What’s on at Charleston

Featuring works from 1861–1967 relating to lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans and queer (LGBTQ) identities, the show More

Born in 1958, Julian Le Bas is a Sussex based artist. He studied at Herts College More

Suitable for ages 12-16 A hands-on ceramics workshop for teenagers, inspired by the Charleston Garden.  Work More

What makes a place? Charleston is the perfect setting for a series of talks addressing this question. Curated by Tom Stuart-Smith

Charlie Burrell, owner of the Knepp Castle Estate, talks about realising the ambitious vision of transforming More

A talk from Frank Wright  about the traditional craft of hedgelaying, focussing on the ‘South of More

Kim Wilkie is one of the most interesting figures working in the field of landscape architecture, More

David will talk about his love of working with flint, how he used his expertise and More

John Watkins is Head of Gardens and Landscape at English Heritage, and so has been involved More

How does the culture of a country influence its gardens and gardeners? Why do we garden More

Rachel Warne is an award winning photographer who has photographed some of the most magnificent historical More

The extraordinary garden at Greater Dixter is certainly much loved, a place of pilgrimage for garden More

An introduction to Beekeeping including the behaviour of honeybees, bee products, planting for bees and homes More

The Gardens at Gravetye Manor were first established by the Victorian Gardener William Robinson. In his More

A talk and demonstration on the history of timber framing and how it relates to the More

Leaving her garden to the mercy of the slugs, the Guardian’s award-winning writer Alys Fowler set More

Tom Stuart-Smith, Dr Darren Clarke, Peter Owen-Jones and Mark Divall discuss the Garden at Charleston and More

Gardens have always held an important place in the poetic imagination.  From the Garden of Eden, More

A Gay Outing is our annual celebration of our queer heritage. Taking place in a beautiful More

A beautiful and revelatory telling of T.S. Eliot’s Four Quartets in the stunning surroundings of Berwick Church by More

Free Family Art Activities – First Sunday of every month Bringing the artistic tradition of Charleston More

Free Family Art Activities – First Sunday of every month Bringing the artistic tradition of Charleston More

Vanessa Bell described the garden at Charleston as “a dithering blaze of flowers and butterflies…” Designed More

Handcraft a beautiful, leaded stained glass window panel with tutor David Lilly. Learn the traditional techniques More