Primary schools use Shakespeare and the arts to develop vital language skills in children
40 regional schools are among the first to benefit from the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust’s new Shakespeare Hub Schools project
Shakespeare WeekPress Releases
The latest news from the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust.
National Apprenticeship Week (4 - 8 March): Apprentice joins Shakespeare Birthplace Trust gardening team
George Gregoriou, 48, champions training roles as figures show drop in new starters
Shakespeare Birthplace Trust Scoops Best Companies Award
Named one of Britain’s 100 Best Not-for-Profit Employers
Mary Arden’s Farm to reopen for 2019 season
Revamped children’s play area, rare breed Ryeland sheep, and a peasants' hovel among the new additions at the 23-acre Tudor working farm that was the family home of William Shakespeare's wife.
Shakespeare Birthplace Trust launches new programme of After Hours events
Discover something new with a series of After Hours events
Apple juice and wool produced from historic Shakespeare family homes
New limited edition products help to re-establish Shakespeare family links with the wool trade.
Reading Room opening hours to be extended
The internationally recognised museum, library and archive collections held by the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust in Stratford-upon-Avon are to become even more accessible to the public.
The Secrets of Conservation
The Shakespeare Birthplace Trust lifts the lid on some of the conservation work that takes place at the five historic Shakespeare Family Homes in Stratford-upon-Avon, and in our internationally recognised library, archive and museum collection.
When culture meets couture
Designer Lee Lapthorne to create bespoke pieces of furniture inspired by Shakespeare
Lee lapthorne Artist in ResidenceGunpowder Plot document on display at Shakespeare's Birthplace
At Shakespeare's Birthplace, see an original printed copy of the Royal Proclamation that named the chief conspirators of the gunpowder plot, all of whom had strong links to Warwickshire.