The International Garden Cities Exhibition

The International Garden Cities Exhibition The International Garden Cities Exhibition is currently closed during the Coronavirus pandemic.

Furthermore the museum team are now on furlough so we will not be able to respond to any queries or comments until we return, sorry. This December 2016 we will be open every Saturday 10-5
(We will close Xmas Eve and between Christmas and New Year)

Normal opening hours - every Friday and Saturday 10-5 - resume on 6th Jan 2017

And open by appointment during the week for private or group visits, meetings, seminars etc - just get in touch to find out more or book your visit.

Letchworth Walking ToursWant to get to know Letchworth Garden City better? Join our Heritage Manager, Josh Tidy, on one ...
28/07/2023

Letchworth Walking Tours

Want to get to know Letchworth Garden City better?
Join our Heritage Manager, Josh Tidy, on one of our 'Historic Highlights' Walking Tours...

Each walk lasts about two hours, starts and finishes at The Museum at One Garden City, and comprises a leisurely stroll around some of Letchworth's early houses, public buildings, open spaces and hidden places.

They're on different days and times so there should be something to suit your diary.

Tickets are £10 each and every penny goes directly towards much-needed funding for your museum service, so you can support Arts, Culture and Heritage provision in the town, whilst learning about the first Garden City and meeting a dozen or so like-minded people...

Click the link to see the dates and book tickets

https://www.eventbrite.com/cc/letchworth-garden-city-walking-tours-2432709?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=creatorshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=odclsxcollection&utm-source=cp&aff=escb

Please vote for the Garden City Collection! 🗳️ 🙏 🐾
13/01/2023

Please vote for the Garden City Collection! 🗳️ 🙏 🐾

Special offer in our online shop!….
26/11/2022

Special offer in our online shop!….

Free Exhibition here at The International Garden Cities Exhibition, by our group of Young Curators - part of a project g...
22/10/2022

Free Exhibition here at The International Garden Cities Exhibition, by our group of Young Curators - part of a project generously supported by the National Lottery Heritage Fund

Open Monday 24th 10-2
Wednesday 26th 10-2
Thursday 27th evening 6-8
Friday 28th 10-2
Saturday 29th 10-5

Great for half term - bring the family

22/10/2022
Come and visit us!… 👋
19/10/2022

Come and visit us!… 👋

26/07/2022

Barry Parker pays tribute to his partner and brother-in-law, Raymond Unwin, in The Citizen on this day, July 26th 1940.

“No-one entered more completely, heartily and hopefully into the rather pioneer life we then lived than the Unwins”



http://www.gardencitycollection.com/object-lbm4069-4

07/11/2021

'Barry Parker 1867-1947 Architecture of Harmony, Sunlight & Equality', by Vicky Axell Many years in the making (researching, writing) this brand new volume shines a light on the work of Letchworth Garden City co-Master Planner and Chief Architect, Barry Parker, examining both his work at Letchworth....

26/08/2021

Join artist Feral Practice on Saturday September 4th to explore human-plant connection among some of Letchworth’s parks and wilder spaces. Be My Mother, I Said to the Trees is part of the Broadway Gallery’s autumn programme of exhibitions and events investigating the intersection between nature and culture. As part of this diverse exploration Feral Practice will lead two of their spoken word participatory performances - Phytocentric and Mycorrhizal Meditation.

We invite you to bring a personal story or favourite poem/text about your connection to trees and plants. And a picnic lunch, that you might choose to enhance with edible plants as part of our foraging walk led by London based forager Izzy Johnston.

Mother Trees are large, highly connected trees that play an important role in the flow of information and resources in a forest. Feral Practice will draw on scientific, artistic and more esoteric methods of interspecies communication to suggest how we might connect to trees as persons, teachers, guardians, kin. Vibrant material meetings and exchanges occur at every level of our bodies and worlds but often go un-regarded, or unknown. If we sensitize ourselves (as vegetal philosopher Michael Marder advises) to the fuzzy edges of our subjectivity in order to meet beings very different to ourselves, might it be in the ‘wilds’ of the imagination that we can better re-align with nonhuman nature?

Participants will be drawn into porous visual and sonic connectivity with the plant and fungal world through active listening exercises, participatory performances, solo work, and speculative improvisations. Together, we will seek to listen towards and speak from this lively world beyond the human.

We will be working outdoors for part of the day, so please dress appropriately for the weather, and bring suncream/umbrella as required. We will be walking for a while, slowly, mostly on fairly level ground but also through the wilder areas of parks. If you have access questions please ask and we will do our best to accommodate you.

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/sonic-fields-02-feral-practice-be-my-mother-i-said-to-the-trees-tickets-167623615747

Address

296 Norton Way South
Letchworth
SG61SU

Opening Hours

Friday 10am - 5pm
Saturday 10am - 5pm

Telephone

+441462476070

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