Forget grabbing just any beach read this summer - why not dive into the stories behind your favourite authors and characters by exploring some of the UK’s most iconic literary destinations?
Award-winning poet Robert Seater and acclaimed visual artist Jessica Palmer will bring the fascinating stories and compelling atmosphere of Kelmscot Manor to life as part of the Manor’s programme of learning and public engagement alongside an inspirational new exhibition on ‘William Morris and the Book’ (5 June – 25 October).
Looking for a fun and educational way to spend time with your little explorers? The UK is packed with incredible historical and heritage sites that make learning exciting. Castles, ancient ruins, and fascinating museums bring history to life in ways no classroom can. Here are ten awesome reasons to take your kids on a historical adventure!
Gosford House will host its Spring Open Days from Thursday, April 17th, to Monday, April 21st, 2025. During this period, visitors can partake in guided tours that unveil the rich history and architectural splendour of the estate.
The Society of Antiquaries of London, in partnership with Heritage Crafts, is thrilled to introduce basket maker Sarah Le Breton as the Maker in Residence for 2025 at Kelmscott Manor. This historic residence, once the cherished home of acclaimed writer, designer-craftsman, conservationist, and revolutionary socialist William Morris, will be the backdrop for Sarah’s residency between April and October.
TEALS and Burghley are hugely excited to announce a new collaboration to regenerate parts of George Farm, London Rd, bringing to life a shared vision for a new food market, restaurant, food to go and gift store on the outskirts of Stamford.
The month of March is Women’s History Month – a celebration of the achievements of women throughout history. To mark the occasion, here are some of Britian’s incredible women and the amazing things that they achieved in their lifetimes.
Kelmarsh Hall and Gardens are delighted to announce the grand reopening for the 2025 open season, o:ering visitors the chance to experience the grandeur of the Hall, explore the historic gardens, and enjoy a variety of exciting events throughout the season.
Some of the oldest photographs in England, which shows the country’s transformation through the Industrial Revolution, have been acquired by Historic England.
Celebrate the 160th anniversary of Alice’s Adventure in Wonderland by visiting Christ Church College in Oxford where an exceptional collection of Lewis Carroll’s writings and photographs are on display until 17th April.
Pop culture icons Audrey Hepburn and Marc Bolan are month the famous names who will be honoured with Blue Plaques as more of them are announced to appear around London.
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