Holiday at Home members kicked off 2023 in style with a coffee morning at Histon Manor enjoying pastries with tea and coffee on the house! Over 65 members attended enjoying a catch up and a cuppa in the kitchen, dining room and sitting room.

Histon Manor hosted its inaugural Village and Dahlia Show on Sunday 11th September in aid of East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices. Over 800 visitors came to see the amazing display of the 100 dahlia entries from local gardeners in the three chosen classes Single Bloom, Triple Bloom and Floral arrangement. It had been a tough year for dahlias after the long drought but the submissions kept on coming and the dahlia display was dazzling.

After the 2021 crazy downpour (where we all got very wet and had to make a quick run for it inside), this year, on our chosen date in July, the weather was just perfect. Pimms was served on arrival at 3pm, followed by cucumber sandwiches, and tea and cake for all.

Histon Manor was delighted to welcome HI Forget-me-not Journey Support Group for afternoon tea and cake on the 28th June, 2022. It was great afternoon with lots of laughter, friendship and chat

What a great afternoon it was, showcasing Histon and Impington’s Community spirit at its very best. The weather was kind to us with the heat cooling off just in time. We were delighted to be able to host the launch of this great initiative and were very proud to welcome over 75 residents for tea and cake. Residents sat back in the shade under a large marquee, situated on the old tennis court lawn, to watch a wonderful dance display given by pupils from the Brook Primary and songs from their school choir

Histon Hobblers celebrated 20 years of running and friendship this summer in our gardens with fizz, fun and laughter. The Hobblers started in 2002 and were created as a get-up-and-go group, focusing on ‘let’s get off the couch and learn to run 5Km’ for Cancer Research’s Race for Life.

Histon Manor opened its gardens as part of the Histon & Impington Open Garden Scheme on Sunday June 12th, 2022. Just under 1600 visitors came to enjoy a fun day. The whole event covering 19 gardens, raised a record breaking £11,000 shared between several local charities.