Hanbury Hall is inviting visitors to step back in time this festive season, with a nostalgic Christmas celebration inspired by the sights, sounds and traditions of the 1970s and 1980s.

Running from Saturday 28 November 2026 until Sunday 3 January 2027, It's Christmaaas! will see the National Trust property transformed with colourful decorations, twinkling lights, shiny baubles and plenty of tinsel.

Visitors can explore the Hall's rooms dressed for a retro Christmas party, while festive hits from the 70s and 80s play throughout the building. There will even be the opportunity to enjoy a glass of Babycham as part of the throwback experience.

The event is free, although normal admission charges apply, and there's no need to book in advance. The Hall will be open daily from 10am to 4pm, with last entry at 3.45pm (excluding 24 and 25 December, when the property is closed).

There will also be a number of additional festive activities taking place throughout the season, giving visitors even more opportunities to enjoy the retro theme.

Those keen to show off their singing skills can book a Christmas Karaoke session in the Long Gallery, taking place on selected dates between 28 November and 13 December. Groups of up to six people will have 30 minutes to perform their favourite disco classics, power ballads and pop anthems from the 70s and 80s.

On Sunday 6 December, Voices Unlimited Choir will bring a selection of nostalgic festive favourites to the Main Hall. Around 35 singers will perform from the staircase, with four 20-minute performances scheduled for 12pm, 1pm, 2pm and 3pm. The performances are free to enjoy, although normal admission applies.

Meanwhile, on Friday 11 December, visitors can enjoy Festive Friday Night Fever, an after-hours Christmas party. Guests can explore the decorated Hall, enjoy a festive turkey bap and mulled wine before heading to a 70s and 80s disco in the Main Hall, running from 9pm to 11pm. Retro fancy dress is encouraged, with a prize for the best-dressed guest. Tickets cost £40.

For more information about the Christmas programme and to book the additional activities, visit the Hanbury Hall website.