Music, Dance & Drama

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Music & Singing

Competition

Drama

Concert

London

Camden

British baritone George Robarts is the winner of the 2025 Lotte Lenya Competition in New York. He took home First Prize for a quickfire performance of Gilbert & Sullivan, Bock & Harnick, Sondheim, and a Kurt Weill interpretation described by the jury as “near perfect”.

Edward Picton-Turbervill is a pianist and composer, rapidly establishing himself as one of the most creative, imaginative and versatile voices of his generation. A Britten Pears Young Artist and City Music Foundation Artist, he can regularly be heard on BBC Radio 3 and has performed alongside leading singers.

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George Roberts And Edward Picton Turbervill Perform At Kenwood

This winter, something special is happening at Belsay Hall. The Snowman™ has tip‑toed into the gardens – and he’s brought a host of cheerful friends with him.

Bundle up, bring your loved ones and set out on a heartwarming sculpture trail throughout the grounds. There are twelve giant Snowmen to discover with joyful designs created by different artists on the theme of The Twelve Days of Christmas. From partridges to pipers, every Snowman has its own little story to share.

Begin at the visitor centre to pick up your trail map, then wander together to see how many Snowmen you can spot. Keep your eyes peeled – each sculpture hides a secret letter. Collect all twelve and you’ll reveal a magical Christmas word.

It’s a lovely way to enjoy the festive season together. So pull on your hats and scarves and head out for a charming winter adventure, sprinkled with nostalgia from Raymond Briggs’ much‑loved classic.

© Snowman Enterprises Limited 2026.

The trail has been developed in collaboration with Wild in Art, a leading producer of creative events that transform public spaces, connect communities and showcase inspiring art.

Walking With The Snowman™ At Belsay Hall, Castle And Gardens

This winter, something special is happening at Wrest Park. The Snowman™ has tip‑toed into the gardens – and he’s brought a host of cheerful friends with him.

Bundle up, bring your loved ones and set out on a heartwarming sculpture trail throughout the grounds. There are twelve giant Snowmen to discover with joyful designs created by different artists on the theme of The Twelve Days of Christmas. From partridges to pipers, every Snowman has its own little story to share.

Begin at the visitor centre to pick up your trail map, then wander together to see how many Snowmen you can spot. Keep your eyes peeled – each sculpture hides a secret letter. Collect all twelve and you’ll reveal a magical Christmas word.

It’s a lovely way to enjoy the festive season together. So pull on your hats and scarves and head out for a charming winter adventure, sprinkled with nostalgia from Raymond Briggs’ much‑loved classic.

© Snowman Enterprises Limited 2026.

The trail has been developed in collaboration with Wild in Art, a leading producer of creative events that transform public spaces, connect communities and showcase inspiring art.

Walking With The Snowman™ At Wrest Park

Audley End is celebrated for its magnificence: beautifully furnished rooms and fine objects, carefully arranged and presented for visitors. Yet above these showpiece interiors lies another, lesser-known world.

Running from May to November 2026, Behind Closed Doors is a new exhibition that offers a rare glimpse into the hidden second-floor rooms, long closed to the public. Once guest bedrooms and servants’ quarters, they now function as store rooms, revealing a quieter side of life within the house.

Through the photographs of Lachlan French and Clive Downes, these interiors evoke a faded splendour, carefully preserved as if a moment frozen in time.

In contrast to the rooms below, they offer a more subtle beauty, shaped by memory, atmosphere, and the traces of lives once lived behind closed doors.

This event is included with general admission. Book in advance to save 15%. Members go free.

Behind Closed Doors:

Get ahead with your Christmas planning at a Festive shopping day at Walmer Castle. Discover our range of gifts, toys and decorations in the castle shop. Our tea rooms will also be open for hot drinks and mince pies so you can enjoy a treat before you browse.

Please note that Walmer Castle and Gardens will be closed, but entry to the festive shopping days is free of charge.

Join us on:

Thursday 19 November

Thursday 26 November

Thursday 3 December

Thursday 10 December

Wednesday 16 December

Festive Shopping Days At Walmer Castle And Gardens

Join a community of crafters for a weekly knit and natter in the Coach House Cafe at Marble Hill.

We’re a friendly and encouraging group, who work on our own independent projects alongside each other.

Open to all adult ages and abilities.

There is no booking required. For more details please contact chloe.cooke@english-heritage.org.uk

Knitting Group At Marble Hill

Join Yorkshire Blue Badge Guide Sarah Milne-Day on a tour of the iconic town of Whitby.

Starting at the spectacular Gothic ruined Abbey, we will head down the famous 199 steps into the picturesque town and harbour to discover all about the history, industry and characters hidden in the winding alleys that make this such a fascinating place. From Dracula to polar bears via Captain Cook and Alice in Wonderland, there are secrets to be discovered around every corner.

This tour is graded as challenging access, as it is a walking tour with steep terrain and few places to stop and sit down.

Bookings will open for this event on this page on Tuesday 13 October at 9am.

Members' Event:

English Heritage Members are invited to discover the remarkable story of Shrewsbury Flaxmill Maltings, an icon of the Industrial Revolution.

Join us this November and December for a series of fascinating talks and tours exploring the people, innovations and events that shaped one of Britain's most pioneering buildings. Hear how visionary engineers created the world's first iron-framed building, discover the everyday lives of the workers who kept the mill running, and uncover the site's unexpected wartime history.

There are two different talks or tours on each date, and members are welcome to book one session or enjoy a full day by booking both.

Why not make a day of it? Between sessions, explore the interactive exhibition, enjoy a leisurely lunch or homemade cake in the Flaxmill Café, and take time to soak up the atmosphere of this iconic landmark. Free parking is available all day.

Plan your visit

10am - 4pm: Flaxmill Café open

11am - 12.30pm: Morning talk or tour

12pm - 4pm: Interactive exhibition open (no booking required)

3pm - 3pm: Afternoon talk or tour

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Advance booking is recommended as places are limited.

Free Members' Days At Shrewsbury Flaxmill Maltings

Visit our kitchen garden every Thursday, where we have a selection of fresh produce for sale.

All produce is grown by our volunteer gardeners, and proceeds support our house and gardens. Expect to find fresh vegetables, cut flowers and other seasonal produce.

Join us at the North East corner of Marble Hill Park.

Kitchen Garden Sale At Marble Hill

Join AJ in the beautiful grounds of Audley End House & Gardens, Saffron Walden, for authentic, inclusive yoga in a truly unique setting. This is a third-party event, independently hosted by AJ and taking place at Audley.

On dry days, classes take place on the lawns beneath the shade of magnificent oak trees. If the weather isn't on our side, we'll move indoors to the elegant Cipriani Room within the stately home, ensuring a welcoming space whatever the forecast.

Classes run at 11:00am and 12:00pm, with each session lasting 50 minutes.

Please enter through the main gate and let the team know you're attending yoga. Then make your way to the North Lobby, where AJ will meet you five minutes before the start of your class.

Bring a yoga mat, towel or blanket to practise on, along with any props that help you feel comfortable. Cushions, scarves and jumpers can all make excellent supports.

AJ's classes are rooted in traditional yogic teachings, creating a welcoming environment to explore movement, breath and mindfulness. Open to all levels, each session encourages you to connect with your body in a way that feels supportive, accessible and authentic.

Book your tickets here.

Yoga At Audley End

English Heritage

English Heritage cares for over 400 historic buildings, monuments and sites - from world-famous prehistoric sites to grand medieval castles, from Roman forts on the edges of the empire to a Cold War bunker. 

Through these, we bring the story of England to life for over 10 million people each year. 

George Roberts And Edward Picton Turbervill Perform At Kenwood

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