Kelmarsh Hall is an elegant 18th century country house set in the rolling Northamptonshire countryside, located approximately five miles south of Market Harborough.

The Hall and award winning Gardens are open to the public from April through to September each year. They have an excellent tea room serving morning coffee, lunch and afternoon tea.

The Little Theatre is owned and operated by Leicester Drama Society Ltd, an amateur non-profit making organisation founded in 1922 for the furtherance and study of the art of drama. LDS survives without public subsidy and presents a repertoire of plays of all types throughout the year. With its rehearsal rooms, Studio, bar and library, the theatre forms a social meeting place for those interested in the theatre.

Fosse Park is one of Britain’s biggest out-of-town shopping parks with over 30 retails stores. It has two areas, the original site consisting of mainly fashion retailers and a food court , and a newer development with electrical and furniture retailers.

Uppingham is blessed with a range of speciality shops and traditional retailers, many of whom are still family owned and run. For browsing around antiques shops, Uppingham hits the mark perfectly allowing you to meander around the town for hours, finding hidden gems around every corner. Antiques waiting to be discovered in Uppingham include glass, china, cutlery, silver, jewellery, maps, furniture, mirrors, coins and many more objects d’art. If you need help on how to curate them into your home or for a full interior design plan, pop into Sarah Harding Interiors for inspiration.

Art is very important to Uppingham with a number of distinguished art galleries displaying work from acclaimed artists from around the world as well as introducing visitors to a plethora of talented local artists. Peter Barker Fine Art is a great example of this, and the internationally renowned Goldmark Gallery is certainly not to be missed. The Rutland Gallery exhibits both established and emerging contemporary artists.