To book, call 01420 541010 or click on the event to book online.
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Monday 2nd March 2020 to Wednesday 30th December 2020 Chawton House |
Online Exhibition: Man Up!Chawton House’s 2020 exhibition highlights the lives of eighteenth century women who stepped outside of traditional female roles, risking physical perils and public outrage in disguising themselves as men. |
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Saturday 28th November 2020 to Sunday 29th November 2020 Online |
Creative Writing Workshop - In your ElementChawton House is hosting a series of online summer creative writing workshops with writer and editor Claire Thurlow. |
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Wednesday 2nd December 2020 Online |
Virtual Beading WorkshopBook yourself onto one of our online embroidery workshops complete with kit sent to you in advance. |
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Sunday 6th December 2020 to Saturday 12th December 2020 Chawton House |
CHANGE OF DATE: Wreath Making WorkshopsEnjoy a day of creativity within the Hampshire Countryside, based here at the beautiful setting of Chawton House. |
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Monday 7th December 2020 to Thursday 24th December 2020 Chawton House |
Festive treats - from our House to yoursFrom our House to yours! Enjoy a selection of home-baked goodies from the Old Kitchen Tearoom over the festive period |
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Saturday 12th December 2020 to Sunday 3rd January 2021 Chawton House |
The Glimmering GardenLight trail installed in the garden for winter openings. |
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Sunday 13th December 2020 Chawton House |
NEW DATE: Willow Workshop - Star DecorationEnjoy a day of creativity within the Hampshire Countryside, based here at the beautiful setting of Chawton House. |
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Wednesday 16th December 2020 Online |
An Evening with The WatsonsTo celebrate Jane Austen’s 245th birthday this year, Chawton House are taking a fresh look at her unfinished work ‘The Watsons’, with an evening of online events. |
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Thursday 17th December 2020 Chawton House |
The Glimmering Garden Torchlit TourExplore Chawton House’s new glowing lights trail after dark |
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Monday 11th January 2021 Online |
Walking Women: a Conversation with Kerri AndrewsA conversation with Kerri Andrews, author of Wanderers: A History of Women Walking |