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.
- Booking not needed
- Free event (admission applies)
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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- Meeting point
Exhibition is located on the first floor of the Old Castle building
- Accessibility
The exhibition is located on the first floor of the Old Castle. Unfortunately, due to the fragile nature of the building, there is no disabled access to this exhibition.
- Other
No booking is required for the exhibition, however we do recommend booking parking in advance to guarantee entry.
Upcoming events
Spring butterfly spotter trail at Scotney Castle
Venture on a Butterfly Expedition at Scotney Castle. This Spring, dive into the enchanting world of butterflies with our exciting spotter trail around the stunning Scotney Castle Gardens.
Hospice in the Weald Meadow of Memories at Scotney Castle 17-26 May
Visit a stunning display of handcrafted metal butterflies, each one dedicated in memory of a loved one. It’s the perfect setting to pause, remember and find comfort in a shared tribute this spring.
Guided Garden Tours: Scotney's Herbaceous Borders 19 May - 13 June
See the abundance of colour in the Scotney Castle herbaceous borders and learn how the garden team keep them looking their best.
Flower Festival
Come and enjoy the sights and smells of Scotney's annual community flower festival in the mansion house.