Charleston is a unique museum preserving the home of artists Vanessa Bell and Duncan Grant. Both were pioneers of a movement that took art beyond the canvas, so to visit the House is to be immersed in a world where colour, design and radical thinking take centre stage. Today Charleston promotes the legacy of the Bloomsbury group, which included Virginia Woolf, John Maynard Keynes and E.M. Forster, and continues to inspire artistic and intellectual freedom through diverse public programming.
Closed today: House and Garden are open Wednesday to Sunday plus bank holidays until end of October 2018
01 JulFamilyFree Family Art Activities Bringing the artistic tradition of Charleston alive today, we invite families to More
10 JulLearn the beautiful craft by creating a Sciathog, a small, shallow ribbed frame basket traditionally used for straining potatoes.
23 Jul - 27 JulThis week of workshops for young artists aged between 8-14 focuses on technique, using inspiration from More
03 SepPicture Credit: Helen Brown Learn the processes of woodcut printmaking, with tutor Helen Brown, from design More
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