Book Making Workshop with illustrator Cathy Brett
Overwhelmed by screen noise and info overload? Take time out, and explore the mindful pleasure of making your own sketchbook.
- Booking essential
Join illustrator, graphic novelist and book artist, Cathy Brett, for a day of creative sketch-booking. With Cathy’s expert guidance, make your own luxurious hard cover folded sketchbook in the morning, then, after lunch, fill its pages with mindful drawings, patterns, doodles and thoughts inspired by this peaceful house and beautiful landscape. All materials provided.
Enjoy a full day being inspired by the glorious surroundings of Leith Hill Place. Bring your own packed lunch.
This will be the last opportunity to spend time in the House for the 2025 season.
Nearest parking is at the Rhododendron Wood car park (what 3 words location push.horses.fade). Normal parking charges apply. NT members park for free.
This event will go ahead with 10 or more bookings.
Times
Prices
| Ticket type | Ticket category |
|---|---|
| All | £30.00 |
The basics
- Booking details
Call 03442491895
- Suitability
Not appropriate for children
- Meeting point
Meet at Reception
- What to bring and wear
Dress comfortably to be able to create the book. No food available to purchase. Please bring your own lunch.
- Accessibility
No disabled toilets on site but cubicles are large. Ramp to front door. Limited disabled parking at the front of the house.
Upcoming events
Heritage Open Weekends - Leith Hill Place & Tower
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Artist Talks: Refuge Exhibition 2025
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