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Syon Park, Brentford
Syon is one of the last great houses of London, and has been in the family of the present owners for more than 400 years.
Syon Park
Syon House was started by Lord Protector Somerset in 1547 and is built on the site of a medieval abbey, first excavated by "Time Team". There have been gardens at Syon since the 15th Century.
Mortlake
Lighting store
Twickenham
Fifty years ago, Alan Ayckbourn’s acclaimed trilogy, The Norman Conquests, opened in the West End. Following the events of a weekend in a faded middle-class abode in the south of England Table Manners (set in the dining room) is the best known…
Richmond
Table top top sale at St John's Church: clothes, books, bric a brac, household items and religious icons. All donations will help towards the restoration of our historic textiles and vestments. Free entry.
Barnes
A hectic night and morning of frenetic running up and down staircases, across three floors, six characters are immersed in their own individual problems. Roland, a self-made bucket magnate, is buying a dilapidated Victorian house, once a brothel,…
Barnes
Returning to OSO after successful runs of Absent Friends, Codpieces and Handbagged, Claire Evans presents Alan Ayckbourn's Taking Steps, his rarely seen laugh-out-loud farce. The company will again comprise professional actors providing stand-out…
Twickenham
Join Strawberry Hill's honorary librarian and tour guide, Carole Tucker, on this unique and fascinating garden tour. The tour begins with a private view of what Art historian, Andrew Graham-Dixon, referred to as 'the two most brilliant and perfectly…
Richmond
When Hilary Thomson and her husband Ian bought a flat in Ennerdale Road, Kew, it was immediately clear there was more to this 1960s block than met the eye.
Richmond
Richmond
Sarah will talk about her journey into costuming and the levels of authenticity involved with making period costumes to wear as a tour guide. She will also describe how the “perfect” silhouette has changed over time and how women have striven to…
Richmond
In this talk, Vicky McGrath, Learning Officer at the Museum of Richmond, will take a closer look at an infamous crime from Victorian Richmond. Followed by a party with drinks and nibbles.
Percy Road, Whitton
This lecture examines the development of a classic 'British Way of war' strategy for World War One. Long term planning by Admiral Lord Fisher had focused on using control of, or the threat to enter the Baltic to leverage German strategy and complete…
Barnes
We are delighted to welcome back Edward Mayer, the founder of Swift Conservation and a leading expert on Swifts, these amazing and superb aerial birds with an incredible story to tell.
Twickenham
Dutch fine artist, Tanja Moderscheim presents a fascinating art history lecture about the development of the flower painting as a genre in the Netherlands, culminating in Jan van Huysum's work in the 1700s. The lecture will also discuss Tulip Mania…
Twickenham
This talk will be concerned with the selection of Christiane Baumgartner’s works for her exhibition at Strawberry Hill House, placing emphasis on the medium of woodcut printing, and the artist’s awareness of the tradition within which she is…
Twickenham
Anne Desmet was invited to curate “Scene through Wood: A Century of Modern Wood Engraving” for the Ashmolean Museum (and touring) to celebrate the centenary of the Society of Wood Engravers in 2020. Wood engraving is a historic printing technique…
Barnes
Actor, writer and director extraordinaire Tama Matheson returns to Barnes with the thrilling, irreverent, poignant, and hilarious life of one the greatest personalities of the Romantic era: Don Juan, by poet Lord Byron. Bursting with wit and…
Richmond
Tamara de Lempicka’s art typifies the art deco period. This talk introduces her life, art, her clients and her art deco lifestyle. Lempicka was the 1920s ‘new woman’, independent and fashionably beautiful with a successful career. By 1928 she had…
Kew
When aspiring 30-something playwright, Teanna Wright, is finally commissioned to write her first play, life couldn’t be sweeter. Her brief? Windrush 75. Despite the apprehensions of older sis, Glory, Teanna decides she wants to tell the story of her…
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