2020
 | Saturday 11th July 2020 Online | Chawton House Presents the Jane Austen Society 80th Birthday PartyA free online day of celebration hosted by Chawton House to celebrate the Jane Austen Society’s 80 year, its legacy, and of course, the great author herself. |
 | Monday 29th June 2020 Online | Summer Series: Janet Todd, 'Sanditon and Northanger Abbey: A Shared Pen?'Our digital Summer Series opens with Janet Todd exploring the connections between Austen’s first and last works. |
 | Saturday 30th May 2020 to Sunday 31st May 2020 Chawton House | Virtual Garden FestivalEnjoy all things horticultural and explore the Chawton House garden from the comfort of your home. |
 | Friday 15th May 2020 to Sunday 17th May 2020 Chawton House | Lockdown Literary Festival3 days of literary heaven, broadcast direct to your home. |
 | Friday 8th May 2020 Chawton House | ***SOLD OUT*** VE Day Afternoon Tea DeliveriesAre you holding a ‘Stay at Home’ street party for VE Day? Chawton House would love to help you by providing the treats! |
 | Saturday 25th April 2020 Chawton House | ***CANCELLED*** Talk: Hilary Davidson - Dress in the Age of Jane AustenJoin leading fashion historian Hilary Davidson as she explores Regency dress, clothing, fashion and sewing through the lens of Jane Austen’s life. |
 | Saturday 25th April 2020 Chawton House | ***CANCELLED*** Modern Calligraphy Workshop - Dip PenLearn how to create your very own beautiful calligraphy quotes in the historic setting of Chawton House. |
 | Monday 20th April 2020 Chawton House | ***CANCELLED*** Photography Workshop - BluebellsCapture beautiful images of the snowdrops at Chawton House. |
 | Saturday 18th April 2020 Chawton House | ***CANCELLED*** Creative Writing Workshop - Inspiration from Paintings and ObjectsEveryone has a story to tell! This informal session will include a series of exercises to help you develop ideas into words. |
 | Tuesday 14th April 2020 Chawton House | ***CANCELLED*** Easter Holidays: in the garden with Gilbert WhiteDiscover what medicinal plants people used in the 1700s for healing and match the herb with the nasty disease! |