Seek out nature in Upton's Woodland Walk and gardens with this fun trail sheet for little explorers.
Celebrated artist David Birtwhistle returns to Upton House and Gardens to exhibit a selection of his beautiful watercolour paintings, prints and greetings cards in the Squash Court Gallery.
Introduce your child to the pleasures and possibilities of great paintings this summer with new interpretation and immersive activities exploring some of Upton's most distinguished collection items.
New for 2024, Quantum theatre presents a delightful new adaptation of Beatrix Potter’s much-loved tale — The Tale of Jemima Puddle-Duck.
Keep little hands happy and busy this summer with fun arts and crafts activities available to do every Tuesday.
Join Debbie Wild from the Swan School of Tai Chi and Qigong, who will guide you through this ancient Chinese exercise, in the meditative setting of our Quiet Orchard, on alternate Wednesdays from 17 April, 10:45am-12:15pm.
Give little ones a summer of nature exploration. From wildlife spotting to badger trails, there’ll be hands-on fun and discovery every Wednesday throughout the summer holidays.
Once upon a time... there was a new story to discover every Thursday in the Woodland Walk, with fun and adventures for all.
Enjoy live music in the intimate outdoor setting of Upton House and Gardens every weekend this August, up to and including Bank Holiday Monday.
Two wealthy families, the Montagues and the Capulets, are at war. But when Romeo (Montague’s son) meets Juliet (Capulet’s daughter) they fall into a forbidden love with devastating consequences.
Discover the world-class art collection at Upton House and Gardens, with free entry this weekend only, for Heritage Open Day.
Lizzie Bentley leads this fun drawing class amidst the galleries at Upton House and inspired by its world-class collection of European art.
Take in big skies, historic vistas and the imprint of a pioneering landscape designer on this 4.8-mile circular walk from Upton House and Gardens.
Please Do Not Touch is a new play by former Birmingham Poet Laureate Casey Bailey about a young man’s journey into the criminal system following a visit to a heritage house.