Programme

Free entry to many up and coming events around Guildford
Guildford’s heritage
Exhibition & Events
Programme
October 2016 to March 2017
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Historic Buildings
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Welcome
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
Guildford
House
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
Guildford
Museum
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
Guildford
Castle
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
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The Guildhall - High Street, Guildford GU1 3AA
The
Guildhall
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
Medieval
Undercroft
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
Wanborough
Barn
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
39 1 /2 Castle
Street
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
For more information and to book tickets call 01483 444751 or email heritageservices@guildford.gov.uk
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Exhibitions
Landscapes of the Somme - Paintings by contemporary artist Robert Perry
As part of the national
commemorations of the First World
War, Guildford House Gallery hosts
Landscapes of the Somme,
featuring drawings and paintings
of the Somme Battlefields by
an internationally known British
landscape painter.
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 1914-
18 Battlefields of The Western Front. For
more than 20 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 and many City Art
Galleries including Birmingham, Blackburn,
Stockton-on-Tees, The Volksbank Halle,
Rheinland Pfalz, and L’ Espace Culturel d’
Albert (Somme).
10 September - 5 November
FREE ENTRY
Guildford
House
Exhibition event: School groups are
invited to book a free visit to the exhibition
from 10 September to 5 November.
Supporting information and material will
be available for teachers and we can also
offer free use of our art and craft studio
(Brew House) if your group would like to
discuss and experiment after their visit
to the exhibition. For more information
about school visits and other events
relating to this exhibition, please contact
the Exhibitions and Audience Development
Officer lynn.szygenda@guildford.gov.uk
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Pop it in the Post: The World at the end of Your Street
This autumn The
Postal Museum’s
touring exhibition
Pop it in the Post: The World at the
end of Your Street will be hosted
by Guildford Museum. This familyfriendly
exhibition explores the new
and sometimes quirky ideas that made
the mail accessible to all.
Children and adults alike can discover the story
of the letter writing revolution, enabled by the
introduction of the world’s first stamp, the Penny
Black, in 1840, and the UK’s first pillar boxes in
1852. Learning about the individuals who made
this possible, visitors will discover how millions of
people’s lives were changed as a result of their
innovative problem solving.
17 September - 10 December
FREE ENTRY
Guildford
Museum
Celebrating Wool
Especially for
Wool Week in
Guildford.
Iona Mackenzie
Laycock explores
many aspects of wool in her work. She
creates textile art using wool and painted
fabrics; and the history of wool is her
inspiration. Her land art using Shetland wool
brings together other peoples experiences of
wool in an interactive textile
wall hanging.
8 - 15 October
FREE ENTRY
Brew House at
Guildford
House
Iona MacKenzie Laycock - Wool dyeing Cairn Installation
For more information and to book tickets call 01483 444751 or email heritageservices@guildford.gov.uk
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Exhibitions
The Surrey Infantry Museum
A special display presented by the Surrey
Infantry Museum in the Community
Case at Guildford Museum.
350 Years of Surrey History: Lost in One Day
This display features the catastrophic fire at
Clandon House which then housed the Surrey
Infantry Museum
November
FREE ENTRY
Guildford
Museum
In a land far away….
An exhibition from New Beginnings.
A scheme which encourages women whose
lives have been impacted by the Criminal Justice
System to express themselves through art.
This thought provoking and moving display
showcases the artistic talent of these
women across Surrey.
8 - 22 November
FREE ENTRY
Brew House at
Guildford
House
Guildford Art Society
The Autumn Exhibition by Guildford Art Society is an
opportunity for members who are professional artists
or talented amateur artists to exhibit their works
including paintings, sculptures, ceramics and crafts.
All artworks are for sale and are being exhibited for the first
time at Guildford House Gallery. They have been selected by an
independent panel.
12 November - 3 December
and 29 April - 13 May
FREE ENTRY
Guildford
House
Ruth Netherton
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The Sunday Times Watercolour Competition 2016
WATERCOLOUR COMPETITION 2016
Supported by
Now in its 29th year, The Sunday
Times Watercolour Competition
is the largest and most prestigious
showcase for contemporary
watercolour painting in the UK.
Generously supported by Smith &
Williamson, the competition aims to
celebrate and reward excellence and
originality in the medium of watercolour.
Kathryn Maple awarded the First Prize for Sandy Shoes
Hugely popular with artists and gallery
visitors, Guildford House is once again
delighted to host this exciting exhibition of
contemporary painting.
The 2016 judging panel includes Akash
Bhatt, Winner of the Sunday Times
Watercolour Competition 2015; Sara
Dudman, artist; Simon Oldfield, Director
of Simon Oldfield Gallery; Desmond
Shawe-Taylor CVO, Surveyor of the
Queen’s Pictures, and Louis Wise, Critic
and Writer, The Sunday Times.
10 December - 28 January
FREE ENTRY
Guildford
House
Chloe Le Tissier awarded the Second Prize for Never Alone
Charles by Simon Turvey
Top Withens, Haworth by Gary Groucutt
Unit 18 by James Judge
Janet Kenyon awarded The Smith
& Williamson Cityscape Prize for
Gridlock (Manhattan)
For more information and to book tickets call 01483 444751 or email heritageservices@guildford.gov.uk
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Exhibitions
Alice in Wonderland - Themes and Variations
Since the first appearance of Lewis
Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures in
Wonderland in 1865, there have been
an endless adaptations and re-imaginings
of the world’s most celebrated dreamchild
and her wonderful adventures.
In this series of small changing displays we explore
how Alice, and the Wonderland she visited,
have been illustrated across the years and around
the world; how the book has been adapted on
stage and on screen; how artists and writers have
been inspired by Carroll’s creations and how
Alice has been appropriated for every purpose
you can imagine from advertising to pop music.
The series begins with “Alice through the ages”
which explores how Alice’s appearance has been
frequently updated over the past 150 years
and “Alice around the world” which looks at
distinctive Alice illustrations from across the
continents.
17 December - 18 February
FREE ENTRY
Guildford
Museum
Charles Robinson
John Tenniel
Will Pogany
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Gifted in Guildford
The Surrey Guild of Craftsmen’s
eagerly awaited Christmas show.
Eagerly awaited each year, The Surrey Guild
of Craftsmen’s Christmas show has become
a regular on local residents’ shopping
calendars. Once again The Guild will be
showing a stunning collection of new and
current work from established and more
recently elected members.
First time members this year include Fee Fraser
with her quirky stitched designs and Ruth
Winchester, whose beautiful polymer jewellery
and household accessories are sure to attract
attention. Linda Scott-Cerins and Jackie Faris
are also new members showing glass and
jewellery respectively.
All the makers below will at some time
be in The Garden Room and can discuss
their work with visitors. If you have
someone you specifically want to talk to
you can email
them via The Surrey Guild website
to find out when they will
be there.
10 - 24 December
FREE ENTRY
Garden Room at
Guildford
House
Carolyn Wallis
Andrew Poder
Louise Bell
Linda Connelly
Magpie - A collaboration of photographic images from Guildford College Photography students
A display of imaginative and experimental
photography from students
at Guildford College.
13 - 20 January
FREE ENTRY
Brew House at
Guildford
House
Harvey Hunt
For more information and to book tickets call 01483 444751 or email heritageservices@guildford.gov.uk
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Exhibitions
Everybody’s Darling - The First World War Nurse
Coming
Soon!
During the First World War thousands of
women served as nurses. While many assisted
in hospitals at home, others worked close to
the battlefields.
This exhibition explores the many different nursing organisations
that served during the war and the experiences
of the nurses themselves.
Spring 2017
FREE ENTRY
Guildford
Museum
Events and Activities
Meet the Maker
Drop in to meet and talk with textile artist Iona
Mackenzie Laycock about the inspiration for her work
on display in Celebrating Wool.
8 October and 15 October, 11.30 - 2pm
FREE - DROP IN
Brew House at
Guildford
House
Iona MacKenzie Laycock - Surrey Hills
An Afternoon with the Author
An Afternoon with the Author features illustrated talks related to publications
of the same name by the author; available from Guildford Museum Bookshop.
Brookwood Asylum by Alison Craze
A large forbidding building full of so many sad tales of human life. In this illustrated talk Alison Craze
will show how life was for not just the inmates, but also those who worked there.
Programmed to support World Mental Health Day (10 October)
15 October, 2.30pm £3.50 - BOOKING IS ESSENTIAL PLEASE
39 1 /2 Castle
Street
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‘My dear Tony…’
Anthony Trollope’s life and work extends far beyond his
writing. His influence on postal history, particularly with
the introduction of pillar boxes in 1852, is fascinating.
Supporting the exhibition Pop it in the Post, in this talk Julian
Stray, Senior Curator at The Postal Museum, will cover Trollope’s
eventful postal career, from his early days as a misbehaving
clerk in a back room at postal headquarters, to global travelling
trouble shooter.
19 November, 11.30am
£3.50 - BOOKING IS ESSENTIAL PLEASE
39 1 /2 Castle
Street
Anthony Trollope’s signature handstamp
Still Life in Mixed Media
A demonstration by painter Liz Seward in support of
Guildford Art Society’s exhibition.
25 November, 11am - 1pm
FREE - BUT PLACES MUST BE
BOOKED IN ADVANCE
Brew House at
Guildford
House
Christmas at Guildford Castle
Come to the Castle to enjoy the traditions and
treats of Christmas time past and present.
Our event combines craft and food stalls with festive fun.
18 December, 11.30 -3.30pm
FREE ENTRY TO GROUNDS;
ADMISSION CHARGE TO CASTLE
Guildford
Castle
For more information and to book tickets call 01483 444751 or email heritageservices@guildford.gov.uk
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Events - Families and Young People
The Big Draw 2016
The theme for 2016 is STEAM - Science, technology,
engineering, art and mathematics.
Our workshop, open to anyone is designed as part
of a wider programme helping you explore new and
creative ideas.
With artist Stacey Allan you are invited to take inspiration from
the drawings and inventions of Leonardo da Vinci and explore
the use of paper circuitry by designing your own mechanical bird.
No step free access
Friday 28 October, 11am - 3pm
FREE DROP IN - subject to availability.
Brew House at
Guildford
House
All children must be accompanied by an adult.
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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
Guildford
Museum
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.
For more information and to book tickets call 01483 444751 or email heritageservices@guildford.gov.uk
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Now
licensed!
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 heritageservices@guildford.gov.uk
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Diary of Exhibitions & Events
Date Category Event Cost Location
SEPTEMBER 2016
10 September - Exhibition Landscapes of the Somme - Paintings by FREE GH
5 November contemporary artist Robert Perry.
17 September - Exhibition Pop it in the Post: The World at the end of FREE GM
10 December Your Street - This family friendly exhibition
explores the new and sometimes quirky ideas
that made the mail accessible to all.
OCTOBER 2016
8 - 15 October Exhibition Celebrating Wool - Especially for Wool Week FREE GH
in Guildford. Iona Mackenzie Laycock explores
many aspects of wool in her work.
8 October and Event Meet the Maker - Drop in to meet and talk
15 October with textile artist Iona Mackenzie Laycock about
the inspiration for her work on display in
Celebrating Wool.
15 October Event An Afternoon with the Author - Brookwood £3.50 CS
Asylum by Alison Craze.
25 October Event Family Fun - From Sheep to Blankets. £3.00 GM
28 October Event The Big Draw 2016 - The theme for 2016 is FREE GH
STEAM - Science, technology, engineering,
art and mathematics.
NOVEMBER 2016
November Exhibition The Surrey Infantry Museum - A special display FREE GM
presented by the Surrey Infantry Museum in the
Community Case at Guildford Museum.
8 - 22 November Exhibition In a land far away…. An exhibition from New FREE GH
Beginnings.
12 November - Exhibition Guildford Art Society - The Autumn Exhibition FREE GH
3 December by Guildford Art Society.
19 November Event ‘My dear Tony…’ - Anthony Trollope’s life and £3.50 CS
work extends far beyond his writing. His influence
on postal history, particularly with the introduction
of pillar boxes in 1852, is fascinating.
25 November Event Still Life in Mixed Media - A demonstration by FREE GH
painter Liz Seward in support of Guildford Art
Society’s exhibition.
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Date Category Event Cost Location
DECEMBER 2016
10 December - Exhibition The Sunday Times Watercolour Competition 2016 - FREE GH
28 January Now in its 29th year, The Sunday Times Watercolour
Competition is the largest and most prestigious
showcase for contemporary watercolour painting
in the UK.
17 December - Exhibition Alice in Wonderland - Themes and Variations - FREE GM
18 February Since the first appearance of Lewis Carroll’s
Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland in 1865,
there have been an endless adaptations and
re-imaginings of the world’s most celebrated
dreamchild and her wonderful adventures.
10 - 24 December Exhibition Gifted in Guildford - The Surrey Guild of FREE GH
Craftsmen’s eagerly awaited Christmas show.
18 December Event Christmas at Guildford Castle - Come to the FREE GC
Castle to enjoy the traditions and treats of
Christmas time past and present.
JANUARY 2017
13 - 20 January Exhibition Magpie - A collaboration of photographic images FREE GH
from Guildford College Photography students.
APRIL 2017
29 April - 13 May Exhibition Guildford Art Society - The Spring Exhibition FREE GH
by Guildford Art Society.
COMING SOON
Spring 2017 Exhibition Everybody’s Darling - The First World War Nurse. FREE GM
During the First World War thousands of women
served as nurses. While many assisted in hospitals
at home, others worked close to the battlefields.
KEY:
GH: Guildford House • GM: Guildford Museum • GC: Guildford Castle • TG: The Guildhall •
ME: Medieval Undercroft • WB: Wanborough Barn • CS: 39 1 /2 Castle Street
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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 heritageservices@guildford.gov.uk
or visit www.guildford.gov.uk.
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Accessibility
Guildford Borough Council welcomes deaf and disabled
visitors to its heritage sites. The Council also aims to
ensure best possible access to the collection and
services. Where this is not possible (due to constraints
of the historic buildings or environment) a reasonable
alternative will be provided.
Access to Guildford Borough Council’s sites is up or
down steps and there are currently only stairs within
the historic buildings. Please contact us in advance
so we can assist you as much as possible to prepare
for your visit or provide an alternative option.
An induction loop is provided at reception and
shop desks.
Please contact us to request this brochure in
large print or an alternative format.
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