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Saturday 28 October | 2023 | 10.30am - 3.30pm
Venue: The Workhouse and Infirmary
Price: Free
The Workhouse and Infirmary is celebrating Southwell's Bramley Apple Day by holding the longest apple peel competition out on the field. Entry to the field will be free for the day. It's a family friendly time that rounds off the whole Bramley Festival experience.
There will be an apple themed prize for the winners.
Apple printing will also be available.
These activities are free, however for access to the property, admission charges apply.
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