As the leaves begin to turn, we enter the final weeks of our House Style exhibition in the house. Beyond Limits, our annual sculpture exhibition, is scattered throughout the garden.
Experience the beauty of autumn at Chatsworth.
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Events at Chatsworth
Sotheby's Beyond Limits
The Sotheby's Beyond Limits sculpture exhibition is back for its twelfth year with a focus on post-war American artists.
Read MoreHalf-term Halloween hoot
Enjoy Halloween horrors at Chatsworth this half-term holiday. There's frighteningly good fun around every corner... Join us if you dare.
Read MoreWe're decking the halls
We'd like to ask for your patience while Christmas comes to Chatsworth...
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Low availabilityWrap up and enjoy live music, dancing and circus performers, face painting for little ones, as well as the traditional bonfire and a dazzling firework display.
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Get into the festive mood with our magical twilight evenings. Warmed by a delicious mince pie and a glass of wine, enjoy live music from traditional bell ringers and a strings trio as you explore the house dressed for Christmas.
Read MoreOh Dickens! It's Christmas
Christmas at Chatsworth promises to be the best of times...
Read MoreChristmas nativity
Join us in bringing the nativity to life with our farmyard animals and your children as the stars of the show in a heart-warming Christmas performance.
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House Style
Our 2017 exhibition, House Style, celebrates five centuries of fashion at Chatsworth.
Running from 25 March to 22 October 2017, House Style showcases never-before-seen items from the Devonshire Collection to tell the stories of some of the fascinating individuals to have walked the Chatsworth floors.
The exhibition is included with entry to the house.
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House
Chatsworth is home to the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire, and has been passed down through 16 generations of the Cavendish family.
The house is renowned for the quality of its art, landscape and hospitality, and it has evolved through the centuries to reflect the tastes, passions and interests of succeeding generations.
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Garden
Having evolved over more than 450 years, the garden continues to change today.
Famous for its rich history, historic and modern waterworks and sculptures, its Victorian rock garden and maze, there is something for everyone in the 105-acre Chatsworth Garden.
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Farmyard & playground
Discover our working farmyard with animal handling and milking demonstrations.
Plus, there's a woodland playground with a rope park and trampoline, slides, water and sand play.
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Shopping & eating
Everything you can buy at Chatsworth – from food and drink to books and china – reflects the exceptional quality of the house, collection and estate.
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We're so sad that this is the very last weekend of 'House Style: Five Centuries of Fashion at Chatsworth'. It's been wonderful welcoming so many of you and hearing about your favourite pieces, not to mention seeing all your brilliant photos! For those of you ...
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The Kitchen Garden Blog: August and September
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A lil blog featuring the dreamy House Style exhibition at @ChatsworthHouse :) It's only on for one more weekend ✌ https://t.co/OWLrIEkaI9 https://t.co/B23M7UKHnB
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We are really swooning over the autumn colours this week (captured beautifully in these images by visitor John Leigh) 🍁🌳🍂
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From Servants to Staff: Keeping Up Appearances
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The bit the children were looking forward to the most - petting the guinea pigs @ChatsworthHouse #cute #soft https://t.co/g8zjPPt6an
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This weekend, we're turning the spotlight on a sculpture by Tony Smith called Source, which he created in 1967. Considered a pioneer of American art, Smith started out as a painter and then became a full-time architect, which can be seen in his work. Source ...
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The Kitchen Garden Blog: Summer Edition
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We are learning so much on our tour of @ChatsworthHouse farmyard #animals #facts #science https://t.co/LYL0GQ1ZFp
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With only 10 days to go until the end of 'House Style: Five Centuries of Fashion at Chatsworth', we're all thinking about what we will miss most... 🎩👒👑
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Gucci Places
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Thanks to the #internationalginandtonicday tag on twitter we may have to pop over to the estate farm shop for supplies for later... https://t.co/9u5bE6B8xu
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What is your favourite view in the Chatsworth gardens? Many thanks to Digital-Craig Photography for sharing this stunning shot of Morton's Pond 🌿🙌🌳
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Whirlwinds on horseback
