Exhibitions at Honeywood Museum
Please refer to our Home page for current visitor information.
As far as possible, we will aim to extend the exhibitions that are currently on display to create an opportunity for visitors to see them when we are able to reopen. We are very grateful to our community partners for their understanding in enabling us to do this. This will include the Fairies Woodland Party, There’s No Place Like Home, and the Honeywood Embroidery Group exhibitions.
Until then, we are pleased to be able to give a taster of all three exhibitions online with accompanying short films below.
Until then, we are pleased to be able to give a taster of all three exhibitions online with accompanying short films below.
A Fairies’ Woodland Party
This Exhibition will be available to view again when the Museum reopens
Titania and Oberon oversee the Fairies’ Christmas Party at Honeywood Museum. Come and see how many fairies you can spot and see how they make fun and mischief in the Drawing Room. Installation by members of Sutton South Hello. A real treat for all, not to be missed.
This Exhibition will be available to view again when the Museum reopens
Titania and Oberon oversee the Fairies’ Christmas Party at Honeywood Museum. Come and see how many fairies you can spot and see how they make fun and mischief in the Drawing Room. Installation by members of Sutton South Hello. A real treat for all, not to be missed.
Honeywood Embroidery Group Exhibition
This Exhibition will be available to view again when the Museum reopens
This group of very talented and creative embroiderers have been meeting at Honeywood for a number of years.
Sadly their regular meetings at Honeywood have been impossible over the last few months, but the group have kept in touch and kept stitching, and we are very pleased to host a display of their work.
On show for the first time, a beautiful Honeywood hanging that they have gifted to the house.
We are grateful to the Friends of Honeywood Museum for sponsoring the framing of this exhibit.
This Exhibition will be available to view again when the Museum reopens
This group of very talented and creative embroiderers have been meeting at Honeywood for a number of years.
Sadly their regular meetings at Honeywood have been impossible over the last few months, but the group have kept in touch and kept stitching, and we are very pleased to host a display of their work.
On show for the first time, a beautiful Honeywood hanging that they have gifted to the house.
We are grateful to the Friends of Honeywood Museum for sponsoring the framing of this exhibit.
There’s No Place Like Home
This Exhibition will be available to view again when the Museum reopens
This Exhibition will be available to view again when the Museum reopens
A new exhibition of works from the Museum Art Collection highlighting people’s homes from the 1800s to the 1960s, including a group of work by Carshalton resident Sheila Ellis which has not been previously displayed. The exhibition will include three new short films of Honeywood, Little Holland House and Whitehall, which have been made in collaboration with Open House London, and a range of bygone domestic objects.
At Home in Honeywood will see enhanced information on the original uses of the rooms. Did you know the shop used to be a dining room? It will also pick out and highlight interior decoration, features and furnishings, exploring the wealth of detail that we have. Have you noticed the roses and ivy decoration on the Edwardian door furniture?
At Home in Honeywood and There’s No Place Like Home are the result of a collaborative project between London Borough of Sutton Cultural Services and The Friends of Honeywood Museum. They are also kindly sponsored by The Friends of Honeywood Museum.
At Home in Honeywood will see enhanced information on the original uses of the rooms. Did you know the shop used to be a dining room? It will also pick out and highlight interior decoration, features and furnishings, exploring the wealth of detail that we have. Have you noticed the roses and ivy decoration on the Edwardian door furniture?
At Home in Honeywood and There’s No Place Like Home are the result of a collaborative project between London Borough of Sutton Cultural Services and The Friends of Honeywood Museum. They are also kindly sponsored by The Friends of Honeywood Museum.
