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Discover Rutland Visitor Guide Spring Summer 2025

Experience Rutland’s Spring and Summer with the Discover Rutland Visitor Guide

Discover Rutland Visitor Guide Autumn Winter 2025

Your Guide to Exploring Rutland This Autumn and Winter

Discover Rutland Visitor Guide Spring Summer 2026

Experience Rutland’s Spring and Summer with the Discover Rutland Visitor Guide

Discover Rutland Visitor Guide Autumn Winter 2026

Your Guide to Exploring Rutland This Autumn and Winter

As summer begins to fade, the Autumn Equinox marks

As summer begins to fade, the Autumn Equinox marks an important turning point in the seasonal calendar. The equinox is the moment when day and night are almost equal in length, signalling the transition from summer into autumn across the Northern Hemisphere.

For centuries, the changing seasons have been recognised and celebrated as part of the natural rhythm of life. The Autumn Equinox marks a time of balance, harvest and preparation, as the abundance of summer gives way to the quieter months ahead.

Across Britain, autumn has traditionally been a time of celebrating the year’s harvest, preserving food for winter and giving thanks for the fruits of the year’s work. It is also a season of noticeable change in the natural world, as hedgerows fill with berries, leaves begin to turn and woodlands slowly change from green to shades of gold, red and brown.

It’s a wonderful time to explore Rutland’s countryside, with cool, crisp mornings, changing colours across the landscape and the first wisps of smoke rising from fires as the evenings draw in.

Discover the county’s towns and villages and enjoy the sights, sounds and atmosphere of the changing season.

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#AutumnEquinox #DiscoverRutland #LoveRutland

Rutland Food & Drink Week is the perfect excuse to

Rutland Food & Drink Week is the perfect excuse to try something new!

Holiday Inn Corby have launched a new drinks menu, including their new signature cocktail- the Key Card Kiss.

Cheers to a week of good food and drink in Rutland!

#LoveRutland #DisocverRutland #RutlandFoodandDrinkWeek26 #HolidayInnCorby

Hidden away at Rutland Garden Village in Langham,

Hidden away at Rutland Garden Village in Langham, The Flower Shed is a little haven for beautiful, natural floristry.

Run by Angela, The Shed creates seasonal bouquets, thoughtful floral gifts and beautiful arrangements for life’s special moments, with a particular love for garden-inspired designs and flowers that are a little bit different.

But The Flower Shed isn’t just about picking up a beautiful bunch of flowers. Its new programme of floral workshops gives budding florists and flower lovers the chance to get creative, learn new skills and enjoy a few hours surrounded by blooms.

It’s been an exciting year for Angela, who has been shortlisted for the Rutland & Stamford Mercury Business Awards and received two Wedding Industry Awards nominations.

For flowers with personality, seasonal inspiration and a personal touch, The Flower Shed is well worth discovering.

Pop by The Flower Shed at Rutland Garden Village or discover more online.

#DiscoverRutland #LoveRutland #FlowerShed #RutlandFlorals

As part of Rutland Food & Drink Week this year, he

As part of Rutland Food & Drink Week this year, head over to French Cellar on Mill Street, Oakham and enjoy a free tasting of three new exclusive wines from the collection.

A great opportunity to discover a selection of wines and hopefully find a new favourite!

#FrenchCellar #LoveRutland #DiscoverRutland

Starting tomorrow, Rutland Food & Drink Week 2026

Starting tomorrow, Rutland Food & Drink Week 2026 begins!

From 19–27 September, Rutland’s restaurants, cafés, producers, pubs and food businesses will be celebrating with special menus, events, offers and experiences.

Find out what’s happening during Food & Drink Week via the link in our bio.

Discover Rutland, your way. From countryside walk

Discover Rutland, your way.

From countryside walks and attractions to independent shops, cafés and places to eat, there are plenty of ways to enjoy a day out in Rutland.

Take a look at our Accessible Rutland guide for information to help you plan your visit.

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#AccessibleRutland #DiscoverRutland #NationalInclusionWeek

Why does Rutland’s ceremonial status matter? Rutl

Why does Rutland’s ceremonial status matter?

Rutland is more than an administrative boundary. It is a historic county with a distinct identity, strong sense of community and traditions that have endured for generations.

With local government reorganisation set to change how services are administered, what does this mean for Rutland’s identity and ceremonial status?

Our latest blog explores Rutland’s history, its restoration as a ceremonial county in 1997, and why its identity continues to matter to residents, businesses and visitors.

Read the full blog: Why Rutland’s Ceremonial Status Matters

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Head to Rockingham Castle during Rutland Food & Dr

Head to Rockingham Castle during Rutland Food & Drink Week for the Autumn Artisan Fair on 26 & 27 September, 11am–4pm.

Enjoy a September weekend discovering local independent makers, producers and artisan creations, all within the stunning surroundings of Rockingham Castle.

Admission is just £6, with children aged 16 and under going free. Each child can also enjoy free face painting.

A great day out for all the family and a chance to support local makers and producers.

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#DiscoverRutland #LoveRutland #RockinghamCastle

Step inside some of our local historic places this

Step inside some of our local historic places this September for Heritage Open Days.

All Saints’ Church in Oakham, Peterborough Cathedral, Rocks By Rail and Lyddington Bede House are all taking part, offering the chance to explore these remarkable places and discover more about their history and stories.

Whether you’re a history enthusiast or simply curious to see somewhere new, Heritage Open Days are a great opportunity to discover more of England’s rich heritage.

Keep an eye out for more Heritage Open Days events taking place across the county and beyond.

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#DiscoverRutland #LoveRutland #HeritageOpenDays

Brewery Tours at Grainstore Brewery As part of Ru

Brewery Tours at Grainstore Brewery

As part of Rutland Food & Drink Week 2026, go behind the scenes at Grainstore Brewery on Saturday 19 September and discover how great beer is made.

Join the team for a fun, informative and hands-on tour of the brewing process, with a closer look at what happens behind the scenes.

Tours take place at 11am and 1pm and are free of charge.

Places must be pre-booked. To reserve a place, email enquiries@grainstorebrewery.com

#LoveRutland #DiscoverRutland #RutlandFoodandDrinkWeek2026

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