Join us for a Tea-time Talk with artist, curator and writer Leah Gordon, as she discusses her recent exhibition Monument to the Vanquished Peasant and subsequent book, Common People. These works explore the history of the enclosure of common land...
For 1000 years the Common has been a resource for the communities surrounding it. That it was created was down to human necessity; that it survived was down to the interplay of politics and economics. The history of the Common is a social history...
Poetry Hubs are welcoming and inclusive spaces designed to foster a love for poetry across Surrey. These community-driven gatherings invite poets of all skill levels, from beginners to seasoned writers, to come together, share their work, and...
Join us for free music recitals at weekends throughout the summer.
Read your own book, in silence, amongst good company. Bring a book of your choice — or borrow one from our second-hand bookshop — and find a comfy spot in our beautiful library with views across the Weald. Carve out some time for you and a good...
A five-mile circular walk with music, Morris dancing and poetry, set in the Surrey Hills landscape that inspired the beloved British composer Ralph Vaughan Williams.
Set within the inspirational surroundings of Leith Hill Place in the Surrey Hills, this special concert brings together new music and much-loved masterpieces.
Join us for an afternoon of words, voices, and good company. Whether you've been writing for decades or scribbled something on the way here — you're welcome on the mic.
Set against the timeless beauty of Leith Hill Place, The National Trust and The Orpheus Centre invite you to a summer evening concert that blends history, music and warm storytelling.
Join us for an afternoon of words, voices, and good company. Whether you've been writing for decades or scribbled something on the way here — you're welcome on the mic.
Join historian and curator Helen Antrobus for a journey through the lives of three great environmental activists: Octavia Hill, Robert Hunter and Hardwicke Rawnsley.
Harpist Catrin Finch performs pieces from Notes to Self, a series of reflective and deeply personal new tracks she has composed for Katy, her 13 year-old-self, and her first album of solo compositions in a decade.