Exhibition & Events Programme - Guildford's heritage October 2018 to March 2019 - Guildford Borough Council
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Free entry to many up and coming events around Guildford
Guildford’s heritage
Exhibition & Events
Programme
October 2018 to March 2019
Cafe
Craft
Tours
Shops
Castle
Events
Gallery
Families
Heritage
Museum
Venue Hire
Historic Buildings
www.guildford.gov.uk
Welcome
Guildford Borough Council manages and cares for a portfolio of heritage buildings of significant
and varying historic interest, protected by listed status within conservation areas.
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Guildford House - 155 High Street, Guildford GU1 3AJ Guildfo
House
Guildford House is a fascinating 17th century Grade 1 Listed town house
located on the High Street. It houses Guildford House Gallery: a changing
exhibition space offering a varied programme of art and craft shows,
workshops and talks; a craft gift shop; Tourist Information Centre and café,
all within a character historic setting.
Opening times: Monday to Saturday: 9.30am to 4.45pm, Sun: 11am to 4pm
(May - Sept).
Free entry
The Brew House: Located in the courtyard of Guildford House, shows exhibitions of emerging artists.
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Guildford Museum - Castle Arch, Quarry Street, Guildford GU1 3SX Guildfo m
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Set in a series of historic buildings just a couple of minutes walk from
Guildford High Street, the Museum is full of charm and interest. Step into the
world of prehistoric man, the Romans and Saxons, monks and friars, Lewis
Carroll and the Victorians.
Opening times: Monday to Saturday, 11am to 5pm (last admission 4.45pm).
Free entry
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Guildford Castle - Castle Street, Guildford GU1 3SX Guildfo
Castle
Visit Guildford Castle and head to the top of the Great Tower for a 360 degree
panoramic view of Guildford and the beautiful surrounding countryside. Inside
you’ll find a model of the original castle circa 1300, and interpretation panels
tracing its history to the present day.
Opening times: April to Sept: 10am to 5pm daily (last admission 4.30pm). Oct
and March: Saturdays and Sundays only, 11am to 4pm (last admission 3.30pm).
£3.20 Adults, £1.60 Child/Conc, Under 5’s Free
2 For more information and to book tickets call 01483 444751 or email heritageservices@guildford.gov.uk
The Guildhall - High Street, Guildford GU1 3AA The
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The Guildhall is a 16th/17th century building of great historic interest.
Formerly a courtroom and council chamber, the ground floor is of Tudor
origin. The classical front of the building is dominated by a magnificent
bracket clock made in 1683.
Opening times: For information on tours or visiting please contact
heritage services.
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Medieval Undercroft - 72 High St, Guildford GU1 3HE Mediev ft
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The medieval Undercroft is one of the finest examples in the country. Dating
from the end of the 13th century, this stone vaulted semi-basement is thought
to have been a merchant’s shop, selling wine or expensive cloths or silk.
Opening times: May to September only: Wednesdays, 2pm to 4pm,
Saturdays, 12pm to 4pm.
Free entry
Wanborough Barn - Westwood Lane, Wanborough GU3 2JR rough
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Barn
Wanborough Barn is one of the most important medieval barns in England.
Dating from 1388, it was built by the Cisterian monks of Waverley Abbey.
The barn holds a permanent display of local and historic interest as well as
special events and exhibitions throughout the summer.
2019 Open Days: Saturday 13th April 2pm-5pm, Saturday 11th May 2pm-
5pm, Saturday 8th June 2pm-5pm, Sunday 23rd June 2pm-5pm with teas/cakes
in the Barn, Saturday 6th July 2pm-5pm, Sunday 21st July 2pm-5pm with teas/
cakes in the Barn, Sunday 11th August 2pm-5pm with teas/cakes in the Barn.
Heritage Open Days 2019: Saturday 7th or 14th (tbc) September 10am-5pm,
Sunday 8th or 15th (tbc) September 10am-5pm.
Free entry
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391/2 Castle Street - Guildford GU1 3UQ 391/2 Caet
Stre
This building began life as the Providence Chapel built in 1816. Today it
houses a specially re-created Victorian schoolroom (available for school
visits by appointment), and is the venue for many of our family fun craft
sessions.
Open for special events which carry varied charges
For more information and to book tickets call 01483 444751 or email heritageservices@guildford.gov.uk 3
Exhibitions Our History Our Identity Hidden places, historical artefacts and untold stories of Guildford Borough. Many locations within Guildford Borough have a rich history that underpins the uniqueness of those places. The exhibition celebrates some of these special places within the borough. The exhibition is an outcome of a Guildford Museum outreach project which explores the identity of parishes within Guildford Borough. It will include the personal recollections of local residents, brought back to life through objects from the area, which are in the collections of local museums and societies. 4 For more information and to book tickets call 01483 444751 or email heritageservices@guildford.gov.uk
This year, we have been building on this work to
reach new audiences; having conversations with
local communities which explore the stories from
the people and places situated outside the town,
and which uncover Guildford Borough’s wider
rural history and identity.
We have been taking objects from Guildford
Museum out into the parishes to participate in
local events, build links and partnerships with
museums, village halls, societies and local groups -
as well as individuals across the borough.
Revealing the unique character and features of
their parishes, the partners of the project invite
you to celebrate their relationships with the places
they live in, and to have a glimpse into their past
and present days.
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4 February - 23 March 2019 Guildfo m
Free entry
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Last year, Guildford Museum led a successful
community based project entitled ‘Your
Stories, Your Museum’, which engaged local For more information about the outreach
people, organisations and community groups project contact the Engagement Officer at
with the life, work and future of Guildford Heritage Services
Museum.
For more information and to book tickets call 01483 444751 or email heritageservices@guildford.gov.uk 5
Exhibitions
Guildford Art Society
Welcome back
to Guildford
Art Society for
their major
pre-Christmas
show at
Guildford
House.
Enjoy and buy art
in a wide variety of
media from local
artists.
This year the
Society is offering
an opportunity
to win Guildford Guildford High Street by Pat Clarke
High Street, a
delightful painting by talented Guildford Art
Society artist Pat Clarke. Just call in to the exhibition to receive a
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13 October - 3 November Guildfo
House chance to win this stunning artwork.
Free entry
New Beginnings - Taking positive steps through art
Women’s Support Centre (Surrey) Art
Awards Touring Exhibition.
New Beginnings is an arts award scheme that
encourages women in the criminal justice
system across Surrey to express themselves
through art and to take the opportunity to
showcase their talent.
Visit a thought provoking
exhibition.
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10 November - 1 December Guildfo m
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Free entry
6 For more information and to book tickets call 01483 444751 or email heritageservices@guildford.gov.uk
Women’s Work
Women’s Work
at Guildford
Museum will
commemorate
the 1918 Act
of Parliament
which gave the
vote to women
over 30, against
the backdrop of
World War I.
The display is
a collection of
photographs held by
Guildford Museum
which includes
images depicting
women at work
Munitions worker at Rice Brothers, HP Robinson and Son
during WWI, largely
in roles previously
only occupied by
men. Interesting
in themselves the
images prompt us
to ponder how WWI
disrupted the status
quo at home and
may have furthered
women’s suffrage.
The images from the HP Robinson and
Son collection are a series of individual
photographic portraits, mostly of female
war workers.
HP Robinson, originally based in London
moved to Surrey setting up branches in
Guildford and Redhill.
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19 January 2019 Guildfo m
Museu Telegraph messenger, HP Robinson and Son
Free entry
For more information and to book tickets call 01483 444751 or email heritageservices@guildford.gov.uk 7
Exhibitions
The Great War 1914-1919
The Last Casualties, Armistice and
the end of the war, 1918 or 1919?
Someone will always be the last person
to die in any war: the poet Wilfred Owen
(Manchester Regiment) was killed exactly
one week before the fighting stopped. But
what about the last fatalities from the Surrey
Regiments?
Surrey Infantry Museum presents an exhibition
that looks into the stories of some ordinary
men who ‘nearly made it’.
After four years and three months of
conflict the world had been changed
forever: thousands of men in the battalions
of the Queen’s Royal West and East Surrey
Regiments were still in service across the
globe. SIM investigates how their world
changed at 11am on the eleventh of
November 1918.
It is not unusual to find war memorials
across the county in churchyards, villages and
towns bearing the inscription The Great War
1914-1919.
Why 1919 when we are taught that the war
ended in 1918? The final element of SIM’s
World War I exhibition aims to provide some
answers.
10 November -
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19 January 2019 Guildfo m
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Free entry
8 For more information and to book tickets call 01483 444751 or email heritageservices@guildford.gov.uk
The Sunday Times Watercolour Competition 2018
Rewarding excellence and originality in
contemporary watercolour painting.
Now in its 31st year, The Sunday
Times Watercolour Competition
is the largest and most prestigious
prize for contemporary watercolour
painting in the UK. Whether it
be through abstract or figurative,
contemporary or traditional, the
competition aims to celebrate and
redefine the beauty and diversity of
watercolour and water-based media.
Sophie Charalambous, The Prodigal Son
From the selection prizes were
awarded including the following:
Michael Chance, Growth of Richard Elliott, Diving
the Soil Boards, Crystal Palace
The First Prize of £6,000 was awarded
to London-based artist-designer Sophie
Eighty works were selected from a total of Charalambous for her watercolour The
1,304 submissions by a panel of leading Prodigal Son.
figures from the art world. The 2018 judging
Michael Chance received the £3,000
panel includes Ishbel Myerscough, artist;
Second Prize for his ethereal mixed
Paul Newland, artist; Jennifer Scott,
media work Growth of the Soil.
Sackler Director at Dulwich Picture Gallery;
James Stewart, Director of Zimmer Stewart The Third Prize of £1000 was awarded
Gallery, and Louis Wise, critic and writer for to Richard Anthony Elliott for Diving
The Sunday Times. Boards, Crystal Palace.
The majority of these works including
17 November -
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29 December Guildfo Guildford House.
H o u s e
Free entry
For more information and to book tickets call 01483 444751 or email heritageservices@guildford.gov.uk 9
Exhibitions
March of the Women: Surrey’s Road to the Vote
A touring
display of pop
up banners
telling the
story of key
individuals
and events in
Surrey’s suffrage
history.
2018 marks the
centenary of the
first women being
granted the right
to vote in national
elections.
Supported by the
Heritage Lottery
Fund, Surrey
Heritage has been
discovering and
sharing the county’s
role in the long
suffrage campaign
through its project
‘The March of the
Women: Surrey’s
Road to the Vote’.
This project
display reveals key
moments in Surrey’s
journey, from Emily
Wilding Davison’s
actions at the 1913
Front cover of Ethel Smyth’s composition The March of the Women, dedicated to the Women’s
Epsom Derby, and
Social and Political Union, 1911
the bombing of
David Lloyd George’s house in Walton-on-the-
Discover more about some of the leading
Hill to the Great Pilgrimage passing through
figures on both sides of the fierce debate,
the county.
including the Pethick Lawrences, the Farrers,
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7 - 31 December Guildfo m Dorothy Hunter, Dame Ethel Smyth, Bertha
Museu Broadwood and Margaretta Lemon.
Free entry
10 For more information and to book tickets call 01483 444751 or email heritageservices@guildford.gov.ukTunsgate: A Century of Change
Another chance to see
the display previously
on show at Guildford
Museum.
An edited version of Tunsgate:
A Century of Change travels
to Guildford Institute in Ward
Street, Guildford.
Follow the story of this distinct
part of Guildford town centre
from 1918 to 2018. See how
Tunsgate changed from a
dark, narrow street of houses
to the ‘place to be’ with a Caption Photograph taken by Thomas Wilkie FRPS AIBP
cinema and coffee bar. Find
out about the small businesses that moved
into the area, some of which are still there This display has been produced by the
today, and the development of the shopping Friends of Guildford Museum with
centres. support from Guildford Heritage Services
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18 February - 3 November as part of the museum’s exhibitions
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Free entry
Little Riots
Tiny, highly detailed ink
drawings, paintings and
ceramics celebrating
pattern and ornament in
our natural and man-made world.
A display by artist Rachel Bone who says “The ability
of humans to understand patterns is what marks us as
different from other species on the planet. We follow
patterns and we escape from patterns.
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Free entry
For more information and to book tickets call 01483 444751 or email heritageservices@guildford.gov.uk 11Events and Activities
Alice in Wonderland - Guildford Shakespeare Company
2018 marks 150 years
since Charles Dodgson
(aka Lewis Carroll) leased
a home for his sisters in
Guildford.
To celebrate this anniversary,
Guildford Shakespeare Company
will be re-staging their 2015
sell-out, multi-venue adaptation,
where visitors join Alice on her
curious adventures in Wonderland.
Guildford Museum and Guildford
Castle both features as venues in
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this amazing tale and trail. Guildfo m
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For more information: www.guildford-
shakespeare-company.co.uk/alice2018
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13 October - 3 November
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Images © Guildford Shakespeare Company
How to Look at Art in Your Lunchtime
Marylin McNie, Chair Of Guildford Art Society will be
leading a tour of the Guildford Art Society autumn
exhibition with a talk entitled How To Look At Art.
Marylin has sketched and painted for as long as she can
remember and in those years has been fortunate to travel the
world. Fascinated by light, colours and composition, she has
always felt the need to record some of the wonders seen in a
variety of ways and media so that others may also enjoy these
observations. Her long experience in the art world will make this Guildford High Street by Pat Clarke
tour a fascinating and enriching experience. Meet Marylin at 12
midday in the foyer of Guildford House.
Please note this tour requires participants to move around
the exhibition; not a seated event.
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17 October, 12 noon Guildfo
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Free - but booking required
12 For more information and to book tickets call 01483 444751 or email heritageservices@guildford.gov.ukChristmas at Guildford Castle
Come to Guildford Castle
to enjoy the traditions and
treats of Christmas time past
and present.
1 December, 11.30am - 3.30pm
Free entry
to the castle
grounds.
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the castle.
Paint a Bluebell Wood
A painting workshop (using gouache) for
adults of all abilities with accomplished artist and
experienced tutor Melanie Cambridge.
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workshop and session fee.
For more information and to book tickets call 01483 444751 or email heritageservices@guildford.gov.uk 13Events - Families and Young People
Alice in Wonderland Family Fun
This half-term Guildford Museum is being transformed into
Alice’s Wonderland and we have a range of Alice themed
fun activities for families.
Alice in Wonderland Takeover
Dress up like Alice and her chums, make a Cheshire Cat grin or
Mad hatter hat, have fun with our Alice quiz sheets.
Children must be accompanied.
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20 - 27 October (closed Sundays) Guildfo m
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Free entry - drop in
Mad Hatter’s Tea Party Pottery Painting
Come and decorate a china cup/mug fir for the Mad Hatter’s tea
party. Suitable for aged four upwards. Spaces may be limited.
Children must be accompanied.
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23 October and 26 October 11am - 1pm Guildfo m
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£2 per painted item
Remembrance Poppy Family Fun
The remembrance poppy was inspired by the World War I poem
In Flanders Fields by Lieutenant Colonel John McCrae written in
1915. To mark the end of World War I we invite you to make
your own poppy. Ages 4 and up.
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10 November, 11am - 1pm Guildfo m
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Free entry - drop in
Introducing a Bear... Family Fun
“Bunbury and the Thing”
A picture book story by Rachel Bone.
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Set in an idyllic courtyard away from the hustle and bustle
of the High Street, the Gallery Café is the perfect spot for
breakfast, morning coffee, a light lunch or an afternoon cake.
Guildford House, 155 High Street, Guildford GU1 3AJ
Monday - Saturday, 9.30am - 4.15pm Tel: 01483 454608
Find us in the downstairs courtyard at Guildford House
Offering a unique selection of locally sourced craft work, gifts,
ceramics, jewellery and a vast assortment of greeting cards.
Guildford House, 155 High Street, Guildford GU1 3AJ
Tuesday - Saturday, 10am - 4.45pm and Sundays
(May - September) 11am - 4pm. Tel: 01483 444740
Find us in the downstairs courtyard at Guildford HouseDiary of Exhibitions & Events Date Category Event Cost Venue OCTOBER 2018 13 Oct - 3 Nov Exhibition Guildford Art Society - Enjoy and buy art in Free GH a wide variety of media from local artists. 13 Oct - 3 Nov Event Alice in Wonderland - Guildford Shakespeare Entry GM Company. 2018 marks 150 years since Charles Charge GC Dodgson (aka Lewis Carroll) leased a home for his sisters in Guildford. 17 October Event How to Look at Art in Your Lunchtime - Free GH Marylin McNie, Chair Of Guildford Art Society will be leading a tour of the Guildford Art Society autumn exhibition with a talk entitled How To Look At Art. 20 - 27 October Event Family Fun: Alice in Wonderland Takeover - Free GM Dress up like Alice and her chums, make a Cheshire Cat grin or Mad hatter hat, have fun with our Alice quiz sheets. 23 October and Event Family Fun: Mad Hatter’s Tea Party Pottery £2 per GM 26 October Painting - Come and decorate a china cup/mug painted fir for the Mad Hatter’s tea party. item NOVEMBER 2018 10 Nov - 1 Dec Exhibition New Beginnings - Taking positive steps Free GM through art. Women’s Support Centre (Surrey) Art Awards Touring Exhibition. 10 Nov - 19 Jan Exhibition Women’s Work - Women’s Work at Free GM Guildford Museum will commemorate the 1918 Act of Parliament which gave the vote to women over 30, against the backdrop of World War I. 10 Nov - 19 Jan Exhibition The Great War 1914-1919 - The Last Free GM Casualties, Armistice and the end of the war, 1918 or 1919? 10 November Event Family Fun: Remembrance Poppy - Free GM To mark the end of World War I we invite you to make your own poppy. 17 Nov - 29 Dec Exhibition The Sunday Times Watercolour Competition Free GH 2018 - Rewarding excellence and originality in contemporary watercolour painting. 16 For more information and to book tickets call 01483 444751 or email heritageservices@guildford.gov.uk
Date Category Event Cost Venue December 2018 1 December Event Christmas at Guildford Castle - Come to Entry GC Guildford Castle to enjoy the traditions and Charge treats of Christmas time past and present. 7 - 31 December Exhibition March of the Women: Surrey’s Road to the Free GM Vote - A touring display of pop up banners telling the story of key individuals and events in Surrey’s suffrage history. FEBRUARY 2019 4 Feb - 23 March Exhibition Our History Our Identity - Hidden places, Free GM historical artefacts and untold stories of Guildford Borough. 18 Feb - 3 Nov Exhibition Tunsgate: A Century of Change - Another Free GI chance to see the display previously on show at Guildford Museum. APRIL 2019 6 - 27 April Exhibition Little Riots - Tiny, highly detailed ink Free GH drawings, paintings and ceramics celebrating pattern and ornament in our natural and man-made world. 13 April Event Paint a Bluebell Wood - A painting workshop Entry GH (using gouache) for adults of all abilities with Charge accomplished artist and experienced tutor Melanie Cambridge. DATE TBC Date TBC Event Family Fun: “Bunbury and the Thing” - Free GH A picture book story by Rachel Bone. KEY: GH: Guildford House • GM: Guildford Museum • GC: Guildford Castle • TG: The Guildhall • ME: Medieval Undercroft • WB: Wanborough Barn • CS: 391/2 Castle Street • GI: Guildford Institute For more information and to book tickets call 01483 444751 or email heritageservices@guildford.gov.uk 17
Other Services
Travel through Time with
Guildford Museum
Visit Guildford Museum to travel from a
time before history to the world of modern
man. Our unique displays exploring the local
history of Guildford bring together important
artefacts from the borough collection as well as
historical treasures generously loaned by Surrey
Archaeological Society and private collectors.
Finds identification days
If you have come across an interesting
archaeological object while out walking or using
a metal detector, bring your find to our finds Join Our Friends
identification sessions, every second Saturday of Support us and join the Friends of Guildford
the month, and find out more about it. House Gallery or the Friends of Guildford
• Time: 11am to 1pm Museum. Our enthusiastic Friends support and
• Free, drop-in sessions (if sessions are busy you promote the activities of Guildford House Gallery
may need to wait) and Guildford Museum and also participate in
a varied programme of talks, outings and social
Hold a piece of history activities arranged to appeal to all age groups.
in your hands! Please contact us for more information on our
Friends or to be sent a membership form.
Did you know that Guildford Museum runs a
loans service for schools and community groups
offering a wide range of historical artefacts, Venue Hire
replica objects and useful resources such as Guildford Borough Council Heritage Service has a
booklets, teachers’ notes, CDs and DVDs? variety of venues suitable for meetings, seminars,
Loans boxes include pre- historic axes and Roman workshops or private functions.
objects as well items from later times including If you require a more unusual setting for your next
World War II. event please contact us for more information.
Why not book a box to inspire a range of
activities for your group or school.
School Visits
Hire fee: £10 for a three week loan period.
Contact Guildford Museum to find out more We welcome school groups to our sites.
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