A centuries-old legal document signed by William Shakespeare’s granddaughter is now on display at Shakespeare’s New Place.
Shakespeare's New Place Hidden VoicesChair
This May half-term, families are invited to explore the family homes of William Shakespeare in a new way, as the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust unveils its special programme of events that explore the world of sustainability and biodiversity.
FamilyHomesVisitors are invited to Shakespeare’s Birthplace to honour the enduring legacy and cultural impact of Rabindranath Tagore, the famous Bengali poet, on what would be his 163rd birthday.
TagoreVisitors are invited to dive into the world of sustainability with the launch of Stratford-upon-Avon’s Great Big Green Week 2024 and a series of new events, all part of the ‘Sustainable Shakespeare’ initiative.
Sustainable ShakespeareVisitors are invited to the family home of Anne Hathaway to discover the real story of grief, loss and love that is portrayed in Maggie O'Farrell’s award-winning and celebrated novel, Hamnet.
Hamnet Anne Hathaway's CottageToday marks the initial publication of the new Children’s Folio - the first ever illustrated edition, for children, of the landmark book that brought Shakespeare’s plays together over 400 years ago.
Children's FolioVisitors to Stratford-upon-Avon are invited to celebrate Shakespeare's 460th birthday with artist-led workshops, a pop-up exhibition and the historic Birthday Lecture.
Shakespeare's BirthdayAs the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust (SBT) continues its 10th anniversary celebrations of Shakespeare Week this week, school children came together to share inspiring performances.
On Tuesday 19 March, hundreds of children from primary schools across Warwickshire participated in a day of free activities at venues across Shakespeare’s hometown of Stratford-upon-Avon
