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What’s On
Jeremy Gardiner: Turning the Tide
Turning the Tide explores an array of landforms along the South Coast of England. Jeremy Gardiner’s paintings of this coastline derive from his cumulative experience of walking along it, sailing past it, and flying over it, studying changes wrought over millennia and during his lifetime.
Jem Main: Migration Myth Metaphor
In this inaugural exhibition for the Drawing Room, Migration Myth Metaphor shows new and recent work from Jem Main. Jem worked as the Creative Director for Dorset Visual Arts before retiring in 2023 and relocating to the Isle of Luing – pronounced L’ing, where the constantly shifting weather, light and tide now inform his artistic process.
Dickens at The Sherborne – Katherine Barker
A Sherborne Literary Society event. 7:00pm. Katherine Barker will talk on Charles Dickens, the actor William Macready, Sherborne House and the first “Sherborne Literary Society.” The talk will last for approximately 40 minutes with an informal Q&A afterwards.
Jeffrey Archer – Talk & Book Signing
A joint event by Winstone’s Books & Sherborne Literary Society. 2:00pm. In one of the most luxurious cities on earth, a billion-dollar deal is about to go badly wrong. A lavish night out is about to end in murder…
The Power of Repair. Sustainable Fashion Week 2024, with Defashion Dorset
Defashion Dorset is on a mission to foster slow fashion, support a local clothing culture and raise awareness about the environmental impacts of the fashion industry.
Defashion Dorset – All Day Event
Visible mending with Kate Clark, repair workshop & clothing swap. More details to follow!
Sherborne Supper Club
Embark on a unique culinary journey with an intimate hour of champagne tasting guided by the wonderful Vineyards team. This is followed by a delectable supper of fried chicken and family-style sides – a delightful blend of champagne sophistication and rustic Americana!
Frances Wilson talks about DH Lawrence
A Sherborne Literary Society event. 3:00pm. On 6th October, Sherborne Literary Society hosts a talk on one of Britain’s best-known and controversial writers, D.H. Lawrence, by the hugely talented Frances Wilson.
Making Dorset
Making Dorset will put Dorset craft, design, and making on the map and connect it to national craft initiatives and organisations such as the Crafts Council.GALLERY & EVENTS INFORMATION
SPACE CLOSURES
Saturday, September 14th, 2024: The Pavilion & Sculpture Garden will be closed all day for a wedding.
Thursday, September 19th, 2024: The Pavilion & Sculpture Garden will be closed from 2:30pm.
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.
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.
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.
Macready’s
Restaurant & Bar
Beyond the canvas and sculptures, The Sherborne has a restaurant and bar championing a locally sourced British menu.
