Sundays at New Place - May Half Term

The beautiful gardens of Shakespeare’s New Place will play host to a special programme of artists workshops, creating artistic responses to the Women Who Made Shakespeare.

Join us from 12-4pm, every Sunday during the Warwickshire School Holidays as we welcome a different female artist and practitioner to the gardens of Shakespeare’s New Place, the home of Shakespeare’s daughter, Susanna, to explore the impact of the women who lived and worked at the property through creative expression.

Each event offers a unique opportunity to meet the artist, discover more about the different techniques or processes used and even get hands on yourself.

From poetry writing and circus skills to screen printing and calligraphy, come and create something different and explore the fascinating stories of the women who had a profound impact on William Shakespeare and his family.

Dates and Visiting Artists:

May Half Term:

25 May - Photography Lens Work with Sinead Patching

1 June - Cyanotypes with Catriona Dunnett

Join us more workshops for the summer holidays and October half term.

All activities are free and are included in your admission to Shakespeare’s New Place. Plus, now all tickets to Shakespeare’s family homes are valid for the season, allowing you to keep returning throughout this special programme at no extra cost.

Don’t forget, residents with a CV37 postcode can visit Shakespeare’s New Place for free, including Sundays at New Place. Find out more and book now >

This event is part of our multi-year programme, The Women Who Made Shakespeare

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