20.05.18
Catton Park was Repton’s first commission, but no ‘Red Book’ exists – can you help create a unique book for the Park? An opportunity to paint and draw in a Repton landscape. Repton’s original drawing of Catton Park, will also be available to view. Bring your own paper and materials. Coffee and tea provided.
19.05.18
Chalfont Park is a little known gem, just off the A413 near Gerrards Cross, which has suffered from neglect in recent years, despite being an important landscape. The gardens were created over a period of 150 years by Lancelot ‘Capability’ Brown, Humphry Repton and Edwin Lutyens.
18.05.18
Stephen Daniels, author of Humphry Repton: Landscape Gardening and the Geography of Georgian England, will look at the way that Repton has been interpreted and commemorated. Aylsham Parish Church, Norfolk.
18.05.18
Stephen Daniels, Professor of Cultural Geography, University of Nottingham, and leading international Repton expert, delivers the first biennial Repton Memorial Lecture. In addition, Repton’s beautiful drawing Celebration of Peace in Aylsham, on loan from Lord and Lady Walpole, will be on view.
13.05.18
Join the Church of St Margaret, Old Catton, for a special service held in the beautiful Repton landscape of Catton Park, with live music performed by a brass band.
12.05.18
With your appetites whetted by Maria Luczak’s forthcoming Gardens Trust lectures (in London on 14 March and Birmingham on 18 April) the GT is organising a visit to Rivington Terraced Gardens... continue
12.05.18
Broomhall House, Dunfermline, 10am-4pm. Introduction by Lord Bruce, illustrated talk on Repton by Patrick Eyres and on the Valleyfield Red Book by Christopher Dingwall, followed by optional guided tour of Valleyfield. £20 members/£30 non-members
12.05.18
An opportunity to see the Catton Park exhibition again at Garrick Green Infant School. You can also see a display of miniature gardens created by the students of Garrick Green School but inspired by Humphry Repton. Refreshments and cake will be available.
