Exhibitions at Honeywood Museum
Please refer to our Home page for current visitor information.
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Crafting a Village
Showing until Saturday 30 October Come and see an exciting exhibition of inspirational model houses and buildings made from mixed media, clay, card, and textiles and turned into a model village by Sutton South Hello, the award-winning community group for older people. |
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Match: Weddings of the past and memories for the future
Showing until Saturday 30 October As Honeywood opens its door for civil ceremonies, we look back at some of the weddings of the past captured by Sutton's famous high street photographer David Knights-Whittome, and explore the importance of civil ceremonies in the historic record. |
Letters to the Earth
Showing Thursday 4 November to Saturday 20 November
A Sutton Council Exhibition
This November, at the United Nations climate summit, decisions are being made that will possibly determine the rest of our lives and the lives of generations to come. #letterstotheearth and the London Borough of Sutton have invited people to express how they feel about the climate crisis. A selection of the contributions received will be shown in this exhibition.
Find out more here.
The exhibition will comprise of letters selected by Sutton Council in response to its invitation to residents, especially young people, to express how they feel about a climate crisis.
Please be aware that The Friends of Honeywood Museum are an apolitical and independent charitable organisation and the views indicated in the exhibition are not necessarily representative of the views of the Board of Trustees or in keeping with the charitable objectives of The Friends of Honeywood Museum.
Showing Thursday 4 November to Saturday 20 November
A Sutton Council Exhibition
This November, at the United Nations climate summit, decisions are being made that will possibly determine the rest of our lives and the lives of generations to come. #letterstotheearth and the London Borough of Sutton have invited people to express how they feel about the climate crisis. A selection of the contributions received will be shown in this exhibition.
Find out more here.
The exhibition will comprise of letters selected by Sutton Council in response to its invitation to residents, especially young people, to express how they feel about a climate crisis.
Please be aware that The Friends of Honeywood Museum are an apolitical and independent charitable organisation and the views indicated in the exhibition are not necessarily representative of the views of the Board of Trustees or in keeping with the charitable objectives of The Friends of Honeywood Museum.
