Wassail

Wassail at Lily Hill Park in Bracknell

Wassail at Lily Hill Park in Bracknell

Have you ever been to a Wassail before? A Wassail event takes place annually at Lily Hill Park in Bracknell during January. During the winter month it’s something a little different to do with the children. The event takes place after dark, which adds to the uniqueness of the event. If you find this blog post useful, make sure you sign up for the Berkshire Mummies Mailing List, tell a friend and tag us in your adventures. Also do follow Berkshire Mummies on Instagram and Facebook. What is a Wassail? Wassailing is a historic tradition where the apple trees are blessed (normally on the 12th…
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Wassail’s in Berkshire

Wassail’s in Berkshire

According to English Oxford Living Dictionaries the historical definition to Wassail is: ‘Historical with object (in south-western England) drink to (fruit trees, typically apple trees) in a custom intended to ensure a fruitful crop’. Wassail, Lily Hill Park, Bracknell, Saturday 11th January 2020, 5.30pm-7pm. £4 per person (book here, ticket sales close at 9am, Friday 10th January). Meet at North Car Park, RG12 2RX. Suitable for all. The Wassail will take place by firelight. You are invited to bring cider (over 18 only, please drink sensibly) or apple juice. Lily Hill Park Orchard Wassail, Nature Discovery Centre, Thatcham, Sunday 12th January 2020,…
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