Lionmouth Diary

Rural Craft Fair

6/24/2015

LionMouth Rural Centre hosts its latest 'last Sunday in every month' Rural craft fair this Sunday, the 28th June.

It starts at 10am and runs on until 3.00pm. There will be an array of local craft and arty people selling their wares from spicey cooking oils, leather crafts and children's books to jewellery, cakes and candles. There will be plenty of parking in the overflow field, and the the Lions Den tea rooms will be open for naughty goodies (as well as the sensible ones like quiches and paninis).

Oh, the plant nursery will also be open selling a wide variety of vegetable plants, bedding, alpines and perennials.

Rural Craft Fair

5/27/2015

Don't forget to keep your fingers crossed for good weather this Sunday as LionMouth Rural Centre hosts its latest 'last Sunday in every month' Rural craft fair. It starts at 10am and runs on until 3.00pm. There will be an array of local craft and arty people selling their wares from spicey cooking oils, leather crafts and children's books to jewellery, cakes and candles. There will be plenty of parking in the overflow field, and the the Lions Den tea rooms will be open for naught goodies (as well as the sensible ones like quiches and paninis). Oh, the plant nursery will also be open selling a wide variety of vegetable plants, bedding, alpines and perennials.

Woodland Giants

5/27/2015

It only takes a few days for the butterbur to turn into the plant from the little shop of horrors. Within a week to path through the woods at Lionmouth has become impassible to all but girraffes and stilt walkers. So it was with intrepidation that I set out this morning with my mothers slasher and ploughed a furrow through the fibrous umbrellas. I am pleased to say that the path is now accessible right down to the river, over the garlic plain and up past the monks bathing pond. To boot, it's a stunning mix of sparkling garlic flower heads mixed with iridescent bluebells, feathery sweet cicely. Well worth a trot round

Sedgefield Medieval Fayre Saturday 16th May 2015

5/14/2015

Sarah and Brigid will be at Sedgefield Medieval Fayre on Saturday selling a wide range of beautiful healthy plants that the clients and volunteers at LionMouth Rural Centre have propagated themselves. There will be plenty of pretty alpines, striking shrubs, hardy perennials, and array of veg and bedding plants. Watch out for the medieval Pirate Queen!!

Durham Producers Market 21st March

3/13/2015

Our Nursery manager will be selling and amazing array of spring plants at the Durham Markets Producers Fair on March 21st in celebration of St Cuthbert. She will be in the cloisters from 9am-4pm. Please go and say hello to her and peruse our home grown plants.

Rural Craft Fairs

2/13/2015

LionMouth will be holding a monthly rural art and craft fairs on the at last Sunday of every month starting on MARCH 29th 2015. They will be held undercover in the Art Room and workshops but spill out onto the terrace tops with better weather.

Any crafters wanting to have a stall can contact Sarah Cooke at LionMouth on 0191 3735531 or email [email protected]. Alternatively get in touch with us here at LionMouth on any of the contact forms on this website

Professional Photography Session

2/12/2015

Saturday 14th February Art Rooms @ LionMouth

Steve Witherspoon is offering sample professional photo shoot sessions for a £10 from 12.00 till 4.00pm. Drop in on the day for an individual, family or pet portrait.

LionMouth Talk

2/9/2015

I am giving a talk for the Stokesley U3A Gardening Club on Tuesday 10th Feb from 10.30-12.00. There will be an array of seasonal plants for sale after the talk.

Pottery Sessions

2/4/2015

Local Artist Louise Hobson is leading a series of pottery taster sessions on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 10.30-12.00 and 1.00-2.30.

Places are limited so please book in advance on 0191 3735531

Tai Chi Classes

1/20/2015

Come down to Lionmouth to enrol on Tai Chi Classes on Tuesday
Jamie Muir leads a gentle stretch in the Art rooms from 10.30-12.00