10 February 2025

6:30pm seminar starts

 Our speaker, for the first online seminar of the 2025 series, is Katherine Carter, author, historian, and Curator at Chartwell, the home of Winston Churchill. 

Katherine will be talking about her critically-acclaimed new book, Churchill’s Citadel (Yale, 2024) which tells the extraordinary story of the little known meetings that took place behind closed doors at Chartwell during Churchill’s ‘wilderness years’ in the 1930s. 

Please join us for what promises to be some fascinating insights into the man who did so much to cultivate the US-UK special relationship (and who had a distant family connection to George Washington!).

30 March 2025

12:30pm

 Join us for the first of our monthly 

15-minute pop-up talks inside the Manor!

Discover fascinating insights into 18th-century dining.

These engaging talks are included with your entry fee.

20 April 2025

12:30pm

Learn about wonderful Easter traditions.

These engaging talks are included with your entry fee.

21 April 2025

12:30pm

 Hear about the historyof English tea drinking.

These engaging talks are included with your entry fee.

19 May 2025

12:30pm

 Find out about how everyday products gave rise to fortunes and wars.

These engaging talks are included with your entry fee.

23 June 2025

12:30pm

 A look at quirky things in the Kitchen.

These engaging talks are included with your entry fee.

 29 June 2025

5pm Performance

Doors open 4.30pm

Join utter legends Robin, Marian and the Merry Men in Sherwood Forest for a hilariously adventurous take on the timeless tales of everyone's favourite archer.

Pernicious Prince John and the shifty Sheriff of Nottingham have hatched a plan to put a stop to Robin Hood's charitable crime spree once and for all.

 Can they outwit the outlaw? Or will Robin hit the target once again?

Find out in the critically-acclaimed Pantaloons' innovative take on the myth featuring live music and audience interaction.

Prepare to have your blocks busted, your rips roared and your swashes well-and-truly buckled!

 6 July 2025

11am - 3pm

Celebrate  Independence Day at Sulgrave Manor with a day of American-themed family  fun and activities! 

Join us for games, crafts, and  entertainment that everyone will enjoy. Explore the rich history of  Sulgrave Manor with guided tours, and learn about its unique connection  to American heritage. 

Don't miss this special event that promises to be  both educational and entertaining for all ages. 

 6 July - 29 July

10:30am - 4pm

Discover the elegance and grandeur of Tudor history at Sulgrave Manor's Tudor Queens Portraits Gowns Exhibition.  

This unique showcase features historically accurate replicas of the  magnificent gowns worn by each Tudor Queen in their iconic portraits.  

Perfect for  history enthusiasts and fashion lovers alike, this exhibition offers a  rare glimpse into the regal attire of the past. 

This exhibition is included within entry cost. Please book your tickets between the 6th - 29th July 2025.

The Pantaloons: Sense & Sensibility

Elinor Dashwood has a lot of good Sense. Her sister Marianne Dashwood has an excess of Sensibility. Together they make a snappy title for Jane Austen's classic novel of scandals, scoundrels and severely sprained ankles. 

This funny, fast-paced and faithful new adaptation from the critically-acclaimed Pantaloons Theatre Company features live music, audience interaction, romance and heartbreak.

"Live entertainment at it's best" ☆☆☆☆☆ North West End

Alvis Cars on Display at 

Sulgrave Manor

The Alvis Owners Club will be displaying a selection of their stunning vintage cars on our paddocks for all to see. 

A real treat for car enthusiasts!

Included within entry cost. Please book your ticket for 10th August 2025.

6th September 2025

7:30pm Performance

Doors open 7pm

Bob Whitley (guitars and mandola) and  Lee MacKenzie (cello) take us back to the 16th Century and the story of  the triumph and tragedy of Anne Boleyn.

Anne Boleyn holds King  Henry VIII in thrall for six years and supplants Katherine of Aragon as  Queen of England on the promise that she will bear King Henry a son and  royal heir.

In a Tudor court of scheming courtiers, religious  fervour and feuding families all are fighting for the King's favour in a  deadly battle of destinies and dynasties.

A musical tale of love and Tudor tragedy.