Exhibition: Seen in the Trees – Tansy Lee Moir
Tansy Lee Moir’s work is inspired by trees and how their history shapes them: to her, old trees are time made wood.
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July 2026
October 2026
The Greenwood Bough: Tree Folk Tales from Britain and Ireland
Join storyteller Lisa Schneidau for an evening of dark tales of oak and yew, rowan and blackthorn, as we wander through the greenwood in our imaginations. After all what is a folk tale, but a tangled woodland of words, where anything could happen?
Corrupted Kingdom
Is Britain facing a crisis of integrity? Robert Barrington explores corruption, power and accountability in a talk based on Corrupted Kingdom.
Michael Gove: Is there a future for democracy?
In this timely talk, Michael Gove draws on decades in government and public life to explore whether democracy can meet the challenges of the twenty-first century, and why its future should matter to us all.
Art Workshop: Drawing Trees in Charcoal
Spend a creative day learning how to capture the character, structure and energy of trees through charcoal drawing in the beautiful historic setting of Arundells.
Artist Talk: Seen in the Trees with Tansy Lee Moir
In this talk, Tansy will discuss the places, processes, ideas and influences behind Seen in the Trees. Discover how she finds the ancient and veteran trees that fascinate her, how observational drawing helps her understand their forms, and how the distinctive qualities of charcoal shape her work.In this talk, Tansy will discuss the places, processes, ideas and influences behind Seen in the Trees. Discover how she finds the ancient and veteran trees that fascinate her, how observational drawing helps her understand their forms, and how the distinctive qualities of charcoal shape her work.
November 2026
Musical Treasures of the West Country
Discover a fascinating world of forgotten musical treasures as acclaimed pianist Duncan Honeybourne brings to life the music of remarkable composers from the South West of England.
Minette Batters in Conversation
Join Minette Batters, former President of the National Farmers' Union and author of Harvest, for an evening discussing food, farming, rural Britain and the future of agriculture. In conversation with Edward Bickham, followed by audience questions.
Recital: Clara Rodriguez and David Núñez
Acclaimed Venezuelan pianist Clara Rodriguez joins the distinguished Venezuelan violinist and violist David Núñez for an exceptional evening of chamber music in the Drawing Room at Arundells.
John F. Kennedy and Winston Churchill: How an Obsession Defined a Presidency
Historian and author Joel Nelson discusses his acclaimed new book Kennedy's Only Hero, revealing how Winston Churchill's ideas and example helped shape John F. Kennedy's political outlook, leadership style and vision of public service. Signed copies of the book will be available at the event.
December 2026
Joseph of Nazareth: Best Supporting Actor
Image: Annunciation Triptych (Merode Altarpiece). Workshop of Robert Campin Netherlandish ca. 1427–32 The figure of Mary’s husband Joseph is familiar from Christmas cards, carols, cribs and nativity plays, yet in the Bible he never speaks a word. It took many centuries for the quiet carpenter to emerge from humble obscurity and for artists to make […]
A Christie for Christmas
A fascinating seasonal exploration of Agatha Christie, her Christmas stories, and the enduring appeal of the world's most celebrated mystery writer.
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