In honour of Halloween, library volunteer Kelsey Ridge looks at two of our early printed books which discuss witchcraft in early modern England.
Kelsey Ridge Shakespeare's Books Halloween prospero filesStarting in November, we'll be posting weekly Tudor trivia and sharing out favourite posts from visitors as part of #TudorTuesday.
Holly Young and Maren Johnson Tudor LifeBespoke learning experiences in Stratford-upon-Avon
Our new workshop for Key Stage 2 children, bringing Shakespeare and British history to life in practical and creative ways.
Nicola HawleyA photography project where participants of Heart of England Mencap used Anne Hathaway's Cottage as inspiration for their images
Emma Birks Shakespeare for AllWe celebrated another year of Fun Palaces with free arts and science activities for all ages
Sarah Fisher Fun PalacesA new opportunity to see our amazing collection up close, and chat to experts over a traditional English cream tea
Madeleine Cox Tales from the Reading RoomEach year the 'Mop Fair' returns to Stratford-upon-Avon. Sofia Wood explores the history of the fair that started out as a hiring opportunity for casual workers.
Sofia Wood Stratford-upon-AvonExplore material from the collection on the theme of women and the right to vote.
Kelsey Ridge juliet filesDusk creeps in earlier-and-earlier, leaves turn colour minute-by-minute. September - a month of change, harvesting and clearing.
Jane Shaw New Place Gardens