Events at Honeywood Museum
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Honeywood Museum's Regular Events and Exhibitions. Forthcoming events at Little Holland House and Beddington Park
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Author Talk - Nicholas Travers
Saturday 5 September 14:00-15:00 Explore Victorian Britain in an engaging author talk with historian Nicholas Travers. His book, Victorian Britain Day by Day, offers a vivid journey through the 19th century, presenting a tapestry of events from 1837 to 1901. Each day reveals snapshots of life, blending historical milestones with quirky details like the Sheep Panic of 1888 and the mystery of Spring-heeled Jack. FREE, but booking recommended from here. |
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Christian Wolmar – 100 Years of the Northern Line
Thursday 24 September 19:30 at The Garden Hall, The Lodge, Honeywood Walk SM5 3NX A Friends of Honeywood Museum Event Sorry, this talk is now fully booked. |
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Film Screening: The River: Typology. Water. Colour. Work
Saturday 26 September, doors 15:00 A special screening of this new creative film by Neal Vaughan, followed by a Q&A with the artist. The film accompanies Neal’s exhibition of new pastel works, which feature in the film and are on display at the museum. The exhibition and film are presented as part of the community-led Wandle Fortnight Festival 2026. Screening starts 3.30pm, Q&A from 4.15pm. Tickets: £5, advance booking recommended. Visit nealvaughan.co.uk to purchase tickets. |
The Heart of Carshalton Historical Walk
Sunday 11 October 10:00
Back by popular demand, a historical walk down North and West Streets with local historian Andrew Skelton, exploring the history and stories behind this ancient thoroughfare.
Tickets: £5. Advanced booking only from HERE.
Sunday 11 October 10:00
Back by popular demand, a historical walk down North and West Streets with local historian Andrew Skelton, exploring the history and stories behind this ancient thoroughfare.
Tickets: £5. Advanced booking only from HERE.
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Did the Industrial Revolution start on the River Wandle?
Thursday 22 October 19:30 - Door opens 19:10 at Honeywood Museum, Honeywood Walk SM5 3NX A Friends of Honeywood Museum Event The Industrial Revolution is often thought of as a development of the 18th and 19th century but by 1700 the Wandle was already powering numerous mills producing flour, gunpowder, copper goods, leather and other things. We’re delighted to welcome back well-known local historian John Phillips to present an illustrated talk that explores the context of this to try to understand the significance of the early industrial developments along the river. Seats: £7 (£6 Members). To book, please contact Susan Hoskin at susan.hoskin@gmail.com or tel: 07721 852378, or download, print, complete and return our Booking Form from here. |
Millie’s Magical Spells and Potions Trail
24 to 31 October (Thursday to Saturday), 10:00-17:00
Double, double, toil and trouble! Join us at Honeywood this half term for a witch and wizarding adventure. Follow our magical trail and get crafty by decorating your own model cauldron, pumpkin mask, and wizarding hat. Keep an eye out for Millie in her frighteningly wonderful costume - and don't forget to dress up, too!
Tickets: £2 (drop-in, payable by card at reception).
24 to 31 October (Thursday to Saturday), 10:00-17:00
Double, double, toil and trouble! Join us at Honeywood this half term for a witch and wizarding adventure. Follow our magical trail and get crafty by decorating your own model cauldron, pumpkin mask, and wizarding hat. Keep an eye out for Millie in her frighteningly wonderful costume - and don't forget to dress up, too!
Tickets: £2 (drop-in, payable by card at reception).
Wizard & Witches Escape Room Experience
31 October, multiple sessions throughout the day
You have been given detention by Professor Vector. It’s rumored that the last student that was given detention was forgotten and left behind in her office. The poor student was never seen again. You must escape Professor Vector's office so the same fate does not befall you…!
Inspired by your favourite supernatural fantasy stories! Perfect for children aged 7 - 12.
Tickets: £3, advance booking only from HERE in due course.
31 October, multiple sessions throughout the day
You have been given detention by Professor Vector. It’s rumored that the last student that was given detention was forgotten and left behind in her office. The poor student was never seen again. You must escape Professor Vector's office so the same fate does not befall you…!
Inspired by your favourite supernatural fantasy stories! Perfect for children aged 7 - 12.
Tickets: £3, advance booking only from HERE in due course.
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Alison Weir – The Boleyn Secret
Thursday 19 November 19:30 at Cryer Arts Centre, Carshalton High Street SM5 3BB A Friends of Honeywood Museum Event Early booking recommended! Please note venue. Alison Weir has excavated, from the Tudor records, the unsung story of a remarkable woman who had a ring-side seat to some of the most precarious and pivotal passages of history. Katherine Carey, Anne Boleyn's niece, learned young how to negotiate the knife-edge of court, developing deep loyalties and cautious allegiances. She had fifteen pregnancies, had to flee England and live as a fugitive for a time and carried a momentous and dangerous secret about her origins for her entire life. Her story is as fascinating as it is gripping. All seats: £8. Seats: To book, please contact Susan Hoskin at susan.hoskin@gmail.com or tel: 07721 852378, or download, print, complete and return our Booking Form from here. |
