Catch up on the latest news from The Amelia from royal visits and awards to the everyday stories of the people who make this place what it is. See what we’ve been up to and what’s coming next.
The Amelia Young Creatives programme hosted its first fashion focused workshop for young people, offering an exciting opportunity to explore clothing as a form of identity, communication and self-expression.
A major retrospective of prints by one of Britain's most celebrated artists comes to Tunbridge Wells this autumn.
2026 Young Producer Freya describes her experiences participating in the program and reflects on the final outcomes.
We have put together a small leaflet which gives details of some of the various local organisations that can support you or someone you know with mental health concerns.
The Amelia Scott hosted the inaugural Rolling Well Conference in July 26. Over two days, academics, clinicians, educators, local authority representatives, game designers, community practitioners and people with lived experience came together to explore the impact tabletop role-playing games can play in supporting health and wellbeing.
The Amelia Scott has been awarded a significant grant from The National Lottery Heritage Fund for Paddock Wood 'In Living Memory'
His Royal Highness The Duke of Gloucester visits The Amelia Scott Staff at The Amelia Scott in Royal Tunbridge Wells welcomed His Royal Highness The Duke of Gloucester on Thursday 9th July for a tour of the unique civic cultural space.
The Amelia Young Producers are a group of eight young people from our community, aged 18 to 25, who share a passion for and commitment to building a career in the heritage and cultural sectors.
Join us at The Amelia Scott for a vibrant Green Week, packed with inspiring activities for all ages - from hands-on family fun to wildlife discovery. Green Week celebrates our local environment and the small actions that can make a big difference.
This month, our Home Educators took up the chance to find out what it’s like working at the Crematorium.
Today, I had the opportunity to go behind the scenes, finding out all about what it’s like to work at The Amelia Scott.
Kent County Council has confirmed that Adult Education classes will no longer be delivered at The Amelia Scott due to national changes to the Adult Education Budget, now the Adult Skills Fund (ASF).
The Amelia Scott has been invited by the British Library to take centre stage at an upcoming national webinar – and it all began with an adventure.
The Culture Team at The Amelia Scott are currently gathering ideas and evidence for a National Lottery Heritage Fund bid.
Are you passionate about photography? Want real experience, paid creative work, and the chance to learn from professionals? This opportunity might be perfect for you.
An exciting paid opportunity for young adults (18–25) who want hands‑on experience in the creative, heritage, or cultural sectors. You don’t need any previous experience—just enthusiasm, curiosity, and a willingness to learn.
The Amelia Young Creatives programme hosted its first fashion focused workshop for young people, offering an exciting opportunity to explore clothing as a form of identity, communication and self-expression.
A major retrospective of prints by one of Britain's most celebrated artists comes to Tunbridge Wells this autumn.
2026 Young Producer Freya describes her experiences participating in the program and reflects on the final outcomes.
We have put together a small leaflet which gives details of some of the various local organisations that can support you or someone you know with mental health concerns.
The Amelia Scott hosted the inaugural Rolling Well Conference in July 26. Over two days, academics, clinicians, educators, local authority representatives, game designers, community practitioners and people with lived experience came together to explore the impact tabletop role-playing games can play in supporting health and wellbeing.
The Amelia Scott has been awarded a significant grant from The National Lottery Heritage Fund for Paddock Wood 'In Living Memory'
His Royal Highness The Duke of Gloucester visits The Amelia Scott Staff at The Amelia Scott in Royal Tunbridge Wells welcomed His Royal Highness The Duke of Gloucester on Thursday 9th July for a tour of the unique civic cultural space.
The Amelia Young Producers are a group of eight young people from our community, aged 18 to 25, who share a passion for and commitment to building a career in the heritage and cultural sectors.
Join us at The Amelia Scott for a vibrant Green Week, packed with inspiring activities for all ages - from hands-on family fun to wildlife discovery. Green Week celebrates our local environment and the small actions that can make a big difference.
This month, our Home Educators took up the chance to find out what it’s like working at the Crematorium.
Today, I had the opportunity to go behind the scenes, finding out all about what it’s like to work at The Amelia Scott.
Kent County Council has confirmed that Adult Education classes will no longer be delivered at The Amelia Scott due to national changes to the Adult Education Budget, now the Adult Skills Fund (ASF).
The Amelia Scott has been invited by the British Library to take centre stage at an upcoming national webinar – and it all began with an adventure.
The Culture Team at The Amelia Scott are currently gathering ideas and evidence for a National Lottery Heritage Fund bid.
Are you passionate about photography? Want real experience, paid creative work, and the chance to learn from professionals? This opportunity might be perfect for you.
An exciting paid opportunity for young adults (18–25) who want hands‑on experience in the creative, heritage, or cultural sectors. You don’t need any previous experience—just enthusiasm, curiosity, and a willingness to learn.
