A Landmark Destination
for the arts

What’s On

Exhibitions

1st March - 27th April

BIND

Members of Dorset Visual Arts Salon Collective present new works which explore the relationships which bind as well as differentiate their various approaches to making work, with a focus and exploration on colour, drawing and interdisciplinary practice.

Cinema

2nd April

Director’s Q&A | Dawn of Impressionism, Paris 1874

Join us for a special screening of Dawn of Impressionism: Paris 1874 with Director Ali Ray and Editor Simon Whitehead.

Cinema

14th April

Cinematheque presents Seraphine (PG)

Based on the extraordinary life of one of France’s most significant modern artists, Seraphine de Senlis. As a middle-aged housekeeper in rural 1920s France, Seraphine carries a secret and talented passion for painting, which she regards as religious inspiration.

Cinema

24th April

National Theatre Live – Dr. Strangelove

Seven-time BAFTA Award-winner Steve Coogan plays four roles in the world premiere stage adaptation of Stanley Kubrick’s comedy masterpiece Dr. Strangelove.

Exhibitions

10th May - 7th September

Recurring Intricacies

Complimenting and celebrating the extraordinary interiors of the newly restored Grade 1 listed Georgian townhouse, The Sherborne, Recurring Intricacies brings together photography, ceramics, papercuts and sculpture made by three female artists: Helen Sear, Charlotte Hodes and Amanda Benson.

Cinema

12th May

Cinematheque presents The Square (15)

A prestigious Stockholm museum’s chief art curator finds himself in times of both professional and personal crisis as he attempts to set up a controversial new exhibit.

Performances

10th April

A Tale of Two Desks; a Story of Dickens

A delightful illustrated lecture and set of short readings by Malcolm Andrews showing how Charles Dickens combined two highly successful professional careers. Malcolm is a retired professor of English at the University of Kent. He was Editor of the journal The Dickensian for 30 years.

Talks

17th April

Artists in Conversation: BIND

Clare Hawkes, Victoria Jardine, and Ilona Skladzien, in conversation with Paul Newman, discuss ideas around drawing practice, using colour, and interdisciplinary practice. They explore the relationships that bind and differentiate their various approaches to making work.

Performances

15th May

Why I am not a Policeman | Leo Aylen

Prize-winning poet, BAFTA-nominated film-maker, actor, broadcaster, and story-teller Leo Aylen presents an evening of his poetry in performance.

Class/Workshop

12th April - 16th April

Dried Flower Hoop & Clay Diffuser Workshops

Add a beautiful boho-style dried flower hoop to your home, or make a perfect gift for someone special.

GALLERY & EVENTS INFORMATION

Admission to The Sherborne is free, but to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all, please book a time slot via our booking system.

Our event spaces

Your Canvas

From intimate gatherings to large scale corporate events. Whatever your occasion, we can cater for your needs, offer quality hospitality, and make your visit memorable. Our stunning space, your blank canvas.

Before After

Transformation

A New Era

Our meticulous renovation project preserves the past whilst building a legacy for the future. We’re handing a glorious house back to the community with a mission to champion the richness of art for everyone.

Our Vision

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Private Dining

Michael’s Room

Fine dining at The Sherborne is a culinary masterpiece and a haven for food enthusiasts. Our expert chef crafts exquisite menus, each dish a work of art, perfectly paired with a selection of fine wines.