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We are closed for the winter while we carry out important works across the property, but that doesn't mean we aren't working hard behind the scenes to prepare for re-opening in March.
Whilst we are closed we are offering an off site talk, 'A History of a House and a Family'.
If you are local to us and would like to ask about this please do get in touch. Talks will be £100 plus expenses. Please email enquiries@sulgravemanor.org.uk or call 01295760205.

Sulgrave Manor trustee Sam Edwards hosts a talk on George Washington's English roots as part of our America250UK programme.
February 24, 2026 - 12:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
5pm GMT
Zoom link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88608468872?pwd=ylSuaOUAiYEeOWYbP0WT0pYHyravXB.1

Every Monday and Tuesday during open season at 12.30pm one of our guides will do a special pop up talk, schedule below as follows:
Monday 30th March - Ladies who Lunch.
Tuesday 31st March - Have you got one of these at home?
Easter Sunday - 12.00 Easter Traditions with ‘Amy Fletcher’ in the Kitchen
14.00 A Woman’s Place.
Easter Monday - 12.00 Easter Traditions as above.
14.00 Mummers and Masks.
Monday 13th April - Salt, Sugar and Spice
Tuesday 14th April - A Dish of Tea, Madam?
Monday 20th April - A Feather in Your Cap.
Tuesday 21st April - A Woman’s Place.
Monday 27th April - Mummers and Masks.
Tuesday 28th April - Ladies who Lunch.
No need to book in advance, included in admission price.
Schedule of talks is subject to change.

2026 marks the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. This important event is part of the history of both our nations and during 2026 Sulgrave Manor Trust will be working with, and sharing stories with other organisations with sometimes surprising transatlantic connections.
Take a look at our new America250UK website to find out more. The website will be updated each week as we draw closer to America250UK.
Sign up to get news of our 2026 programme
The Sulgrave Seminar Series includes digital seminars in conjunction with academic partners from the UK and US. Each seminar tackles an important and relevant political or social topic - to can catch up on previous seminars, click below.
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