• The 2021 Petworth Festival

    14 - 31 JULY 2021 Various Times   Full programme announced online Tuesday 18 May   BOX OFFICE OPENS Tuesday 15 June We look forward to you joining us in person again, although for 2021 there will be a few changes that reflect both the old and the new. Full details can be found on […]

  • Petworth Festival Service

    St Marys Church Petworth

    The 2021 Petworth Festival opens with the annual service in celebration of the arts and creativity. We welcome Bishop Ruth Bushyager of Horsham, who will give an address. The service will be led by Canon Mark Gilbert SSC, with music directed by Matthew Cooke.

  • Community Day at Hampers Green Hall

    Hampers Green Hall North St,, Petworth, west sussex, United Kingdom

    Come along and support local businesses and see the newly refurbished hall 

  • Live At Langhams

    Langham Brewery The Granary, Langham Lane, Lodsworth, west sussex, United Kingdom

    All are welcome at our charity event, Live At Langhams, here at the brewery on Saturday 21st August.

  • Fete in the Square

    Market Square Petworth

    Petworth Fete in the Square is a great chance for the community to come together and have a party!

  • The Big Music Bash is BACK!

    Petworth Park Cricket Club Sports Ground, Petworth, West Sussex

    Join us for a night of great live music at Petworth Park Cricket Club with headline band Murdoch’s Crazy Eyes, The Guiseley Brothers, plus guests.

  • The Boy who bite Picasso – Arts Society West Sussex

    Fittleworth Village Hall school lane, fittleworth

    As a child Antony Penrose first met Picasso when he visited the Penrose family home of Farley Farm, in Chiddingly, East Sussex in 1950.

  • Five Seasons: The Gardens of Piet Oudolf (Documentary)

    Leconfield Hall

    In partnership with Petworth Gardeners Club, Petworth Film House presents: Five Seasons: The Gardens of Piet Oudolf. An immersive documentary that reveals how revolutionary landscape designer, Piet Oudolf, upends our conventional notions of nature, public space, and, ultimately, beauty itself.

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