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Harewood House to host CLA Game Fair 2015
STOP PRESS! The CLA has announced it is heading North next year, returning to Harewood House, Leeds, Yorkshire, from Friday 31 July to Sunday 2 August 2015.
This is the 6th time the CLA Game Fair has been held at Harewood House in its 58 year history, the house with its Palladian style makes a stunning backdrop for ‘The celebration of the Great British countryside’.
Helen Woolley, Director General of the CLA, commented: “We are looking forward to heading North again and delighted to be returning to Harewood House which is such a popular venue with visitors and exhibitors.”
David Lascelles, Earl of Harewood, commented: “We’re delighted to welcome the CLA Game Fair back to Harewood – celebrating the countryside as a living, breathing and working place.”
For more details, visit www.gamefair.co.uk.
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