Dates for Your 2019 Diary
On Wednesday 19th June, at 7.30pm, there will be an audience with acclaimed raconteur and musician 'Jonathan Veira'.
Until now our talks have mostly taken place on a Wednesday, but from this point onwards they will be on a Tuesday evening during the summer months, or Tuesday afternoons in the winter.
Shirley Cornish will charm us with her talk on Dolls Houses and her fascination with them on Tuesday 13th August at 7.30pm.
On Tuesday 24th September Dr Andy Kesson will talk to us on the theme of the 'Elizabethan Playhouse' at 7.30pm.
On Tuesday 15th October at 7.30pm we will hear a selection of popular songs by the 'Vibrant Ukulele Group'.
Alan Avery will talk to us about 'Puppy Rearing' on Tuesday 19th November at 2.30pm.
Our Christmas event entitled 'Harp & Holly' will be led by Margaret Watson on Saturday 14th December at 2.30pm.
On Tuesday 14th January 2020 Michael Gilbert will bring 'The Great Exhibition of 1851' to life in the first of his three-part series on this. He will return to us later in the year for parts 2 and 3.
Entry to talks is FREE FOR MEMBERS and just £6 for Non-members. A non-member, however, may become a member for the same amount. It's a no-brainer!
Until now our talks have mostly taken place on a Wednesday, but from this point onwards they will be on a Tuesday evening during the summer months, or Tuesday afternoons in the winter.
Shirley Cornish will charm us with her talk on Dolls Houses and her fascination with them on Tuesday 13th August at 7.30pm.
On Tuesday 24th September Dr Andy Kesson will talk to us on the theme of the 'Elizabethan Playhouse' at 7.30pm.
On Tuesday 15th October at 7.30pm we will hear a selection of popular songs by the 'Vibrant Ukulele Group'.
Alan Avery will talk to us about 'Puppy Rearing' on Tuesday 19th November at 2.30pm.
Our Christmas event entitled 'Harp & Holly' will be led by Margaret Watson on Saturday 14th December at 2.30pm.
On Tuesday 14th January 2020 Michael Gilbert will bring 'The Great Exhibition of 1851' to life in the first of his three-part series on this. He will return to us later in the year for parts 2 and 3.
Entry to talks is FREE FOR MEMBERS and just £6 for Non-members. A non-member, however, may become a member for the same amount. It's a no-brainer!
Opening times of the Nonsuch Model and Service Wing Museum
Nonsuch Palace Gallery
Is open every Sunday throughout the year from 2pm - 5pm from April to September, and 11am - 3pm from October to March. Entry is FREE.
The Service Wing Museum
Will be open only during the summer from April until the end of September on the Second and Fourth Sundays in the month, and all Bank Holidays from 2pm - 5pm (Last entry 4:30pm). Entry is FREE.
Nonsuch Palace Gallery
Is open every Sunday throughout the year from 2pm - 5pm from April to September, and 11am - 3pm from October to March. Entry is FREE.
The Service Wing Museum
Will be open only during the summer from April until the end of September on the Second and Fourth Sundays in the month, and all Bank Holidays from 2pm - 5pm (Last entry 4:30pm). Entry is FREE.
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The Friends of Nonsuch (registered charity number: 1053923)
Enquiries to friendsofnonsuch@yahoo.co.uk
Enquiries to friendsofnonsuch@yahoo.co.uk