• Petworth Pop Up

    Leconfield Hall

    Launching our 1st Petworth Pop Up in Petworth Leconfield Hall. A space for all makers and creators to showcase and sell their work.

    Free
  • Lucy Marks’ Dawn to Dusk art exhibition at Petworth

    Petworth House

    This summer you can discover 55 paintings in oil and watercolour that were inspired by the Deer Park at Petworth, by award-winning painter Lucy Marks.

  • Women’s Soft Ball Cricket Festival

    Petworth Park Cricket Club Sports Ground, Petworth, West Sussex

    PPCC are hosting a Women’s Soft Ball Cricket Festival on Saturday 3rd July 2021. Our free festivals are fun, fast, safe and social.

  • Positive Wellbeing Workshop

    Positive Wellbeing Workshop
    Petworth House

    Drawing on the latest research, this session will explore some simple, practical and scientifically proven ways to increase your happiness, helping you identify specific, achievable actions that can make a positive and lasting difference to your wellbeing.

    £31.85
  • 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 […]

  • PopUp Exhibition at United Reform Church 

    United Reform Church Petworth

    The Arts Society West Sussex is holding its 4th PopUp Art Exhibition in the United Reformed Church from Wednesday 14th - Saturday 17th July.

  • 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.

  • Jill Bray: Earth Lines. A Retrospective

    Kevis House Gallery Lombard Street, Petworth, West sussex, United Kingdom

    Printmaker and painter Jill Bray (b. 1936) has over the past four decades created an extensive and unique body of work inspired by her abiding interest in the landscape. Bray studied art first at Bishop Otter College, Chichester and then at Southampton College of Art where she was influenced by the work of Peter Lanyon, Graham Sutherland, and Ivon Hitchens.

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