24.03.18
The National Trust’s Blickling Estate will be offering special garden tours on the links Blickling has had with Humphry and especially his son, John Adey Repton, who became a well-known architect and landscape designer in his own right. Special artefacts linked with Repton and Blickling are also due to be on display.
23.03.18
Discover how Humphry Repton changed the landscape of Attingham. Gentle strolls along the river and through the Park. Twice daily 11.00 and 14.00. Approx 1½ hours 3 miles max, recommended for 11+ years, no dogs please. Tickets £5.00 booking essential email or phone 01743 708165
23.03.18
Talk by Georgina Green outlining the life and work of Humphry Repton in Redbridge, to mark the bi-centenary of his death. 2.00pm Redbridge Central Library and Museum, Clements Road, Ilford. Free event but please book in advance.
22.03.18
22nd March 2018 The Gallery, 77 Cowcross Street, London, EC1M 6EL An opportunity for Gardens Trust and County Gardens Trust members to meet each other and discuss ideas, skills and questions.... continue
22.03.18
Berkshire Gardens Trust Spring Lecture: Ben Viljoen will be talking about the events surrounding Repton’s visit to Purley on Thames, the time he spent there with Anthony Morris Storer who had just purchased Purley Park, and the production of the Purley Red Book, one of the best preserved and finest of the Red Books
21.03.18
This event, held at The Garden Museum in partnership with The Gardens Trust, celebrates the launch of Shades of Green (2018, Unicorn Publishing Group) in which John Sales VMH, and a Vice President... continue
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.
