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Guildford Borough Council manages and cares for a portfolio of heritage buildings of significant and varying historic interest, protected by listed status within conservation areas.

Guildford House - 155 High Street, Guildford GU1 3AJ

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Guildford House is a fascinating 17th century Grade 1 Listed town house located on the High Street. It houses Guildford House Gallery: a changing exhibition space offering a varied programme of art and craft shows, workshops and talks; a craft gift shop; Tourist Information Centre and café, all within a character historic setting. Opening times: Monday to Saturday: 10am to 4.45pm, Sun: 11am to 4pm (May - Sept) FREE ENTRY The Brew House: Located in the courtyard of Guildford House, shows exhibitions of emerging artists.

Guildford Museum - Castle Arch, Quarry Street, Guildford GU1 3SX

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Set in a series of historic buildings just a couple of minutes walk from Guildford High Street, the Museum is full of charm and interest. Step into the world of prehistoric man, the Romans and Saxons, monks and friars, Lewis Carroll and the Victorians. Opening times: Monday to Saturday, 11am to 5pm (last admission 4.45pm) FREE ENTRY

Guildford Castle - Castle Street, Guildford GU1 3SX

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Visit Guildford Castle and head to the top of the Great Tower for a 360 degree panoramic view of Guildford and the beautiful surrounding countryside. Inside you’ll find a model of the original castle circa 1300, and interpretation panels tracing its history to the present day. Opening times: April to Sept: 10am to 5pm daily (last admission 4.30pm). Oct and March: Saturdays and Sundays only, 11am to 4pm (last admission 3.30pm). £3.20 Adults, £1.60 Child/Conc 2

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The Guildhall - High Street, Guildford GU1 3AA

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The Guildhall is a 16th/17th century building of great historic interest. Formerly a courtroom and council chamber, the ground floor is of Tudor origin. The classical front of the building is dominated by a magnificent bracket clock made in 1683. Opening times: May - July Sundays only 11am - 5pm. August Monday - Saturday 10am - 5pm; Sundays 11am - 5pm. September Sundays only 11am - 5pm. £2 Adults, £1 Child

Medieval Undercroft - 72 High St, Guildford GU1 3HE

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The medieval Undercroft is one of the finest examples in the country. Dating from the end of the 13th century, this stone vaulted semi-basement is thought to have been a merchant’s shop, selling wine or expensive cloths or silk. Opening times: May to September only: Wednesdays, 2pm to 4pm, Saturdays, 12pm to 4pm FREE ENTRY

Wanborough Barn - Westwood Lane, Wanborough GU3 2JR

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Wanborough Barn is one of the most important medieval barns in England. Dating from 1388, it was built by the Cisterian monks of Waverley Abbey. The barn holds a permanent display of local and historic interest as well as special events and exhibitions throughout the summer. Opening times: Open to the public on selected Saturdays and Sundays throughout the summer. FREE ENTRY

391/2 Castle Street - Guildford GU1 3UQ

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This building began life as the Providence Chapel built in 1816. Today it houses a specially re-created Victorian schoolroom (available for school visits by appointment), and is the venue for many of our family fun craft sessions. Open for special events which carry varied charges

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Exhibitions Guildford Art Society Spring Exhibition Guildford Art Society returns with another diverse display of members’ work. Visit the exhibition to enjoy a fine exhibition of local talent. 9-23 April FREE ENTRY

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Primroses by Jane Allison exhibited in 2014

Threads of Meaning - textile and mixed media art from Wey Valley Workshop Wey Valley Workshop is a group of textile and mixed media artists. For this exhibition artists have explored the theme Threads of Meaning, creating unique pieces, many of which are for sale. The Garden Room houses The Comfort Zone Challenge, a display of experimental work, inspired by a series of collaborative workshops designed to extend the artist’s normal repertoire. 30 April - 22 May FREE ENTRY

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Exhibition event: Three workshops are on offer during the exhibition. Happening in the Brew House at Guildford House (please note no step free access) there will be a small charge for materials, payable to the tutor on the day. Booking is essential.

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For more information and to book tickets call 01483 444751 or email [email protected]

A Matter of Life and Death This display at Guildford Museum includes London’s Dreadful Visitation: The Great Plague, 1665, a touring exhibition of graphic panels from Guildhall Library. The Great Plague was a devastating event in the City of London, wiping out almost 100,000 people. Whether young or old, man or woman, saint or sinner, it killed mercilessly and changed London forever. In the form of eight graphic

panels London’s Dreadful Visitation takes us through the story of the plague and explains what we can learn through Guildhall Library’s extensive plague collections. Also on display are objects from Guildford Museum’s own collections illustrating aspects of life in seventeenth century Guildford. 7 May - 25 June FREE ENTRY

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The Makers’ Art 2016 - Society of Designer Craftsmen, North Surrey Group The Society of Designer Craftsmen is the largest multi-craft society in the UK. The North Surrey Group was formed by local members, who are presenting their exhibition at Guildford House: a rich, vibrant and varied display including ceramics, textiles, glass and jewellery. Visit the show to buy something beautiful and unique. 28 May - 19 June FREE ENTRY

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Exhibitors: Naomi Beevers (textiles), Fiona Bryer (glass), Judy Dibiase (ceramics), Alex Duncan (textiles), Silke Espinet (jewellery) , Sandra Hurll (textiles), Joanna Lloyd (glass), Yumiko Reynolds (textiles), Ande Treharne (ceramics), Mavis Walker (textiles), Stephanie Wright (ceramics).

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Exhibitions TENartists A diverse exhibition of artwork from the TENartists group for 2016 Surrey Artists Open Studios.

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Eight diverse artists showing a mix of 2D and 3D work in a variety of media ranging from drawing to painting via photography, printmaking and textiles. The group was formed in 2007 by BA (Hons) Fine Art students at the University for the Creative Arts, Farnham, Surrey. Since then the group have exhibited together every year. Benghazi 2 - George Simpson

4-5 June; 9-12 June 11am - 4pm FREE ENTRY

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Individual group members have found success through acceptance into national competitions such as the renowned Jerwood Drawing Prize, having work accepted in to the permanent collection at the V&A, exhibiting at various London venues and gaining acceptance into national and international travelling exhibitions. Members have undertaken commissions worked with various arts organisations and taken part in a BBC series about art and craft.

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Exhibiting Artists: Paulene Cattle, Gillian Collins, Diana Foden, Sandra Gratrix, Angie Hauser, George Simpson, Celia Stanley and Emma C Tabor.

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Exhibition event: During the show artists will be demonstrating and talking about the methods and processes they use.

Alan Turing: A Short but Brilliant Life A display of text and images which illustrates Alan Turing’s extraordinary contribution to Britain’s war effort, his connections with Surrey, and how he was persecuted for his sexuality, in this small display produced for LGBT History Month by Surrey Heritage. Display Courtesy of Surrey Heritage

22 -25 June FREE ENTRY

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Alan Turing by Elliott&Fry, 1951 (permission of the National Portrait Gallery)

Alan Turing, by Elliott & Fry, 1951 (Permission of the

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Gallery) For more information and to book tickets call 01483 National 444751Portrait or email [email protected]

North Surrey Artists Summer Exhibition Guildford House is pleased to host North Surrey Artists, a group of local artists, David Drury St Paul’s wc mainly from three of Surrey’s leading Art Societies Farnham, Guildford and Woking. The group comprises both professional and experienced amateur artists, a number of whom are elected members of national art societies. They span a wide range of styles and media creating a varied mix and interesting exhibition.

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Following their successful exhibition in Guildford Cathedral two years ago, nine members of NSA are delighted to be back in Guildford exhibiting in this prestigious venue. Included will be three members of The Society of Women Artists showing paintings and sculpture, and a member of The Hilliard Society who will be showing a substantial body of watercolour miniatures. Over 70 original framed paintings will be on display and for sale, plus sculpture, ceramics, original folios, prints and cards.

2 July - 24 July FREE ENTRY

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Left to right: Carol Orwin SWA Capra Elaine Coles Ceramic Jar Julia Aspin Apples Pastel

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Exhibitions Lynn Painter-Stainers Prize 2016 Exhibition

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Celebrating the best in British representational painting. The Lynn Painter-Stainers Prize rewards outstanding examples of representational painting from artists across the UK. Created in 2005 by The Worshipful Company of Painter-Stainers and The Lynn Foundation, the open competition champions the skills of draughtsmanship and figurative painting. This year’s exhibition aims to reflect the wealth of talent among both emerging and established artists. The display at Guildford House is a selection including award winners

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The exhibition has been selected by a distinguished panel comprising Catharine Davison, Artist; Ken Howard OBE RA NEAC, Artist; James Lloyd, Artist; Sam Wadsworth, Artist; Andrew Wilton, Visiting Research Fellow at Tate Britain.

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Now in its eleventh year, the Prize is one of the most prestigious awards for artists in the country, offering total prize money of £30,000, including a First Prize of £15,000. The competition is particularly popular with young contemporary painters and art students; the Young Artist Award of £2,500 is a coveted prize Hoxton Square by Andreas Benjamin that aims to promote the tradition of painting and support fresh new talent, and is eligible to artists who are 25 or under. 25 June - 17 July FREE ENTRY

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For the second year running, the competition is also offering the Brian Botting Prize of £5,000 which will be awarded to an artist aged 30 or under for an outstanding representation of the human figure. Five Runner Up Prizes of £1,500 each are also awarded.

Studio by Bernadette Timko

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Exhibitions The 60s and 70s in Black and White - Photographs by John Walmsley In 1968 John Walmsley, then a photography student at the Guildford School of Art, recorded two events which made headline news: the anti-Vietnam war demonstration in central London and the sit-in at Guildford School of Art. Images from both are shown in this exhibition of Walmsley’s photographs at Guildford Museum. 2 July - 10 September FREE ENTRY

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Exhibition events: A Conversation with John Walmsley. Join John Walmsley in the display area at Guildford Museum to talk with him about the works on display. Life as a non-commercial, freelance, professional photographer. Join John Walmsley to hear him talk about his career.

John Walmsley’s work is in the collections of the National Portrait Gallery, London and the Bibliothèque national de France, Paris.

Highlight on Art This display showcases highlights from the borough art collection in the Garden Room at Guildford House; and both paintings and ceramics will be featured. 23 July - 4 September FREE ENTRY

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*This painting may not be included in the show. Please contact Heritage Services for information.

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Image: The Time of Wild Roses by Edward Wilkins Waite*

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Muse of Fire - Guildford Shakespeare Company’s First Ten Years A display illustrating the origins and history of this Guildford based award-winning professional theatre company. Steve Porter

O for a Muse of fire, that would ascend The brightest heaven of invention, A kingdom for a stage, princes to act And monarchs to behold the swelling scene! William Shakespeare, Henry V, Prologue, 1–4

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30 July - 4 September FREE ENTRY

Mark Dean

Through My Eyes

8- 11 September, 11am-3pm weekdays 10-4 Saturday and Sunday FREE ENTRY

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Moon Hall Specialist Dyslexia Schools’ pupils’ exhibition of art and literacy work resulting from a visit to Guildford Museum, together with other Art Department pieces from both the Junior and Senior Schools. House at rew rd Guildfo House

Image from the Moon Hall schools Brew House display 2015

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Exhibitions Landscapes of the Somme - paintings by Robert Perry

As a part of the national commemorations of the First World War, Guildford House hosts the exhibition Landscapes of the Somme featuring drawings and paintings of the Somme Battlefields by an internationally known British landscape painter Robert Perry. Although primarily a traditional landscape painter working exclusively on site with his unique mobile “field studio” in locations all over Europe from the Isle of Man to the Alps, Robert Perry is particularly well known for his drawings and paintings of the 191418 Battlefields of The Western Front.

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Exhibition event: For information on events accompanying this exhibition for schools and the public contact Heritage Services.

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For more than twenty years he has been visiting Flanders, The Somme and Verdun, studying and making visual records of the killing fields, trenches and labyrinthine tunnel systems as they are now. In recognition of his dedication he was made an Honorary Citizen of the town of Albert (epicentre of the Battle of the Somme in which three of his great-uncles were killed in 1916), and invited to exhibit his work at le Centre Mondial de la Paix (the World Centre for Peace) at Verdun and at the Council of Europe in Strasbourg. His expeditions have been documented extensively by British and French television and his paintings have formed major solo exhibitions at the Durham Light Infantry Museum and Art Gallery, as well as galleries in Birmingham, Blackburn, Stockton-on-Tees, The Volksbank Halle, Rheinland Pfalz, and L’ Espace Culturel d’ Albert (Somme). 10 September - 5 November FREE ENTRY

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Exhibitions Pop it in the Post For over 160 years, people in Britain have been able to stick a stamp on a letter and post the letter into a pillar box – keeping in touch with people in cities, towns and villages everywhere. This family-friendly exhibition explores the new and sometimes quirky ideas that made this possible. A touring exhibition from The Postal Museum. 17 September - December FREE ENTRY

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Events and Activities Inspired by Alice Family Fun Day Join us in the grounds of historic Guildford Castle for a day of entertainment inspired by Lewis Carroll’s famous story book character Alice. Entry to the grounds and many of the activities and events will be free. The programme for the day will include live music, performances and readings from the Alice stories and writings of Lewis Carroll, children’s events, stalls and vendors. Sunday 7 August, 11am-4pm FREE ENTRY

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Bring a small sewing kit, small buttons, beads, fancy wools and ribbons.

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Threads of Meaning Workshop: Needle-felt yourself a brooch with Jenny Parker

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6 May, 10.30am - 12.30pm SMALL CHARGE FOR MATERIALS

Threads of Meaning Workshop: Relief hand embroidery with Olive Rowell Bring a basic sewing kit and a small embroidery ring if you like using one. 11 May 1.30pm - 3.30pm £3 FOR MATERIALS

All materials are provided but bring in black and coloured felt tip pens of varied thickness. 19 May, 10.30am - 12.30pm SMALL CHARGE FOR MATERIALS

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Threads of Meaning Workshop: Make a small book of designs to develop for stitch with Marion Glover and Mary Gray House at rew rd Guildfo House

A Conversation with John Walmsley Join John Walmsley in the display area at Guildford Museum to talk with him about his photography on display in The 60s and 70s in Black and White. 5 July 11am - 11.45 FREE BUT BOOKING REQUIRED

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Life as a non-commercial, freelance, professional photographer Join John Walmsley to hear about his career as a photographer 23 July, 1pm TICKETS £3.50

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Events - Families and Young People Family Fun Flees, Rats and Boils! Wednesday 1 June, 11am-1pm Visit our exhibition A Matter of Life and Death to learn about the deadly plague of 1665. Join us to hear about the diseases and the horrible “cures” that doctors came up with in the past. Make a finger puppet and scare the black death away with laughter. Do you dare to join us? Suitable for ages 5-9 PLACES MUST BE BOOKED IN ADVANCE: £3 PER CHILD

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Toys’ Story Wednesday 27 July, 11am-1pm In the past, children had fewer toys than you have today. But they loved playing as much as you do, they were able to make a toy from almost anything they could find. Find out how children had fun in the past. Make your own toy to take home. Suitable for ages 5-9 DROP IN SESSION: NO BOOKING NECESSARY: £2 PER CHILD

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Hands on Desk - A Heritage Open Day Activity at Guildford Museum Saturday 10 September, 11.00am-3.00pm Don’t miss this great opportunity to handle real ancient objects from our museum collection. Join the staff at the Hands on Desk at Guildford Museum to get a hold of history. Suitable for all ages FREE ENTRY

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Family Fun From Sheep to Blankets Tuesday 25 October, 11am-1pm Guildford has been famous for its woollen cloth since the middle ages, but do you know how it was made before we had machines to do it? Join us to see how people in the past transformed sheep’s fleece into cloth. Have a go at using a spindle and make your own little loom to start weaving like our ancestors. Suitable for ages 5-9 PLACES MUST BE BOOKED IN ADVANCE: £3 PER CHILD

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Children attending Family Fun events must be accompanied by an adult.

Pastfinders - Junior Museum Club A fun club for young people interested in history and archaeology October Pastfinders is for people aged 8 to 12 years. Beginning in October 2016, it will offer a programme of events during half terms and school holidays. The highlight will be on archaeology and history using events, activities and story telling to explore fascinating aspects of the past. Visits to the important heritage sites of our town will be included: Guildford Castle, the Medieval Undercroft, the Guildhall and Guildford House. Suitable for ages 8-12

For more information, please contact the Education Officer at Heritage Services.

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Set in an idyllic courtyard away from the hustle and bustle of the High Street, the Gallery Café is the perfect spot for breakfast, morning coffee, a light lunch or an afternoon cake. Guildford House, 155 High Street, Guildford GU1 3AJ Monday - Saturday, 9.30am - 4.15pm Tel: 01483 454608

Find us in the downstairs courtyard at Guildford House

Offering a unique selection of locally sourced craft work, gifts, ceramics, jewellery and a vast assortment of greeting cards. Guildford House, 155 High Street, Guildford GU1 3AJ Tuesday - Saturday, 10am - 4.45pm and Sundays (May - September) 11am - 4pm. Tel: 01483 444740

Find us in the downstairs courtyard at Guildford House

Travel through Time with Guildford Museum Visit Guildford Museum to travel from a time before history to the world of modern man. Our unique displays exploring the local history of Guildford bring together important artefacts from the borough collection as well as historical treasures generously loaned by Surrey Archaeological Society and private collectors.

Finds Identification Finds identification sessions are held at Guildford Museum on the second Saturday of each month from 11am to 1pm and visitors are encouraged to bring along any items found locally. Finds Liaison Officer for the Portable Antiquities Scheme, David Williams, will be able to provide advice on the importance of the find, its conservation and storage, and how it relates to the Treasure Act. If you’ve come across an archaeological find whilst out walking or using a metal detector, bring your find along for assessment and find out more about it. Pottery, flints and metalwork are all welcome, however, we do not provide information on fossils. Could that piece of metal provide a clue to Guildford’s past? Bring it along and find out.

Hold a piece of history in your hands! Did you know that Guildford Museum runs a loans service for schools and community groups offering a wide range of historical artefacts, replica objects and useful resources such as booklets, teachers’ notes, CDs and DVDs? Loans boxes include pre- historic axes and Roman objects as well items from later times including World War II. Why not book a box to inspire a range of activities for your group or school. Hire fee: £10 for a three week loan period. Contact Guildford Museum to find out more T: 01483 444751 Don’t forget to check out our Events and Activities programme to see the events we are running related to our museum displays and collections, which includes Meet the Romans an activity for families. For more information and to book tickets call 01483 444751 or email [email protected]

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Diary of Exhibitions & Events Date

Category Event

Cost Location

APRIL 2016 9-23 April Exhibition

Guildford Art Society Spring Exhibition - Guildford Art Society returns with another diverse display of members’ work.

FREE GH

30 April - 22 May Exhibition

Threads of Meaning - textile and mixed media art from Wey Valley Workshop.

FREE GH

Threads of Meaning Workshop: Needle-felt yourself a brooch with Jenny Parker.

Small GH Charge

MAY 2016 6 May Event

7 May - 25 June Exhibition A Matter of Life and Death - This display at Guildford Museum includes London’s Dreadful Visitation: The Great Plague, 1665, a touring exhibition of graphic panels from Guildhall Library.

FREE GM

11 May Event

Threads of Meaning Workshop: Relief hand embroidery with Olive Rowell.

£3

19 May Event

Threads of Meaning Workshop: Make a small Small GH book of designs to develop for stitch with Marion Charge Glover and Mary Gray.

28 May - 19 June Exhibition

The Makers’ Art 2016 - Society of Designer Craftsmen, North Surrey Group.

FREE GH

Family Fun - Flees, Rats and Boils!

£3

TENartists - A diverse exhibition of artwork from the TENartists group for 2016 Surrey Artists Open Studios.

FREE GH

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JUNE 2016 1 June

Event

4-5 June; Exhibition 9-12 June

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22 -25 June Exhibition Alan Turing: A Short but Brilliant Life - A display of text and images which illustrates Alan Turing’s extraordinary contribution to Britain’s war effort, his connections with Surrey, and how he was persecuted for his sexuality, in this small display produced for LGBT History Month by Surrey Heritage.

FREE GM

25 June - 17 July Exhibition Lynn Painter-Stainers Prize 2016 Exhibition - Celebrating the best in British representational painting.

FREE GH

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For more information and to book tickets call 01483 444751 or email [email protected]

Date

Category Event

Cost Location

Exhibition

North Surrey Artists Summer Exhibition.

FREE GH

2 July - Exhibition 10 September

The 60s and 70s in Black and White - Photographs by John Walmsley.

FREE GM

5 July

A Conversation with John Walmsley.

£3.50 GM

JULY 2016 2 July - 24 July

Event

23 July Event

Life as a non-commercial, freelance, professional £3.50 GM photographer - by John Walmsley.

23 July - Exhibition 4 September

Highlight on Art - This display showcases highlights from the borough art collection.

FREE GH

27 July

Family Fun - Toys’ Story.

£2

Event

30 July - Exhibition 4 September

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Muse of Fire - Guildford Shakespeare Company’s FREE GH First Ten Years.

AUGUST 2016 7 August Event

Inspired by Alice Family Fun Day - A day of entertainment inspired by Lewis Carroll’s famous story book character Alice.

FREE GC

SEPTEMBER 2016 8- 11 September Exhibition

Through My Eyes - Moon Hall Specialist Dyslexia FREE GH Schools’ pupils’ exhibition of art and literacy work.

10 September Event

Family Fun - Hands on Desk - A Heritage Open Day Activity at Guildford Museum.

FREE GM

10 September - Exhibition 5 November

Landscapes of the Somme - paintings by Robert Perry.

FREE GH

17 September - Exhibition December

Pop it in the Post - A touring exhibition from The Postal Museum.

FREE GM

Family Fun - From Sheep to Blankets.

£3

OCTOBER 2016 25 October

Event

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Other Services Gift Shops The Guildford House Gallery Craft Shop stocks a unique selection of greetings cards, jewellery and beautiful works by local crafts people. The Museum Gift Shop stocks a selection of local history books, prints and maps, children’s toys, Lewis Carroll souvenirs, and an assortment of jewellery and crockery.

School Visits We welcome school groups to our sites. Please contact us to find out more.

Keep in Touch For the latest news and events sign up for our e-newsletter. Contact us or visit our website to join the mailing list.

Gallery Café Guildford’s best kept secret…set in an idyllic courtyard away from the hustle and bustle of the High Street, the Gallery Café is the perfect spot for breakfast, morning coffee, a light lunch or an afternoon cake. Call 01483 454608 for more info.

Join Our Friends Support us and join the Friends of Guildford House Gallery or the Friends of Guildford Museum. Our enthusiastic Friends support and promote the activities of Guildford House Gallery and Guildford Museum and also participate in a varied programme of talks, outings and social activities arranged to appeal to all age groups. Please contact us for more information on our Friends or to be sent a membership form.

Venue Hire Guildford Borough Council Heritage Service has a variety of venues suitable for meetings, seminars, workshops or private functions. If you require a more unusual setting for your next event please contact us for more information.

Contact Information For more information on any of our buildings or services, please call us on 01483 444751, email us at [email protected] or visit www.guildford.gov.uk.

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