THE next phase of the reopening of Sewerby Hall and Gardens will begin next week, with the reopening of the house itself, including a new exhibition.
The exhibition, called 'Our Sewerby', will mark 85 years since Amy Johnson opened the venue as a public amenity owned by the council.
It will chart the development from private house surrounded by fields to today’s "beloved" destination.
General manager, Marie Gascoigne, said: "This all feels like further steps back towards normality again, and we look forward to welcoming visitors back to even more activities here."
The rest of the house will also reopen. The Clock Tower Café will remain open for takeaway only, with outdoor seating, to allow for social distancing. The zoo, Welcome Centre, gardens and toilets are all open.
During the school half term holidays, 'an events programme will run for the first time in over a year.
Full details of the exhibition, performances, the zoo, opening times and facilities available are at www.sewerbyhall.co.uk
Visitors should book online in advance.
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