20.03.18
Regular volunteer led walks throughout the year taking in the views and structures of his most favourite work. Your guide will take you down the Repton designed carriageway where you can enjoy glimpses of the coastline before moving into the parkland.
20.03.18
Discover more about Humphry Repton and his impact in Norfolk through his legacy of ‘Red Books’ in the county. Also on view will be a display on Repton’s family tree which will show the strong connections the Repton family had with East Anglia and particularly the historic town of Aylsham.
25.04.18
Avon Gardens Trust with Gloucestershire Gardens & Landscape Trust, Leigh Court near Bristol. A celebration of the work of Humphry Repton; the last great landscape designer of the 18th century and bellwether of the 19th century garden. Repton’s designs for Leigh Court crystallise the transition from the Picturesque to the Gardensque.
26.04.18
‘THE PUBLIC PARKS CRISIS’ Training Day, 26th April 2018 An Historic Landscape Project Training Day Abington Park Museum, Park Avenue South, Northampton, NN1 5LW Public Parks are suffering... continue
27.04.18
Richard Wheeler, the National Trust’s garden history specialist, comes to the home of Humphry Repton’s favourite work. Richard explores the life of Humphry Repton with a talk lasting about an hour and after a small break for lunch (not included) will lead a guided walk highlighting the Repton features of his design for Sheringham Park.
27.04.18
Repton worked at Woburn Abbey, the Hazells in Sandy, Moggerhanger Park and Battlesden Park. Day includes Kate Harwood on Repton as a landscape artist, research on sites in Bedfordshire and tours of Moggerhanger.
29.04.18
Music Matters is proud to introduce ENSEMBLE East, a new chamber orchestra based in East Anglia. They will perform a range of works, written in Humphry Repton’s lifetime: the genius of Mozart, the prolific Joseph Haydn, known as the father of the symphony, and the passion of Felix Mendelssohn. Tea, coffee and cake available during […]
03.05.18
Presenting the results of a collaboration between RHS Libraries and Writtle University College, this exhibition will display original Repton materials from RHS Libraries collections alongside responses from Landscape Architecture and Garden Design students.