Come along to this new exhibition looking at specialist plant growing in the local area from 1500 to 1950 including the innovative plants in two major Elizabethan gardens (one with oranges) and the later farming of lavender, mint and watercress.

This exhibition is part of the Sutton Steams Ahead Lavender Fields Forever project funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund.

Join us for a calming, creative morning at Honeywood.

Be inspired by our beautiful surroundings. Tea, coffee, cake and lunch is available to purchase from the Tea Rooms.

All materials supplied.

Visit Carshalton Water Tower

Visit Carshalton Water Tower to see for yourself this impressive building with the 18th century sunken bath, the remains of the restored water wheel and the view from the roof looking out over the grounds of Carshalton House and the surrounding area.

Usually the Tower opens on Sunday Afternoons after Easter until the end of September. This is subject to volunteers being available.

In addition to the Tower, The Hermitage is open on the 1st and 3rd Sunday each month during the season beginning in May.

Adults – £2 
Children – Free

Excited about embroidery?

Come along for a morning of stitching with fellow enthusiasts.
A chance to compare notes on your current project and be inspired for future ones.
Please bring your materials with you.

Come along to this new exhibition looking at specialist plant growing in the local area from 1500 to 1950 including the innovative plants in two major Elizabethan gardens (one with oranges) and the later farming of lavender, mint and watercress.

This exhibition is part of the Sutton Steams Ahead Lavender Fields Forever project funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund.

Come along to this new exhibition looking at specialist plant growing in the local area from 1500 to 1950 including the innovative plants in two major Elizabethan gardens (one with oranges) and the later farming of lavender, mint and watercress.

This exhibition is part of the Sutton Steams Ahead Lavender Fields Forever project funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund.

Join us for a calming, creative morning at Honeywood.

Be inspired by our beautiful surroundings. Tea, coffee, cake and lunch is available to purchase from the Tea Rooms.

All materials supplied.

Visit Carshalton Water Tower

Visit Carshalton Water Tower to see for yourself this impressive building with the 18th century sunken bath, the remains of the restored water wheel and the view from the roof looking out over the grounds of Carshalton House and the surrounding area.

Usually the Tower opens on Sunday Afternoons after Easter until the end of September. This is subject to volunteers being available.

In addition to the Tower, The Hermitage is open on the 1st and 3rd Sunday each month during the season beginning in May.

Adults – £2 
Children – Free

Come along to this new exhibition looking at specialist plant growing in the local area from 1500 to 1950 including the innovative plants in two major Elizabethan gardens (one with oranges) and the later farming of lavender, mint and watercress.

This exhibition is part of the Sutton Steams Ahead Lavender Fields Forever project funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund.

Come along to this new exhibition looking at specialist plant growing in the local area from 1500 to 1950 including the innovative plants in two major Elizabethan gardens (one with oranges) and the later farming of lavender, mint and watercress.

This exhibition is part of the Sutton Steams Ahead Lavender Fields Forever project funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund.

Come along to this new exhibition looking at specialist plant growing in the local area from 1500 to 1950 including the innovative plants in two major Elizabethan gardens (one with oranges) and the later farming of lavender, mint and watercress.

This exhibition is part of the Sutton Steams Ahead Lavender Fields Forever project funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund.

Visit Carshalton Water Tower

Visit Carshalton Water Tower to see for yourself this impressive building with the 18th century sunken bath, the remains of the restored water wheel and the view from the roof looking out over the grounds of Carshalton House and the surrounding area.

Usually the Tower opens on Sunday Afternoons after Easter until the end of September. This is subject to volunteers being available.

In addition to the Tower, The Hermitage is open on the 1st and 3rd Sunday each month during the season beginning in May.

Adults – £2 
Children – Free

Come along to this new exhibition looking at specialist plant growing in the local area from 1500 to 1950 including the innovative plants in two major Elizabethan gardens (one with oranges) and the later farming of lavender, mint and watercress.

This exhibition is part of the Sutton Steams Ahead Lavender Fields Forever project funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund.

Come along to this new exhibition looking at specialist plant growing in the local area from 1500 to 1950 including the innovative plants in two major Elizabethan gardens (one with oranges) and the later farming of lavender, mint and watercress.

This exhibition is part of the Sutton Steams Ahead Lavender Fields Forever project funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund.

Visit Carshalton Water Tower

Visit Carshalton Water Tower to see for yourself this impressive building with the 18th century sunken bath, the remains of the restored water wheel and the view from the roof looking out over the grounds of Carshalton House and the surrounding area.

Usually the Tower opens on Sunday Afternoons after Easter until the end of September. This is subject to volunteers being available.

In addition to the Tower, The Hermitage is open on the 1st and 3rd Sunday each month during the season beginning in May.

Adults – £2 
Children – Free

We’re delighted to welcome Ian Bevan to speak once again.

Inigo Jones was the son of a London cloth-worker. Yet, he rose from being a humble apprentice to become a favourite of the Royal Court of the Stuart Kings. This illustrated talk traces the life of Inigo Jones and looks at his many achievements in theatre set-design and building works that won him acclaim as the first English architect.

Seats £6 (£5 Members) from susan.hoskin@gmail.com or 020 8642 4778

Door opens 19:10

Come along to this new exhibition looking at specialist plant growing in the local area from 1500 to 1950 including the innovative plants in two major Elizabethan gardens (one with oranges) and the later farming of lavender, mint and watercress.

This exhibition is part of the Sutton Steams Ahead Lavender Fields Forever project funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund.

Come along to this new exhibition looking at specialist plant growing in the local area from 1500 to 1950 including the innovative plants in two major Elizabethan gardens (one with oranges) and the later farming of lavender, mint and watercress.

This exhibition is part of the Sutton Steams Ahead Lavender Fields Forever project funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund.

Visit Carshalton Water Tower

Visit Carshalton Water Tower to see for yourself this impressive building with the 18th century sunken bath, the remains of the restored water wheel and the view from the roof looking out over the grounds of Carshalton House and the surrounding area.

Usually the Tower opens on Sunday Afternoons after Easter until the end of September. This is subject to volunteers being available.

In addition to the Tower, The Hermitage is open on the 1st and 3rd Sunday each month during the season beginning in May.

Adults – £2 
Children – Free

Come along to this new exhibition looking at specialist plant growing in the local area from 1500 to 1950 including the innovative plants in two major Elizabethan gardens (one with oranges) and the later farming of lavender, mint and watercress.

This exhibition is part of the Sutton Steams Ahead Lavender Fields Forever project funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund.

Come along to this new exhibition looking at specialist plant growing in the local area from 1500 to 1950 including the innovative plants in two major Elizabethan gardens (one with oranges) and the later farming of lavender, mint and watercress.

This exhibition is part of the Sutton Steams Ahead Lavender Fields Forever project funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund.

Visit Carshalton Water Tower

Visit Carshalton Water Tower to see for yourself this impressive building with the 18th century sunken bath, the remains of the restored water wheel and the view from the roof looking out over the grounds of Carshalton House and the surrounding area.

Usually the Tower opens on Sunday Afternoons after Easter until the end of September. This is subject to volunteers being available.

In addition to the Tower, The Hermitage is open on the 1st and 3rd Sunday each month during the season beginning in May.

Adults – £2 
Children – Free

Come along to this new exhibition looking at specialist plant growing in the local area from 1500 to 1950 including the innovative plants in two major Elizabethan gardens (one with oranges) and the later farming of lavender, mint and watercress.

This exhibition is part of the Sutton Steams Ahead Lavender Fields Forever project funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund.

Come along to this new exhibition looking at specialist plant growing in the local area from 1500 to 1950 including the innovative plants in two major Elizabethan gardens (one with oranges) and the later farming of lavender, mint and watercress.

This exhibition is part of the Sutton Steams Ahead Lavender Fields Forever project funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund.

Come along to this new exhibition looking at specialist plant growing in the local area from 1500 to 1950 including the innovative plants in two major Elizabethan gardens (one with oranges) and the later farming of lavender, mint and watercress.

This exhibition is part of the Sutton Steams Ahead Lavender Fields Forever project funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund.

Visit Carshalton Water Tower

Visit Carshalton Water Tower to see for yourself this impressive building with the 18th century sunken bath, the remains of the restored water wheel and the view from the roof looking out over the grounds of Carshalton House and the surrounding area.

Usually the Tower opens on Sunday Afternoons after Easter until the end of September. This is subject to volunteers being available.

In addition to the Tower, The Hermitage is open on the 1st and 3rd Sunday each month during the season beginning in May.

Adults – £2 
Children – Free

Visit Carshalton Water Tower

Visit Carshalton Water Tower to see for yourself this impressive building with the 18th century sunken bath, the remains of the restored water wheel and the view from the roof looking out over the grounds of Carshalton House and the surrounding area.

Usually the Tower opens on Sunday Afternoons after Easter until the end of September. This is subject to volunteers being available.

In addition to the Tower, The Hermitage is open on the 1st and 3rd Sunday each month during the season beginning in May.

Adults – £2 
Children – Free

A talk by Louisa Alessandra Pini, Holistic & Clinical Aromatherapist.

Ask somebody what they think lavender oil can be used for and aiding restful sleep is likely to be at the top of the list, but it has some surprising other benefits too. Louisa will give a snapshot about the heritage of the area and the different types of lavender oil (local Carshalton lavender Oil and true lavender oil). The main focus of the session will be on some of the more surprising benefits of lavender oil. The talk will finish with a mini meditation.

This is an exciting opportunity to discover an important local industry and its cultural significance.

Visit Carshalton Water Tower

Visit Carshalton Water Tower to see for yourself this impressive building with the 18th century sunken bath, the remains of the restored water wheel and the view from the roof looking out over the grounds of Carshalton House and the surrounding area.

Usually the Tower opens on Sunday Afternoons after Easter until the end of September. This is subject to volunteers being available.

In addition to the Tower, The Hermitage is open on the 1st and 3rd Sunday each month during the season beginning in May.

Adults – £2 
Children – Free

Visit Carshalton Water Tower

Visit Carshalton Water Tower to see for yourself this impressive building with the 18th century sunken bath, the remains of the restored water wheel and the view from the roof looking out over the grounds of Carshalton House and the surrounding area.

Usually the Tower opens on Sunday Afternoons after Easter until the end of September. This is subject to volunteers being available.

In addition to the Tower, The Hermitage is open on the 1st and 3rd Sunday each month during the season beginning in May.

Adults – £2 
Children – Free

We welcome Jill Whitehead to speak this evening: The Dukes family lived in Jill’s house in Carshalton from 1946 to 1993, having arrived from Vienna in 1939/40 escaping the Nazis.

They owned a successful agricultural foodstuffs company operating out of Bratislava, Vienna and Budapest pre -war, and their family members included an eminent Freudian psychologist. Jill looks at the family’s past life pre-WW2, how WW2 changed everything, and how Helen Dukes and her parents and cousin escaped to Britain and their very different lives post war in South London.

Seats £7 (£6 Members) from susan.hoskin@gmail.com or 020 8642 4778

Visit Carshalton Water Tower

Visit Carshalton Water Tower to see for yourself this impressive building with the 18th century sunken bath, the remains of the restored water wheel and the view from the roof looking out over the grounds of Carshalton House and the surrounding area.

Usually the Tower opens on Sunday Afternoons after Easter until the end of September. This is subject to volunteers being available.

In addition to the Tower, The Hermitage is open on the 1st and 3rd Sunday each month during the season beginning in May.

Adults – £2 
Children – Free