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Dates

4th December 2026

Location

LocationWray Castle, Ambleside

Times

10.00am
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12.00pm
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Wreath Making

A friendly, fun and festive Wreath Making Session at Wray Castle for anyone living with a life-limiting condition, carers, and anyone experiencing grief or loss.

As part of our Compassionate Cafe at Wray Castle, we will create lovely festive wreaths using seasonal foliage and natural materials before joining for a warm drink at Joey’s Cafe.

Location, date and time of Wreath Making Session at Wray Castle:

Joey’s Cafe, Ambleside, Low Wray, Ambleside, LA22 0JA

On Friday 4th December from 10am to 12noon

This session is free to attend. Please book your space via the link below.

Part of Branches of Care – a collaboration between St Mary’s Hospice and the National Trust, offering gentle, nature-based wellbeing activities for people living with life-limiting conditions (including dementia), carers, and those experiencing bereavement in beautiful Lake District settings.

If you would like to speak to a member of our team about the event, please call St Mary’s Community Team on: 01229 444407


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