This National Lottery Open Week, we're saying #thankstoyou with free entry to The Gardeners' House for a look behind the scenes before we open in early summer.

Every week National Lottery players raise over £30 million for good cause projects, like ours. That's why we’re pleased to be taking part in National Lottery Open Week, which celebrates the contribution of National Lottery players in supporting good causes over the past 28 years.

To thank National Lottery players for their support, we will be offering free tours of the refurbished Gardeners' House on Friday 21 March at 10am and 11am.

We will be offering Lottery ticket holders an early peek behind the scenes as the renovation work nears completion.

We'll give a tour of the building (but may need to exclude any areas that builders are currently working on). We'll also tell visitors about some of the events and activities that will be taking place when we open.

We want to avoid causing too much disruption to the builders, so we can only offer tours on one day during the week.

• Visitors must pre-book places on the tour and numbers are strictly limited

• Proof of purchase (a lottery ticket) will entitle entry for up to four people

• Please join the wait list on the Ticket Tailor booking page if there are no more tickets available or if the date we're advertising is not convenient for you. 

• We may be able to offer more tour dates as we get nearer to opening

Anyone who presents any National Lottery ticket(digital or physical), scratchcard, or Instant Win Game, on these dates will be able to take up this special offer. Please check our full terms and conditions below.

As a recipient of National Lottery funding, The Gardeners' House has been able to bring the dilapidated building in Morrab Gardens back to life creating a place to celebrate the stories and landscape of West Cornwall.

The National Lottery supports good cause projects in the areas of arts, education, environment, health, heritage, sport and community. Over the past 28 years, National Lottery players have raised more than £46 billion for projects which are making a huge difference to lives of people and communities throughout the whole of the UK.