Surrey Homes | SH54 | April 2019 | Garden supplement inside
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Notebook<br />
What to do and see near you this month<br />
Enchanted Forest<br />
moonscapes<br />
It’s the 50th anniversary of the<br />
first moon landing, and at the<br />
Watts Gallery in Compton you<br />
can celebrate by exploring<br />
Nineteenth Century visions<br />
of and Victorian fascination<br />
with the moon. The exhibition<br />
will be accompanied by a<br />
programme of contemporary<br />
art interventions that will<br />
accent the key themes of<br />
the exhibition through light,<br />
sound and space. From<br />
Tuesday 2 <strong>April</strong> to Sunday 23<br />
June. wattsgallery.org.uk<br />
For art lovers, collectors, sculptors,<br />
photographers and nature enthusiasts,<br />
The Sculpture Park in Churt is a<br />
hidden gem. The 10-acre site, nestled<br />
in the heart of the <strong>Surrey</strong> Hills, is<br />
a magical world of water gardens,<br />
woodlands and incredible sculptures.<br />
A folly nestles above a waterfall,<br />
a giant tarantula towers over a<br />
winding path and varied works<br />
of art create a myriad of photo<br />
opportunities throughout the park.<br />
Three lakes complement the park’s<br />
diverse landscape and are home to<br />
an abundance of water creatures<br />
and unusual sculptural features.<br />
An eclectic mix of sculptures from<br />
national and international artists are<br />
on display, from up and coming local<br />
sculptors, to well established, globally<br />
recognised names. Nearly all sculptures<br />
are available to buy and advice on<br />
choice, installation and delivery can<br />
be given by the Park’s expert staff.<br />
Spring is a picturesque time to<br />
visit, as the daffodils, crocus,<br />
bluebells and snowdrops<br />
decorate the ground.<br />
Rhododendrons, roses<br />
and other flowering<br />
bushes are beginning to<br />
bloom. There is also a<br />
range of skunk cabbage<br />
in the marshland – that<br />
look a lot nicer than<br />
they sound (or smell!).<br />
For more information,<br />
and to view a listing of<br />
sculptures for sale, see<br />
thesculpturepark.com<br />
Dine Time<br />
Local food champions The Salt Box<br />
are joining forces for the second year<br />
with The Green Escape in Leith Hill<br />
on 24 <strong>April</strong> for a fantastic dinner<br />
cooked over an open fire. A four-course<br />
menu, celebrating the finest & freshest<br />
ingredients sourced from within just 10<br />
miles, will be served beneath the trees and<br />
surrounded by bluebells at this beautiful,<br />
secluded six acre glampsite. Tickets cost<br />
£50 per adult. wearethesaltbox.co.uk<br />
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