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Upcoming events at Fenton House and Garden

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“Now, until the break of day, Through this house each fairy stray.”
– William Shakespeare, A Midsummer Night’s Dream.

After a sold-out event last winter, House Proud returns to Fenton House this summer.

For one day only Fenton will be taken over by all kinds of queer delights. Come visit a beautiful historic property but see it through a different lens. We are celebrating LGBTQ+ history and identity with a folkloric flourish this year, so expect an evening of magical drag, fantastical performances and immersive activities!

With talks and performances happening at different times in different parts of the house and garden throughout the evening, you'll be free to explore and join in with the bits that most interest you.

Join historian Sacha Coward, author of Queer as Folklore, who will take a look at the hidden queer history behind some of our favourite myths and legends…
“Queer communities have often sought refuge in the shadows, found kinship in the in-between and created safe spaces in underworlds; but these forgotten narratives tell stories of remarkable resilience that deserve to be heard.” – Queer as Folklore.

More performers to be announced soon. We can’t wait to welcome you.

Join us for an evening of queer delights and fantastical performances as we celebrate LGBTQ+ history and identity with a folkloric flourish!

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