Meet Me on the Island, Scotney Castle - Meet & Greet with Rebeca Douglas
Kent based Rebecca Douglas, is the visual storyteller behind this season's exhibition in the Old Castle. She will be holding two drop in meet & greet sessions on Saturday 26th July.
- Booking not needed
- Free event (admission applies)
Everyone is warmly invited to join Rebecca in the exhibition anytime between 11am-1pm and 2-4pm for informal chats abut the images, stories and wild moments behind the Islandness exhibition and to ask questions or share responses to the work.
Islandness is a new exhibition allowing you to explore the liminal space where earth, sea and sky meet displayed in the old castle, an island within an island nation.
With a strong environmental narrative, this exhibition considers the tension where the known gives way to the unknown, between isolation and connection, the flux between performance and change.
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This event is free, but normal admission charges apply for the venue.
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Meet in the Old Castle
- Accessibility
The exhibition is located over two floors of the Old Castle. Unfortunately, due to the fragile nature of the building, there is no disabled access to this exhibition.
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No booking is required, however we do recommend booking parking in advance to guarantee entry.
Upcoming events
Islandness- A visual storytelling exhibition
This year's exhibition at Scotney focuses on the work of Kent based visual storyteller, Rebecca Douglas, translating nature's stories into compelling visual narratives through photography, video, drone speaking and writing.
Summer of Play at Scotney Castle, Kent: 19 July to 31 August
Enjoy playful family days out this summer at Scotney Castle from Saturday 19 July to Sunday 31 August. Normal admission applies.
Scotney Castle Outdoor Theatre: Alice Through The Looking Glass
Scotney Castle welcomes Quantum Theatre for their lively new adaptation of Lewis Carroll’s timeless classic, Through the Looking Glass (and What Alice Found There) to kick off our summer outdoor theatre season.
Scotney Castle Outdoor Theatre: The Big Bad Wolf
Come on a musical journey of plotting and scheming with folklore's most notorious villain - The Big Bad Wolf.