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SUMMARY:Activist Avenue
DESCRIPTION:Learn about the history of Tunbridge Wells in a way you’ve never seen before… \nFrom the minds of the Young Producers comes a new trail full of untold stories – be the first to uncover the forgotten histories of radicals like Olive Walton\, Jasper Sprange and Amelia Scott herself. \nAcross the Amelia\, you will travel through the past and investigate the life of each pioneer from Tunbridge Wells’ history. Interact with their stories further by reading about their experiences and completing fun activities! Collect all the stamps along the way in your “Passport Through Time” and perhaps they will leave you a special reward… \nAn experience for all ages. \nThis project is part of our Unlocking Collections Programme\, supported using public funding from the National Lottery through Arts Council England.
URL:https://theamelia.co.uk/event/activist-avenue/
LOCATION:The Amelia Scott
CATEGORIES:Youth Programme
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270302
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SUMMARY:Warm Welcome Spaces
DESCRIPTION:Warm Welcome Spaces – Discover more at The Amelia \nStep in from the cold\, explore fascinating local history\, relax with a good book\, meet new people\, or simply enjoy some quiet time for yourself. Whether you’re visiting for five minutes or spending the afternoon with us\, The Amelia Scott is a comfortable space where everyone is welcome. \nThere’s always something new to discover\, from exhibitions and displays to books\, activities and creative wellbeing programmes. \nFree Library Services \nYour library membership gives you access to a wide range of free resources and services; \n– Free computer access and Wi-Fi\n– E-books and audiobooks for adults\, young people and children\n– Free digital newspapers and magazines\, including The New Yorker\, Cosmopolitan\, National Geographic\, HELLO! and House & Garden\n– Free online computer courses\, including introductory coding in Python and Java\n– Access to over 40 research databases and online subscriptions\, including Ancestry\n– Ask a librarian\, a free online enquiry service available 24 hours a day\n– Homework and reference support\n– Access to our grand piano for anyone who would like to play \nKent Libraries’ online resources go far beyond a standard internet search. If you’d like to learn more\, our friendly staff are always happy to help and can show you how to get started. \nProgrammes and activities you can join: \n\n \n\n\n\nGroup\n \nWhen\n\n\n\n\nSilent Book Club\nNo need to book drop in\n\n2nd Monday of every month 10am-12pm \n\n\n\nKnit & Stitch Club\nNo need to book drop in\nEvery Weds 1pm-3pm\n\n\nGame Cafe\nWhen Green Room unoccupied – free drop in\nFri PM\, Sat\, Sun and Mon\n\n\nCitizen Advice (CAB) Kiosk\nfree\, confidential information and advice on legal\, debt\, consumer\, housing and other problems.\nWed 14:00 – 16:00\, Fri 14:00 – 16:00\n\n\nCreate and Connect\nEmail creativehealth@tunbridgewells.gov.uk\nWeekly\, Fridays\n\n\nYour Place to be\nMonthly group for people who are caring for someone else.\n1st Monday of the month – 13:00 – 14:30\n\n\nCome As You Are\nFor those affected by bereavement. E mail creativehealth@tunbridgewells.gov.uk\nWeekly Tuesday\n\n\nMindfulness Trail\nPractice slow looking through a series of gentle prompts inspired by objects\, artworks and historic collections throughout the building.\nEnjoy at your own leisure.\n\n\nFamily Trail\n Artist-designed family trail\, ask at welcome desk for booklet\nEnjoy at your own leisure.\n\n\n \n \n \n\n\n\n\nCommunity Support\nThroughout the winter\, visitors can also access a range of community initiatives and donation points\, including:\n– Mayor’s Toy Appeal\n– Nourish Community Foodbank collections\n– Stitch Club is also knitting baby blankets for a local charity\, all welcome to join. \nEveryone Welcome\nMost importantly\, The Amelia Scott is a place for everyone. Whether you’re looking for warmth\, company\, support\, inspiration\, or simply somewhere comfortable to spend time\, our doors are open. Come in\, make yourself at home\, and discover all that The Amelia Scott has to offer.
URL:https://theamelia.co.uk/event/warm-welcome-spaces/
LOCATION:The Amelia Scott
CATEGORIES:Community
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261023
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270222
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SUMMARY:Howard Hodgkin: In a Public Garden
DESCRIPTION:A major print retrospective of one of Britain’s most celebrated artists \nExperience Howard Hodgkin's vivid world of colour in this exhibition of prints spanning five decades. \nHoward Hodgkin: In a Public Garden brings together more than thirty richly coloured prints by one of Britain's most distinctive modern artists.  \nSpanning five decades\, from 1966 to 2016\, the exhibition offers an engaging introduction to Hodgkin's printmaking. It shows how he used colour\, shape and texture to turn memories\, places and personal encounters into vivid visual experiences.  \nHodgkin is best known as a painter\, but he was also one of Britain's most important printmakers. Born in London in 1932\, he developed a language of bold marks\, layered surfaces and intense colour. Many of the prints in this exhibition are hand-coloured\, giving them a physical presence and emotional depth that reward close looking.  \nThe works range from lyrical city scenes to images inspired by Hodgkin's long connection with India\, as well as prints created for the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Although they can appear spontaneous\, they were often made through a slow and highly considered process. Hodgkin experimented with techniques including etching and aquatint\, combining them with hand-painting to create images of remarkable richness.  \nHodgkin's significance was recognised internationally during his lifetime. He won the Turner Prize in 1985\, represented Britain at the Venice Biennale\, and his work has been shown in major museums including Tate Britain\, the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York and the Reina Sofía in Madrid. Howard Hodgkin: In a Public Garden invites visitors to experience an artist whose colour\, feeling and imagination continue to resonate today.  \nHoward Hodgkin: In a Public Garden\, a Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery Touring Exhibition.  \nImage credit: Howard Hodgkin\, Palm and Window 1990-1991 (detail) – © 2026 The Estate of Howard Hodgkin. All rights reserved\, DACS
URL:https://theamelia.co.uk/event/howard-hodgkin-in-a-public-garden/
LOCATION:The Amelia Scott – Exhibition Space
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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SUMMARY:Art Room
DESCRIPTION:Please join Art Room for the autumn art course\, Hidden Symbols found in Art. \nOver this seven week course\, students will learn about hidden symbols and meanings found in various artworks\, and will make their own art inspired by these findings. Students will use many different materials and art techniques\, to produce unique\, creative pieces of art. \nThe course is run by local art teacher and artist Gemma Marissa\, and is taught in the Residency Studio at the Amelia Scott on Tuesday mornings from 9:30-11:30am. The course is suitable for all adults of all ages and abilities. \nTo book please email tw.art.room@gmail.com \nArt Room is not affiliated to The Amelia Scott\, for all enquiries please email the address above. 
URL:https://theamelia.co.uk/event/art-room/2026-11-10/
LOCATION:The Amelia Scott – Residency Studio
CATEGORIES:Creative Workshops,Show Once
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SUMMARY:Rhyme Time
DESCRIPTION:Come and join our fun and noisy singing session for children under 4 and their parents and carers. \nA free\, fun and noisy way for under 4s to develop a love of language and a foundation for learning. Each session lasts about 20 – 30 minutes and includes the opportunity to join in with nursery rhymes and action songs. \nResearch shows that these activities can help develop literacy and communication skills in babies and children. \nThese sessions will take place in the Children’s library (under the beautiful night sky) on Tuesdays at 10:00 and 11:00\, and Thursdays at 10:00. \nNo need to book\, just drop in!
URL:https://theamelia.co.uk/event/rhyme-time-tuesday-thursday-am/2026-11-10/
LOCATION:The Amelia Scott – Children’s Library
CATEGORIES:Children and Family
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20261110T140000
DTSTAMP:20261020T000441
CREATED:20260817T090359Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260910T100247Z
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SUMMARY:Home Education at The Amelia - Primary
DESCRIPTION:Join us at The Amelia for our monthly learning sessions open to home educated children across the borough. \nOur learning sessions are linked to The Amelia’s collections\, are based on enquiry-led learning and are rooted in the National Curriculum. Sessions provide unique opportunities for object-handling and inspiring activities to guide children and their families as they explore our galleries. \nDuration: Standard sessions last 60 mins \nWe aim to provide a fully inclusive service for all our young visitors. Please let us know if there are any SPLD/ or accessibility needs we should be aware of so that we can help support all participants to engage with the session. \nPlease note\, children must be accompanied by their parent/carers and remain their responsibility at all times. \nMonthly themes: \n8 September – Archaeology Adventure\nJoin us for a special exhibition-linked session. The group will start with an introduction to archaeology in the Learning Room\, with the chance to explore artefacts and objects hands-on. The session will conclude in Archaeology Adventure\, our current temporary exhibition. \n13 October – The Story of the Wells – Local History\nIn this session\, the group will discover how and why our town came into existence. Using artefacts to piece together its story from forest\, to popular health resort\, to holiday destination for a princess\, the group will also find out why children from the East End of London would spend their summer holidays here 100 years ago! \n10 November – Dinosaurs and Fossils\nIn this session\, the group are cast as palaeontologists and explore clues about what the world was like millions of years ago. They have the chance to handle a range of fossils from The Amelia’s Collection to investigate how they were made and what they tell us about the past. \n8 December – Generations of Joy\nThis session will take place off-site and provide an enriching opportunity for inter-generational engagement\, with children and care-home residents taking part in Christmas-themed activities together. \n\nContact us to find out more before booking
URL:https://theamelia.co.uk/event/home-education-at-the-amelia-primary-4/
LOCATION:The Amelia Scott
CATEGORIES:Education
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20261110T123000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20261110T143000
DTSTAMP:20261020T000441
CREATED:20260610T102254Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260824T134110Z
UID:10001819-1794313800-1794321000@theamelia.co.uk
SUMMARY:Come as you are  – a group for people affected by bereavement
DESCRIPTION:Are you affected by bereavement? \nWould you like to find: \n\nCreativity\nCommunity\nConnection\n\nThis programme will offer a range of creative activities to support wellbeing and connection. This might involve art\, music\, storytelling\, playing games – the participants will choose the activities themselves\, with no pressure to create and no experience needed. \nWe will offer a warm\, welcoming space with free tea and biscuits and the freedom for people to ‘come as you are’. \n\nContact us for more information or to book your place
URL:https://theamelia.co.uk/event/come-as-you-are-a-group-for-people-affected-by-bereavement/2026-11-10/
LOCATION:The Amelia Scott – Residency Studio
CATEGORIES:Courses,Creative Health
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