Forthcoming Events at Honeywood Museum
Honeywood Museum's Regular Events and Exhibitions. Forthcoming events at Little Holland House and Beddington Park
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The Friends' 2019 Autumn Raffle
Tickets for our wonderful Autumn Raffle are now available at Honeywood Museum. We are hugely indebted to the local businesses who have supported us by providing prizes this year: The Sun, Carshalton The Greyhound Hotel, Carshalton Surrey Health & Beauty Spa, Carshalton Lazy Stuff, Carshalton The Hope, Carshalton Dotty's Teahouse, Carshalton Hair on Broadway, Sutton Honeywood Tea Room This is a major fund-raiser for The Friends of Honeywood Museum. As a charity, we depend very much on people's generosity for our income. Every penny of the proceeds of this Raffle are used to support the Museum, and to maintain its place in the centre of Sutton's heritage and at the heart of the Carshalton Village Conservation Area. The Raffle will be drawn on Thursday 28 November by world famous author Alison Weir, and the winners announced on this Website. |
Please do pop in with a pound or two over the coming weeks, and thank you so much for supporting The Friends of Honeywood Museum.
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Wandle Fortnight
Saturday 14 to Sunday 29 September This year's Wandle Fortnight - the celebration of all things Wandle run by the community for the community - is during the last two weeks of September. See the Wandle Valley Forum for full details. Water Wandleful Weekend!
Saturday and Sunday 28/29 September 10:00-17:00 Honeywood sits beside Carshalton Ponds, at the head of the Carshalton Wandle, with the spring-line running beneath the 17th century building. Join us for a celebration of the River Wandle; see exhibitions on the River, “meet” Terence the talking trout, see Wandle paintings, Fun Facts Water Trail, colouring sheets. FREE, drop in. |
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Open House London
Saturday & Sunday 21/22 September 10:00-17:00 Throughout the weekend there will be special drawings of Honeywood to colour and Explorer Packs for children to use in the house. See all Sutton's venues/events To see and/or download all Open House London events in the Borough of Sutton click HERE Living in Honeywood Tour
Saturday 21 September 14:30 A walk around Honeywood with John Phillips looking at the way that people used the rooms in the house, and how they reflect their lifestyle at different times (approx. one hour). FREE, drop in. Zen Doodling
Sunday 22 September 14:30-16:30 Join us for fun and relaxing doodling with Kriti. Suitable for adults and children. FREE, drop in. |
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Other Open House London venues and events close to Honeywood Museum
Carshalton Walking Tour
Sunday 22 September Starting at 09:30
Starts from Carshalton station. Ends 16:30 at Honeywood Museum
4.5 mile circular walk. Includes Carew Manor and Dovecote, All Saints Church,Carshalton Water Tower and Honeywood Museum.
This delightfully bucolic four and a half mile circular walk visits an array of historic buildings, some dating from a thousand years ago. We'll take the Wandle Trail footpath to Beddington Park for a very rarely offered tour of the magnificent 14th Century Carew Manor followed by a visit within the Manor's huge, early 18th Century Dovecote. After lunch at the Park's café a mile of most attractive parkland leads to a brief yet appealing interlude of early Victorian houses. Arriving at Grove Park and Carshalton Ponds we'll enter All Saints Church. This gem predates the Domesday Book and contains the remarkable work of the acclaimed ecclesiastical architect Sir Ninian Comper. Our journey continues to the beautifully restored early 18th Century Water Tower with its elaborate bathing facilities and the Hermitage, a charming adjacent folly. We conclude at 16.30 with the splendid Honeywood local history museum, itself of 18th origin. The day will prove what an attractive and surprisingly rural place Carshalton has remained, truly one of London's finest villages.
Please prebook at Honeywood Museum on 020 8770 4297
All Saints Church Carshalton
High Street, Carshalton SM5 3AQ
Saturday 21 September 10:30-17:00 (last entry 16:30)
Sunday 22 September 11:30-17:00 (last entry 16:30)
12th century south aisle and former chancel. Blomfield nave, chancel, baptistry. Kempe glass, Bodley reredos and screen. Spectacular Comper decorations, monuments and brasses, award winning lighting scheme, fine modern benches.
Carshalton Water Tower and Historic Gardens
West Street, Carshalton SM5 2QG
Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 September 13:00-17:00,
plus tours 14:00-16:00 (max. 20 people) available on demand (last entry 16:15)
Early 18th century Grade II listed building incorporating plunge bath with Delft tiles, orangery, saloon and pump chamber with part-restored water wheel. Hermitage and sham bridge in grounds.
Little Holland House
40 Beeches Avenue, Carshalton SM5 3LW
Sunday 22 September 11:00-17:00 (last entry 16:45)
The former home of Frank R. Dickinson (1874-1961), artist, designer and craftsman, who built his house between 1902-04 in the English Arts and Crafts style, following the teachings and philosophies of William Morris and John Ruskin. Inside the Grade II listed interior are his hand made furniture, paintings, interior decoration, carvings and metalwork, which still inspire visitors today.
With very limited financial resources Dickinson built the house and made its furniture himself.
St Mary’s Church
Church Rd, Beddington SM6 7NJ
Sunday 22 September 14:00-17:00
A church on this site was recorded as far back as the time of the Domesday survey. The current Grade II* listed building dates from the 14th century, with extensive restoration and additions undertaken during the Victorian period. The church contains fine Arts and Crafts decoration including an organ screen by William Morris & Co. The Carew Chapel contains tombs and memorials to the Carew family dating from 1520 onwards. The Chancel has 15th century misericord choir stalls and 15th century brasses in the chancel floor. In the main aisle there is a 12th century Purbeck marble font. A reredos on the west wall is a copy of the 'doom' painting of French or German origin, which shows the pains of hell. Beneath the painting, in a wooden case, is a Roman coffin.
Carew Manor and Dovecote tours
Church Road, Beddington SM6 7NN
Sunday 22 September. Tour times, 10:00, 12:00 and 13:00
See inside the Grade I listed Great Hall of Carew Manor with its timber hammer beam roof built for Richard Carew about 1510, the Grade II listed dovecote, and discover more about their history and that of the Carew family on these guided tours.
Booking required. Call 020 8770 6060 or email sarah.wheeldon@sutton.gov.uk to book
Meeting point at the Dovecote
Bedzed
24 Helios Rd, Hackbridge SM6 7BZ
Saturday 21 September 10:00-13:00 - 45 minute outside tours, hourly
UK’s first large scale, mixed-use eco-village and sustainable community. Completed in 2002, Bedzed is an inspiration for low carbon neighbourhoods promoting One Planet Living. Developed in relation with Peabody, ZEDfactory, Bioregional. Bill Dunster, Zedfactory architects, 2002.
The Link Primary School
138 Croydon Rd, CRO 4PG
Saturday 21 September 09:00-12:00 max. 30 people (last entry 13:15)
Comprising a learning centre with occupational therapy, DSDHA’s approach to the Link Primary school is both resolutely contemporary yet in dialogue with its mid-century surroundings. DSDHA 2016.
Carshalton Walking Tour
Sunday 22 September Starting at 09:30
Starts from Carshalton station. Ends 16:30 at Honeywood Museum
4.5 mile circular walk. Includes Carew Manor and Dovecote, All Saints Church,Carshalton Water Tower and Honeywood Museum.
This delightfully bucolic four and a half mile circular walk visits an array of historic buildings, some dating from a thousand years ago. We'll take the Wandle Trail footpath to Beddington Park for a very rarely offered tour of the magnificent 14th Century Carew Manor followed by a visit within the Manor's huge, early 18th Century Dovecote. After lunch at the Park's café a mile of most attractive parkland leads to a brief yet appealing interlude of early Victorian houses. Arriving at Grove Park and Carshalton Ponds we'll enter All Saints Church. This gem predates the Domesday Book and contains the remarkable work of the acclaimed ecclesiastical architect Sir Ninian Comper. Our journey continues to the beautifully restored early 18th Century Water Tower with its elaborate bathing facilities and the Hermitage, a charming adjacent folly. We conclude at 16.30 with the splendid Honeywood local history museum, itself of 18th origin. The day will prove what an attractive and surprisingly rural place Carshalton has remained, truly one of London's finest villages.
Please prebook at Honeywood Museum on 020 8770 4297
All Saints Church Carshalton
High Street, Carshalton SM5 3AQ
Saturday 21 September 10:30-17:00 (last entry 16:30)
Sunday 22 September 11:30-17:00 (last entry 16:30)
12th century south aisle and former chancel. Blomfield nave, chancel, baptistry. Kempe glass, Bodley reredos and screen. Spectacular Comper decorations, monuments and brasses, award winning lighting scheme, fine modern benches.
Carshalton Water Tower and Historic Gardens
West Street, Carshalton SM5 2QG
Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 September 13:00-17:00,
plus tours 14:00-16:00 (max. 20 people) available on demand (last entry 16:15)
Early 18th century Grade II listed building incorporating plunge bath with Delft tiles, orangery, saloon and pump chamber with part-restored water wheel. Hermitage and sham bridge in grounds.
Little Holland House
40 Beeches Avenue, Carshalton SM5 3LW
Sunday 22 September 11:00-17:00 (last entry 16:45)
The former home of Frank R. Dickinson (1874-1961), artist, designer and craftsman, who built his house between 1902-04 in the English Arts and Crafts style, following the teachings and philosophies of William Morris and John Ruskin. Inside the Grade II listed interior are his hand made furniture, paintings, interior decoration, carvings and metalwork, which still inspire visitors today.
With very limited financial resources Dickinson built the house and made its furniture himself.
St Mary’s Church
Church Rd, Beddington SM6 7NJ
Sunday 22 September 14:00-17:00
A church on this site was recorded as far back as the time of the Domesday survey. The current Grade II* listed building dates from the 14th century, with extensive restoration and additions undertaken during the Victorian period. The church contains fine Arts and Crafts decoration including an organ screen by William Morris & Co. The Carew Chapel contains tombs and memorials to the Carew family dating from 1520 onwards. The Chancel has 15th century misericord choir stalls and 15th century brasses in the chancel floor. In the main aisle there is a 12th century Purbeck marble font. A reredos on the west wall is a copy of the 'doom' painting of French or German origin, which shows the pains of hell. Beneath the painting, in a wooden case, is a Roman coffin.
Carew Manor and Dovecote tours
Church Road, Beddington SM6 7NN
Sunday 22 September. Tour times, 10:00, 12:00 and 13:00
See inside the Grade I listed Great Hall of Carew Manor with its timber hammer beam roof built for Richard Carew about 1510, the Grade II listed dovecote, and discover more about their history and that of the Carew family on these guided tours.
Booking required. Call 020 8770 6060 or email sarah.wheeldon@sutton.gov.uk to book
Meeting point at the Dovecote
Bedzed
24 Helios Rd, Hackbridge SM6 7BZ
Saturday 21 September 10:00-13:00 - 45 minute outside tours, hourly
UK’s first large scale, mixed-use eco-village and sustainable community. Completed in 2002, Bedzed is an inspiration for low carbon neighbourhoods promoting One Planet Living. Developed in relation with Peabody, ZEDfactory, Bioregional. Bill Dunster, Zedfactory architects, 2002.
The Link Primary School
138 Croydon Rd, CRO 4PG
Saturday 21 September 09:00-12:00 max. 30 people (last entry 13:15)
Comprising a learning centre with occupational therapy, DSDHA’s approach to the Link Primary school is both resolutely contemporary yet in dialogue with its mid-century surroundings. DSDHA 2016.
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An Unexpected Treasure -
Tales from the oldest senior school in Sutton Thursday 26 September 19:30 A Friends of Honeywood Museum Event We're sorry, but this event has now sold out. |
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Arts of India - Celebrating Diwali
Sunday 6 October 11:00-15:00 Join us for an immersive and colourful event including dance performance with an opportunity to participate and learn the stick dance. Also henna painting, see traditional costume and dress up in these beautiful fabrics. A film show on the Diwali story. In partnership with Apsara Arts' in-kind contribution to the art work and delivery of the workshops. 
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Baby Sensory
Wednesday 9 October 14:00 An exciting 35-minute session filled with our fantastic interactive sensory activities which will not only be lots of fun but will help with all aspects of your little ones' sensory development. With music, instruments, dancing, bubbles and much more, these sessions are not to be missed! £5, £3.50 if booked more than a week in advance. Please book from HERE. |
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Honeywood Book Club
Sunday 13 October 14:30-16:30 A Friends of Honeywood Museum Event Admission and refreshments free This month's book is I Capture the Castle by Dodie Smith. Please bring a copy of the book with you. If you are interested in joining, please contact Sue Kelsall by 'phone 020 8241 5679 or by email. |
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Creatures of the Night
Saturday 19 to Sunday 27 October
Join us if you dare for frighteningly good fun with crafts and our Horrible Halloween Trail. FREE, drop in.
Saturday 19 to Sunday 27 October
Join us if you dare for frighteningly good fun with crafts and our Horrible Halloween Trail. FREE, drop in.
Hidden Footpaths Walk
Sunday 20 October 14:00-16:00
A brisk three- mile walk with Andrew Skelton along familiar and not so familiar highways and byways in Wallington, Beddington and Carshalton, with historical input along the way. Stout walking shoes/boots advised. Children over 12yrs. Therapy dogs only. Starts and ends at Wallington Railway Station forecourt (weather permitting).
Please pre-book from HERE. Tickets £5.00 (Friends £4.00).
Sunday 20 October 14:00-16:00
A brisk three- mile walk with Andrew Skelton along familiar and not so familiar highways and byways in Wallington, Beddington and Carshalton, with historical input along the way. Stout walking shoes/boots advised. Children over 12yrs. Therapy dogs only. Starts and ends at Wallington Railway Station forecourt (weather permitting).
Please pre-book from HERE. Tickets £5.00 (Friends £4.00).
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Honeywood Mini Explorers - Victorian School
Tuesday 22 October 10:30-12:30 A Friends of Honeywood Museum Event Aimed at children aged 6-10 years, the children will spend the morning at a Victorian school - they will have Victorian Maths, English and Geography lessons! FREE, but must be pre-booked at 020 8241 5679 or by email. All children must be accompanied by a responsible adult, please. Donations will be very welcome. |
Tales from the Wicked Woods
23, 24 & 25 October 11:30-12:15, 14:00-14:45 and 15:30-16:15
This October Half Term join us if you dare! To hear tales full of bad beasties, horrible hags, terrible trolls and other cunning creatures in this interactive storytelling show with live music.
Fiendishly fun for ages 4+ and their grownups with stories inspired by fairytales and folktales with a special Skewbald Theatre twist.
Running Time: approx. 40 minutes. For ages 4+
£5 per person or £16 (family of four) - babes in arms (under 18 months) free.
Please pre-book via sutton.gov.uk/librariesheritageevents
23, 24 & 25 October 11:30-12:15, 14:00-14:45 and 15:30-16:15
This October Half Term join us if you dare! To hear tales full of bad beasties, horrible hags, terrible trolls and other cunning creatures in this interactive storytelling show with live music.
Fiendishly fun for ages 4+ and their grownups with stories inspired by fairytales and folktales with a special Skewbald Theatre twist.
Running Time: approx. 40 minutes. For ages 4+
£5 per person or £16 (family of four) - babes in arms (under 18 months) free.
Please pre-book via sutton.gov.uk/librariesheritageevents
Jazz Roots Revisited
Thursday 24 October at 19:30 A Friends of Honeywood Museum Event We're sorry, but this event has now sold out. |
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Honeywood Book Club
Sunday 10 November 14:30-16:30 A Friends of Honeywood Museum Event Admission and refreshments free This month's book is Summer Lightning by P.G. Wodehouse. Please bring a copy of the book with you. If you are interested in joining, please contact Sue Kelsall by 'phone 020 8241 5679 or by email. |
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Anna of Kleve: Queen of Secrets
Thursday 28 November 19:30 A Friends of Honeywood Museum Event We're sorry, but this event is now sold out. |
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Christmas Crafts
Saturday 30 November & Sunday 1 December, Saturday and Sunday 14/15 December
Make Victorian Christmas cards and tree decorations to take home. Follow the Christmas Trail.
FREE, drop in.
Saturday 30 November & Sunday 1 December, Saturday and Sunday 14/15 December
Make Victorian Christmas cards and tree decorations to take home. Follow the Christmas Trail.
FREE, drop in.
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Carshalton Frost Fair 2019
Saturday 7 December 13:00 to 18:00 A Friends of Honeywood Museum Event in partnership with Ecolocal and supported by LB Sutton We are delighted to announce that we have had a favourable reply from Lapland and Father Christmas will be joining us once again for this event!! The ever-popular Steve Day will again be our magician-in-residence on the day. Please keep looking back as new information is added. |
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Honeywood Book Club
Sunday 15 December 14:30-16:30 A Friends of Honeywood Museum Event Admission and refreshments free This month's book is A Tudor Christmas by Alison Weir & Siobhan Clarke. Please bring a copy of the book with you. If you are interested in joining, please contact Sue Kelsall by 'phone 020 8241 5679 or by email. |
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