What's On at Fulham Palace


Enjoy Shakespeare's As You Like It on the main lawn

Friday July 26, 7.30pm

Outdoor Theatre: As You Like It

Shakespeare’s ultimate romantic comedy, performed outdoors on our main lawn!

Four people find their perfect soulmates in the Forest of Arden. One pair leap straight into bed, another are instantly struck by each other’s beauty, the third torment each other endlessly – while the fourth enjoy a courtship that is so witty and playful that love itself is stretched to the limit. But pitted against political intrigue, multiple disguises and overwhelming cynicism, can love win through in the end…?

Adults £12, child £8, under 3 £2
Booking is via The Lyric Hammersmith, telephone 020 8741 6850 or click here.

Takes place on the main lawn, gates open at 7pm. Please note seating is not provided, bring along a rug or low backed chair.

Events for Families and Children:

Tuesday July 30, 10.30am - 3.30pm

Drama in the Garden Workshop

All the world's a stage!  During this drama workshop, work with our playwright to develop some drama in the Fulham Palace gardens.

Suitable for 8-12 year olds.

£19 per person, booking essential. Call 020 7751 2432 or email education@fulhampalace.org to reserve a space. Bursary places for children on free school meals are available, please enquire.

Wednesday July 31, 2pm - 3.30pm

Holiday family drop-in: Creepy Crawlies

Join us for a craft session inspired by the creepy crawlies found in our garden. Drop into the Jessie Mylne Education Centre anytime from 2-3.30pm.

£2 per child, no booking required, suitable for 5-12 year olds.

Please note, children must be accompanied by an adult throughout.

Historical Tours

Fulham Palace consists of a Tudor manor house with Georgian additions and Victorian chapel – tours visit all areas open to the public and explore this rich history.

Tours begin outdoors with the history of the building and the gardens (weather permitting). Once inside, the group moves through the Great Hall, Victorian Chapel, Bishop Terrick Drawing and Dining Rooms, Bishop Sherlock’s Room and concludes in the two Museum rooms where permanent displays are exhibited. You can purchase a memento of your visit at the Museum shop.

Regular tours take place on the second and fourth Sunday and third Tuesday of the summer months.

Upcoming dates:

  • Tuesday, 16 July
  • Sunday, 28 July
  • Tuesday, 6 August
  • Sunday, 11 August
  • Tuesday, 20 August
  • Sunday, 25 August

Tickets £5 per person (Associates and accompanied children free), booking is not required.
Meet 2pm in the museum.

Garden Walks

The gardens of Fulham Palace have a long history and are home to an array of interesting and unusual trees. They have been famous since the days of Bishop Grindal, who sent grapes to Elizabeth I, and were largely influenced by Bishop Compton, a great collector of plants.

Learn about the trees and how they came to be here, view the new vinery and hear about the progress so far and the future plans for the historic kitchen garden.

Upcoming dates:

  • Wednesday, 31 July
  • Saturday, 10 August
  • Wednesday, 18 September

Tickets £5 per person (Associates and accompanied children free), booking is not required.
Meet 2pm in the museum.

Bishop’s Park Tours 

If you are interested in the history of Bishop’s Park, join a new monthly guided walk of Bishop’s Park and Fulham Palace. This month's walk will be on Saturday July 13.

Tours are free and booking is not required.
Meet 2pm at the Putney Bridge Entrance to Bishops Park.

Upcoming dates:

  • Wednesday, 14 August
  • Saturday, 7 September

 

July 15, 2013