Buddhist Monks Visit Shakespeare's Birthplace
Shakespeare's family homes
We were delighted to receive a visit from five Buddhist monks recently, during their trip round the UK.
Shakespeare's BirthplaceWe were delighted to receive a visit from five Buddhist monks recently, during their trip round the UK.
Shakespeare's BirthplaceIntroducing our new Portland ram, “Corin”
Ashley Malia Mary Arden's FarmWe're delighted to be one of thousands of organisations committed to initiatives supporting the National Dementia Declaration.
Shakespeare for AllMeet some of the gorgeous new arrivals who have joined us at Mary Arden's Farm this year
Ashley Malia Mary Arden's FarmShakespeare used gardens and plants a great deal in his plays. Find out more about his likely sources, and learn about some of the plants that he mentions.
Victoria Joynes New Place Shakespeare's plays GardensExploring some of the references to plague in Shakespeare’s works
Holly Kelsey PlagueFlowers and love seem to be interconnected throughout history, and Shakespeare makes ample use of this as he creates several floral references throughout his poems and plays.
Madeleine Cox Tales from the Reading Room Gardens Heritage Open Days CountdownFor Day Six of the Heritage Open Day Countdown, we're taking a deeper look into the 'outlandish' plants that Parkinson names in his "Paradisi in Sole Paradisus".
Madeleine Cox Tales from the Reading Room Heritage Open Days CountdownBillie Thomas, one of our Casual Reading Room Services Assistants, is here to talk about the dangers of blue flowers, according to those superstitious Tudors, for Day Two of our Heritage Open Day Countdown!
Billie Thomas Tales from the Reading Room Gardens Heritage Open Days CountdownA passionate volunteer shares her experiences on spending a week with the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust.
Behind the Scenes Volunteering