Band members playing for the Beating Retreat at the Birthday Celebrations, outside Shakespeare's BirthplaceAn actor in an open air performance of 'The Tempest', at Hall's CroftTwo costumed guides at a story telling eventVisitors enjoying the shade of a tree at the Great Gardens of New Place, prior to an open air theatre performanceA costumed guide demonstrates sheep shearing at Mary Arden's FarmThe fruit picking exhibition at Anne Hathaway's CottageClick on this logo to return to the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust home page

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What's On in May 2008

Shakespeare's Flowers: an Exhibition of Calligraphy by Oxford Scribes: the Shakespeare Centre temporary exhibitions entrance hall, until June 27th, admission free. Featuring 80 or so pieces by 33 artists who have taken as their inspiration flower-related quotations from Shakespeare. Most of the pieces are for sale.

Open 9.00am - 5.00pm Mondays - Fridays; closed Saturdays, Sundays and Bank Holidays. For further details please contact Aidan Graham 01789 204016 aidan.graham@shakespeare.org.uk for further information

Visitors enjoying the late spring at Mary Arden's FarmMay Day Bank Holiday at Mary Arden's Farm: Come and join the fun on the farm, including skittles, maypole dancing, nine mens morris and a picture trail! Families icon Celebrations and Festivals icon

Big Sheep Week at Mary Arden's Farm, Saturday 24th - Saturday 31st May: activities for children and families all about sheep and wool Families icon

 

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