join the Leicestershire & Rutland Ornithological Society team and learn more about the rich array of birds that can be found in the various habitats of the Park. Read more
The walk is an evening walk, the Park is usually quieter at this time of the day, these do feel a little different from our usual walks. It may be possible, subject to the weather to see the sun lower over the Ruins. Come and learn about the Park's fascinating history and some of the colourful characters who have been connected with the Park. Read more
Bradgate Park is steeped in history – from its Norman beginnings as a hunting park to the building of Bradgate House, home of Lady Jane Grey in the early 1500s and beyond. Read more