Astley Hall serves as Chorley’s war memorial and has a collection of World War I militaria mostly related to the Chorley Pals: cap badges, military medals and some uniforms, photographs, letters, certificates. Open (1 Apr 2020 - 31 Dec 2020) Day Times; Monday - Friday: Closed * Saturday - Sunday: 12:00 - 16:30 * * Astley Hall is open from 12noon - 4.30pm every weekend and Bank holidays plus Monday - Wednesday in the Chorley school holidays. Its furniture, furnishings and paintings reflect the tastes of the four families who have lived at the Hall: Charnock, Brooke, Townley-Parker and Tatton.Due to the fragile nature of some objects and artworks, and limits on space, not everything is on display but researchers are welcome to make an appointment to view items currently in storage. EVER LASTING CUPCAKES that’s what!Click the link below for instructions on making your own salt dough cupcakes that you can make, decorate and keep forever.Show us your creations by posting your pictures to our Facebook page and Instagram using #astleycreativecupcakes Enjoy! Please email Astley Hall has a wide offer of sessions on offer to Primary and Secondary schools, all linked to the National Curriculum. The contents mostly came with the house when ownership was transferred to Chorley Corporation in 1922. www.gov.uk/coronavirus For one night only in November, Astley Hall will come alive with light, music and mystery as the jewel in Chorley’s crown is transformed. Hall Opening Hours.

This amazing free event has to be seen as the historic Astley Hall is beautifully lit with magnificent light displays and candles.…the interesting assortment of plants, flowers and home grown vegetables in the wonderful surroundings of the Walled Garden.…the amazing Royalists’ Retreat and toddler play areas while parents or grandparents grab a snack from the adjacent pavilion.…one of the many fantastic events that take place at Astley Hall, Coach House and Park throughout the year.…yourself in nature in the Sensory Garden or venturing along one of the park’s woodland trails, including the enchanting snow drop trail…your taste buds at the stylish Café Ambio. Sub-Regional … We are happy to create bespoke sessions with teachers given enough time.We run guided tours for groups Monday-Friday when we are not open to the public. VAQAS VB Attraction; Awards.

www.gov.uk/coronavirus Hall Opening Hours Caring for the health and wellbeing of our visitors, staff and volunteers is a priority for Chorley Council and Astley Hall.
Its furniture, furnishings and paintings reflect the tastes of the four families who have lived at the Hall: Charnock, Brooke, Townley-Parker and Tatton. The Astley Hall we see today dates from the 1570s with major additions made in the 1600s and 1820s.

Journey through over 400 years of history to reveal the secrets of Astley Hall, one of the most intriguing historic houses in the North West.This surprising building features some of the most breath-taking mid-17th century plaster ceilings in the country, rare painted panelling and very fine English oak furniture.From the Charnocks and Brookes through to the Townley-Parkers and the Tattons, travel through time to discover the fascinating history of the families who once owned the Hall in the intriguing portraits adorning the period rooms and then take a stroll through the internal Elizabethan courtyard.Immerse yourself in an important part of Chorley’s history and enjoy an enlightening and entertaining afternoon in Astley Hall, the ‘jewel in Chorley’s crown.’The Astley Hall we see today dates from the 1570s with major additions made in the 1600s and 1820s. To reduce the risk of Covid-19, the Hall will remain closed and our events, schools programme and exhibitions will be either cancelled or postponed until further notice. Caring for the health and wellbeing of our visitors, staff and volunteers is a priority for Chorley Council and Astley Hall. Gradings. Dates and times marked with a '*' are provisional and may be subject to change. Astley Hall, Coach House and Park is a beautiful tourist spot located next to Chorley town centre offering families and friends a great day out. What’s better than a cupcake? We can accommodate up to 40 people at once.For more information on these visits please call 01257 515151 or email astley.hall@chorley.gov.uk.Caring for the health and wellbeing of our visitors, staff and volunteers is a priority for Chorley Council and Astley Hall.Although the park open space remains open, some facilities within are closed until further notice, including some public toilets (the accessible toilet at the farmhouse is open) and pets corner (staff and students will continue to attend the site to care for the animals).Tennis courts, bowling greens and play areas are open however we urge you to follow latest guidelines when using them.