The Ightham at War: Prisoners With Parallel Fates exhibition tells the extraordinary stories of two men at war —one a captured British soldier, the other a downed German pilot— both connected by Ightham Mote.
This year marks the 40th anniversary of Charles Henry Robinson gifting Ightham Mote to the National Trust.
Discover what life was like on the Home Front during World War II with our family friendly weekend of interactive sessions and displays.
Discover how Ightham Mote inspired internationally renowned artist John Singer Sargent.
Get ready for bells, sticks, and plenty of energy as Invicta Morris bring their vibrant Cotswold Morris dancing to the beautiful setting of Ightham Mote.
A celebratory weekend that takes us back 80 years to wartime Kent with Up an At ‘Em!’s fun interactive history sessions and a rousing Big Band picnic finale.
Pop in and join our coffee morning to find out how you can support us as part of the team at Ightham Mote.
Find out how a gift in your will can help us protect and preserve the special places in our care.
The Allegri Singers return to Ightham Mote singing Madrigals in the Courtyard.
The Dial band return to Ightham Mote for a summer evening of live music and dancing under the stars.