Tynedale Hospice at Home to continue the beloved Hidden Gardens event.
Tynedale Hospice at Home will take over the much loved Hidden Gardens event following the closure of Hexham Community Partnership, ensuring its continuation as a valued community tradition.
The event will retain its familiar format, welcoming gardening enthusiasts and visitors alike for inspiration and enjoyment, while bringing the community together for a shared cause. Proceeds from ticket sales will support the hospice at home care services for local families.
The Hospice extends its sincere thanks to Down to Earth for its generous sponsorship. Their support reflects a strong commitment to the local community and will help ensure the event continues to thrive while raising vital funds for hospice care.
Cathy Bates Community Fundraising Lead said the Hospice is “honoured to continue an event that means so much to the community” while preserving its spirit and purpose.
The Hospice also recognises the legacy of the Hexham Community Partnership and the volunteers who have run Hidden Gardens over the years, and looks forward to building on this strong community foundation.
The Hospice is inviting both returning and new participants to open their gardens this year. For more information or to register your garden contact cathy@tynedalehospice.com. Ticket sales will be announced soon.
Pictured is Deborah Anderson, Neil Wilkinson Hexham Community Partnership and Berdan Herdan Chair of Trustees and Cathy Bates Community Fundraising Lead Tynedale Hospice at Home.