Join us for a Summer of Play at Sissinghurst Castle Garden with an Elizabethan twist.
Explore how Vita, Harold and their inner creative circle did not fit with early 20th century societal norms of gender and sexuality. A new display told through the books in Vita and Harold's collection. Opening Saturday 1 June.
More dates added. Meet the Sissinghurst Scholars, offering a rare opportunity to engage with team members of one of England's most iconic gardens.
The Sissinghurst Series presents Garden Museum curator Emma House on the gardening of Vita Sackville-West, in connection with their current exhibition 'Gardening Bohemia: Bloomsbury Women Outdoors'.
The Sissinghurst Series presents leading researcher Dave Goulson for a talk and Q&A on the topic of 'bioabundance' and how to tackle its decline through gardening.
Discover Vita Sackville-West and Harold Nicolson’s horticultural journey across five decades in this exclusive two-day course in collaboration with Long Barn Gardens.
The Sissinghurst Series presents leading landscape architect Marian Boswall on her regenerative design approach and how we can work with nature to create resilient planting.
Join Sissinghurst Scholar Paul Mooncie-Dunmall and Senior Collections Officer Nicci Obholzer for a guided workshop to make your own potpourri to take home for the winter.
The Sissinghurst Series presents award winning garden designer Tom Massey and celebrated architect Je Ahn at Sissinghurst.
The Sissinghurst Series presents our Head Gardener Troy Scott-Smith on the art of rose pruning.
Unleash your creative side and make a beautiful festive wreath featuring winter greenery from Sissinghurst's own garden and estate.