This weekend (Saturday 7 and Sunday 8 June 2025) Nick Mason, drummer of Pink Floyd, and his wife Annette will once again welcome the public into the garden of their Middlewick House in Corsham for the annual charity weekend.
The event, held in aid of Wiltshire and Bath Air Ambulance Charity and The Wiltshire Bobby Van Trust, draws thousands of visitors each year for a unique combination of community spirit and charitable purpose.
As long-standing supporters of both charities, the Masons continue to play a vital role in raising funds for the two services that support and protect the local community.
Last year’s event generated a record sum of £124,000 to be split between Wiltshire and Bath Air Ambulance Charity and the Wiltshire Bobby Van Trust.
Already 2025 Is set to smash all previous records, with in excess of 10,000 tickets already sold in advance of the weekend.
In an exciting addition for 2025, Wiltshire and Bath Air Ambulance Charity will have their Bell 429 helicopter and operational aircrew on site, allowing visitors a closer look at the aircraft and a chance to meet the team who respond to emergency incidents across the region (subject to operations).
Visitors can expect to shop from local artisans, enjoy food from various vendors and view Nick Mason’s collection of vintage and high-performance cars. There will also be live music, children’s activities and play area, stalls and other entertainment.
To enhance the visitor experience and minimise local congestion, this year’s event will have a new entrance when heading from Chippenham. Visitors are encouraged to follow updated signage and parking instructions on arrival.
The event takes place on both Saturday 7 and Sunday 8 June, opening from 10am until 5pm each day.
Purchase your tickets ahead of the weekend at middlewickhouseopengarden.com to save money. Tickets bought in advance cost £12 per adult (or £15 on the door). Tickets for children aged 12 years and under are free.
