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Opening Times:Market Hall; Mon-Sat inclusive 9am - 4.30pm.
Selective Bank Holiday and Sunday (Pre-Christmas) opening.
Street Markets every Wednesday and Saturday 8am - 4pm
Telephone: 01539 733333
See also South Lakeland Markets
We spent a lovely afternoon in a chocolate house called 1657 in your town of Kendal. We were greeted by some lovely staff and also the owners Mr & Mrs Moore. We tasted some excellent chocolate cakes, drinks and sweets in both the shop and the restaurant and we feel that this place should be promoted much more so that other visitors can enjoy the same pleasure.
This would be our personal recommendation for anyone living or visiting Kendal.
More details on the Personal view of Kendal page.
Opening Times:: Mon - Sat 9.00am - 5.30 pm.
Telephone: 01539 740060
Kendal Reptiles
A fascinating collection of reptiles and other creatures in a carefully controlled heated micro climate. From tiny tree frogs to 15ft pythons, there is something of interest for visitors and enthusiasts alike. situated on the main street at the northern end with entrance through Halls Pet Stores.
Opening Times: Mon-sat 9am-5pm Sundays (Easter to October)10.30am-4.30pm
Admission: Adults £2.25 children and OAP's £1.30 Family Ticket £6
Telephone: 01539 721240
Webbs Garden Centre
As the home of the Webbs 'Wonderful' lettuce Webbs is an ideal place to visit for all, boasting acres to wander round, thousands of plants and gifts to view and The Gardeners Cafe, where home-made snacks can be enjoyed. Webbs is Lakelands premier garden centre with a history to be proud of. Established 1810.
Opening times: Mon - Sat 9am - 6pm Sun 11am - 5pm
Telephone: 01539 720068
THE QUAKER TAPESTRY
Over 60 panels make up the tapestry made in 1981 to celebrate the ideas and experiences of Quakers since their founding in 1652. More than 4000 in 15 different countries have helped to make the tapestry and it can be seen in Kendal's historic meeting house.
Opening times Mon - Sat 10.00am - 5.00pm
Telephone: 01539 722975
Opening times: Mon - Sun 7.45am - 11.00pm
Telephone: Sport 01539 729777
Telephone: Theatre 01539 729702
Opening times: Seven days a week. Weekdays 9.30am - 6.00pm, Saturday 9.00am -6.00pm Sundays 11.00am - 5.00pm, Bank Holidays 9.00am - 6.00pm.
Telephone : 01539 721892
Opening times: Mid Mar - end of Oct daily 10.30am - 4.30pm
Telephone : 01539 721248
See also Abbot Hall
OPENING TIMES (1999)
Open Daily from 12 February until 24 December 1999
10.30am-5.00pm (Closing 4.00pm Feb, Mar, Nov and Dec)
ADMISSION
Adults £2.80
Children/Students £1.25
Senior Citizens £2.50
Family Ticket £6.90
Season Ticket £6.50
Under 30's Season Ticket £3.80
Family Season Ticket £15.00
Telephone: 01539 722464
Opening times: Arts Centre; Mon-Sat 9am-11pm Box Office; Mon-Sat 10am-8pm
Admission free to the Centre and Exhibitions. Ticket prices to the Theatre, Cinema and Music events vary.
Telephone 01539 725133
Telephone: (01539)725758
Fax: (01539)724457
Services available include accommodation booking service, C.M.S. National Express tickets and information, holiday information, leisure passes, maps and guide books, NRA licences, SLDC car park permits, souvenirs, stamps, theatre tickets and trips and tour tickets.
COACHES are welcome, with a convenient drop off in the centre of town and easy parking plus comfortable facilities for drivers at Kendal Leisure Centre (Book 01539 729777). Free leaflet available from the Tourist Information Centre.
Leisure Services Department
South Lakeland House
Lowther Street
Kendal
Cumbria LA9 4UF
Low Sizergh Barn
- Where Quality Comes Naturally
If the thought of tasting naturally prepared and home- made recipe foods makes your mouth water, we have treat in store
for you.
If you appreciate handmade crafts or would savour a country tea room with a most unusual view, you will find it all at Low Sizergh Barn.
Home Grown Goodness
When we first opened our 17th century Westmorland stone barn in 1991 to sell our own farm-grownfreshly picked strawberries, we were determined that only the best quality produce would be offered.
Since then the range of goods has grown enormously, but our quest for excellence remains unchanged.
The ever growing number of local customers and holiday makers who return time and time again seem to agree.
In 1997 Low Sizergh Farm was presented with a prestigous Broadoak farming award for our work in enhancing wildlife
and landscape conservation.
Traditional Recipes
Low Sizergh Barn gives you chances to sample and enjoy one of the widest ranges of foods in the Lake District.
Our specialist cheese counter offers a mouthwatering array of textures and flavours. Over the years we have sought the
best farmhouse cheeses, made to traditional recipes by small farms and dairies all over the British Isles. Just ask for a
sample taste, making up your mind could be harder than you think.
Our meat produce offers a tempting display of home cured ham and bacon and succulent sausages. There is smoked
salmon and local moorland raised lamb as well as organic free range chickens and turkeys that taste the way Christmas
used to all year round.
Home And Away
As you would expect from an old oak timbered barn, there are nooks and crannies everywhere.
Look around and you will see locally prepared pickles and preserves, chutneys and jams. There are fresh fruits and
vegetables and free range eggs from our own hens.
This was typed up by Matthew Lidiard, Year 8
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