Exhibitions at Honeywood Museum
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The Diamond Centre for Disabled Riders – “Celebrating 50 Years”
Showing until Saturday 1 February It was 50 years ago in 1974 that the Diamond Centre was opened on the present site on Woodmansterne Road, Carshalton. To celebrate the 50th Anniversary an exhibition is being held at Honeywood Museum, tracing the history of the centre and horse riding for disabled. The Diamond Centre has always been an important part of the community and is recognised locally for its outstanding work, providing equine therapies for over 300 riders of all ages every week. The exhibition will be a chance for many people to relive those memories and also to find out more about the centre and the activities it offers. FREE entry. |
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The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe as imagined by The Hello Club
N.B. Now showing until Saturday 15 February Bring your imagination to The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe in Honeywood’s Billiard Room. Once again, the renowned Hello Club brightens the winter months with its interpretation of a much-loved story through intricate, handmade displays. Families can also take the time to catch up on this and other winter themed stories in our reading corner before heading off on the trail around the house in search of Aslan, as he explores Honeywood. Stop off along the way to play with a host of different children’s toys. FREE. Suitable for ages 4-11, all children to be accompanied by a responsible adult. Drop in throughout opening hours. Please note, opening hours may vary, so please check our website's Home page before visiting. |
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Queen Mary’s Carshalton - Fifty Eventful Years (1909-59)
Showing until Saturday 1 March Discover why the hospital was built, when it changed its name, who was responsible for its early successful development, what were its pioneering features, where the children went in 1944 and how it survived closure in its 50th anniversary year. FREE entry. 
This Exhibition is supported by
The Friends of Honeywood Museum |
