Exhibitions and Collections at Croome

Come and see what you can experience in the house at Croome. Select pieces of our collection have returned and we are developing innovative ways to share them together with using the space to display innovative art exhibitions.

Visitor walking through 'The Golden Box'

Installation called 'Chair Play' by artist Will Datson — Chair Play by Will Datson at Croome

Croome Carole cataloguing the collection — Carole cataloguing and conserving returned furniture

Conservator completing paperwork for the collection — Completing condition reports for our returning collection

Art Exhibitions in the Mansion House

Antony Bridge working on his preliminary sketch

Exhibition - Bridge and Wilson: Landscape

Local artist Antony Bridge has been commissioned to paint the Croome landscape, 261 years after famous landscape painter Richard Wilson was also engaged to paint the emerging landscape of the 6th Earl of Coventry.

Croome Antony Bridge in croome landscape

Antony Bridge artist in residence

A popular Malvern artist Antony Bridge has produced works based on the beautiful landscape at Croome. From February 2019 he will have a new exhibition in the Court.

NEW - The Coventrys and Art Exhibition

This new exhibition of portraits, from Croome’s own collection and on loan from private collections, showcases the history of the Coventry family from the turn of the 17th century through to the present day.

Tree and child on swing in vintage tea cup — One of the miniature pieces on show

Embroidery exhibition at Croome

An exhibition presenting an intriguing mixture of traditional and modern styles.

Croome garniture by amy jayne hughes — Garniture by Amy Jayne Hughes

'Garniture' exhibition at Croome

Now showing in the Saloon in the Court at Croome, Amy Jayne Hughes, a London-based ceramicist exhibits her new 'Garniture' set based on Croome’s porcelain collection.

Croome Soul to Sole Hare Krishna — Hare Krishna inspired shoes for Soul to Sole exhibition

Croome Soul to Sole exhibition

Step into the basement of Croome Court and discover characters from Croome’s long history encapsulated within a pair of shoes.

Participatory projects at Croome

Artist Kashif Nadim Chaudry’s new exhibition, 'What is Home', is inspired by a period in Croome’s history 1948 – 1978 when it housed a residential school, St Joseph’s School for Boys.