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Alitex Garden Walk & Lunch
Aug
7

Alitex Garden Walk & Lunch

Join us for a walk through the gardens before lunch in the Ox Barn. We’ll take you through the Orchard of apples, pears, and plums, before we cross the fields to the Kitchen and Cutting gardens to see flowers, herbs and seasonal produce, and pause at the Alitex Greenhouse for a refreshing tomato botanical tasting.

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Garden Walk & Lunch
Jul
10

Garden Walk & Lunch

Pull on your wellingtons and join us for a guided walk through the Thyme estate. Begin in the walled courtyard gardens of the Ox Barn, designed by Chelsea Flower Show gold medallist Bunny Guinness, before continuing through the Orchard, where apples, pears, plums and medlars grow alongside sea buckthorn, crab apples and rosehips.

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Atmosfloric
Jul
10

Atmosfloric

Join us to celebrate the launch of Atmosfloric: Flower Colour in Home and Garden, the much-anticipated new book by designer Sean A. Pritchard.

In gardens and cut-flower displays alike, many elements compete for attention - scent, scale and texture - yet colour remains the most powerful. Unlike the colours in our interiors, colour in the garden is fleeting and ever-changing, offering opportunity to experiment with shifting palettes throughout the seasons.

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Garden Walk & Lunch
Jun
26

Garden Walk & Lunch

Pull on your wellingtons and join us for a guided walk through the Thyme estate. Begin in the walled courtyard gardens of the Ox Barn, designed by Chelsea Flower Show gold medallist Bunny Guinness, before continuing through the Orchard, where apples, pears, plums and medlars grow alongside sea buckthorn, crab apples and rosehips.

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Garden Walk & Lunch
Jun
19

Garden Walk & Lunch

Pull on your wellingtons and join us for a guided walk through the Thyme estate. Begin in the walled courtyard gardens of the Ox Barn, designed by Chelsea Flower Show gold medallist Bunny Guinness, before continuing through the Orchard, where apples, pears, plums and medlars grow alongside sea buckthorn, crab apples and rosehips.

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How to Age: Supercharge your Health
May
29

How to Age: Supercharge your Health

Join Liz Earle at Thyme for an uplifting talk on ageing. Drawing on the latest scientific insights, she shares her distinctive approach - never about anti-ageing, but about ageing in a most positive, empowered way.

So much of what we’ve been led to believe about ageing - particularly as women - only tells part of the story. Growing older doesn’t have to mean winding down; it can be a time to feel energised, confident and in control. Often, it’s simply a case of not having been shown what’s possible. In this talk, Liz explores practical, evidence-based ways to support your health, along with straightforward practices that can fit easily into everyday life - helping you maintain your energy and feel your best as you age.

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Modern Muralists
May
8

Modern Muralists

Join three of the most exciting mural artists working in Britain today: Tess Newell, Melissa White and Lucinda Oakes in conversation with Patrick Williams, founder of Berdoulat.

Together, they will share their personal insights and creative journey with mural painting. The conversation will give a rare ‘behind the scenes’ insight into this celebrated form of art that so often takes place behind closed doors.

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Defining Style
Mar
13

Defining Style

Join us this March for an inspiring conversation on the essential elements that bring meaning and beauty to exceptional interiors. Acclaimed interior designer Peter Mikic will be joined by David Gibson of Brownrigg, Joan Barzilay Freund, author of Defining Style: The Book of Interior Design, and author and presenter Alexandra Tolstoy. The discussion will be moderated by Tony Freund, Editorial Director of 1stDibs.

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Fashioning the Crown
Mar
6

Fashioning the Crown

Justine Picardie, author of Fashioning the Crown, in conversation with Oriole Cullen, Head of Modern Textiles and Fashion at the V&A, discussing the ways in which visual iconography has safeguarded the monarchy throughout history. 

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