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We are pleased to offer a self-drive visit to Aston Pottery and Gardens, located in Bampton, Oxfordshire (please note that coaches are not permitted). Aston Pottery is renowned for its handcrafted pottery, beautiful gardens, and award-winning café.
We have reserved tables in the café for 11.00am, and there will be an optional garden tour at 2.30pm led by Stephen Baughan, the owner. The dahlias will be in full bloom in August. If you would like to join the private group tour at 2.30pm, at a cost of £7.95 per person, please book in advance as numbers are limited to 30 on a first-come, first-served basis.
Aside from the café booking and the optional garden tour, no other activities have been organised. The day is intended for you to explore and enjoy at your leisure.
Car sharing is encouraged.
Click on the image to go to the Aston Pottery and Garden website.
Click on the image to find out more about the Aston Pottery Gardens
If you have any questions, please call 078969 56129 or email events@theartssocietycorinium.org
HOW TO BOOK THE GARDEN TOUR:
FIRST RESERVE YOUR PLACE by emailing events@theartssocietycorinium.org to check availability; please include your mobile number for contact on the day
ONLY WHEN your reservation is confirmed by email, then please pay one of the methods below:
Preferably pay online or in your bank:
Transfer £7.95 to The Arts Society Corinium
Barclays bank: Sort Code 20 68 15 Account No: 83403475
Reference: Your surname followed by AST
OR – by cheque:
£7.95 payable to The Arts Society Corinium, post to:
The Treasurer, David Taylor (AST), 1 Oaklands, Cirencester GL7 1FA
YOUR PLACE ON THE GARDEN TOUR WILL ONLY BE CONFIRMED BY EMAIL ONCE PAYMENT HAS BEEN RECEIVED
It is advisable that you complete and bring with you an “In Case of Emergency” (ICE) form on the day. The ICE form can be downloaded by clicking on the button below. The form is a note of your essential medical details in the unfortunate event of an accident, or illness during the visit, when it would be passed to paramedics. It is not read by any of our Society.
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