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To live in Elizabethan England was to live in a world of signs, symbols and superstition. Illness, storms, poor harvests or bad luck were rarely viewed as coincidence—they had meaning, often magical in nature. And to protect themselves, people turned to charms, rituals, cunning folk, and herb lore passed down through generations. This autumn, Haddon Hall invites you to explore that world with a fascinating new exhibition. In MAGIC: Charms, rituals and superstition in Elizabethan England, discove
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To live in Elizabethan England was to live in a world of signs, symbols and superstition. Illness, storms, poor harvests or bad luck were rarely viewed as coincidence—they had meaning, often magical in nature. And to protect themselves, people turned to charms, rituals, cunning folk, and herb lore passed down through generations. This autumn, Haddon Hall invites you to explore that world with a fascinating new exhibition. In MAGIC: Charms, rituals and superstition in Elizabethan England, discove
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When people visit Haddon, one word is mentioned time and again: magical. This autumn, that sentiment is brought to life in our new exhibition MAGIC: Charms, Rituals and Superstition in Elizabethan England. Beautifully curated displays, atmospheric lighting, and evocative soundscapes create an unforgettable experience, offering real insight into the beliefs and superstitions that shaped Elizabethan life. We are deeply grateful to renowned historian and author Lucy Moore, who collaborated with Lad
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When people visit Haddon, one word is mentioned time and again: magical. This autumn, that sentiment is brought to life in our new exhibition MAGIC: Charms, Rituals and Superstition in Elizabethan England. Beautifully curated displays, atmospheric lighting, and evocative soundscapes create an unforgettable experience, offering real insight into the beliefs and superstitions that shaped Elizabethan life. We are deeply grateful to renowned historian and author Lucy Moore, who collaborated with Lad
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‘Celebrating the masters of the past and showcasing the master craftspeople of the future’ – Showcase I, the first collaboration between Haddon Hall and the Queen Elizabeth Scholarship Trust (QEST), is beautifully summed up here in a conversation between Lady Edward Manners, Chatelaine of Haddon Hall, and Debbie Pocock, CEO of QEST. This wonderful exhibition of contemporary works, which resonates with the history and architecture of the Hall and surrounding grounds, demonstrating how traditional
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‘Celebrating the masters of the past and showcasing the master craftspeople of the future’ – Showcase I, the first collaboration between Haddon Hall and the Queen Elizabeth Scholarship Trust (QEST), is beautifully summed up here in a conversation between Lady Edward Manners, Chatelaine of Haddon Hall, and Debbie Pocock, CEO of QEST. This wonderful exhibition of contemporary works, which resonates with the history and architecture of the Hall and surrounding grounds, demonstrating how traditional
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Paper and fibre artist Mandy Coppes-Martin specialises in making both 2- and 3-dimensional art works using specific fibres such as paper thread and raw un-spun silks. ‘An Ancient Relationship’ is part of a larger body of work creating using reconstituted family relics, interwoven with handmade lace, paper thread, approximately 300 kilometres of raw silk thread, and vintage kid goat gloves. By incorporating handcrafted heirlooms that span three generations, the work becomes a three-dimensional ar
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Paper and fibre artist Mandy Coppes-Martin specialises in making both 2- and 3-dimensional art works using specific fibres such as paper thread and raw un-spun silks. ‘An Ancient Relationship’ is part of a larger body of work creating using reconstituted family relics, interwoven with handmade lace, paper thread, approximately 300 kilometres of raw silk thread, and vintage kid goat gloves. By incorporating handcrafted heirlooms that span three generations, the work becomes a three-dimensional ar
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After over 900 hundred years of history, Haddon Hall is still revealing its secrets and surprises. For our MAGIC: Charms, rituals and superstition in Elizabethan England exhibition, Lady Edward explains how they searched their family home, exploring every nook and cranny, to find the most enchanting objects Haddon has to offer for The Cabinet of Curiosities, which is currently on display in the Great Chamber. And to really make you stop, look and consider - some fantastical objects have been cre
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After over 900 hundred years of history, Haddon Hall is still revealing its secrets and surprises. For our MAGIC: Charms, rituals and superstition in Elizabethan England exhibition, Lady Edward explains how they searched their family home, exploring every nook and cranny, to find the most enchanting objects Haddon has to offer for The Cabinet of Curiosities, which is currently on display in the Great Chamber. And to really make you stop, look and consider - some fantastical objects have been cre
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If you've been to Haddon over the summer, and into the Earl's Apartment, you will have seen the work of Rutland-based ceramicist and painter Hannah Tounsend, who is one of the wonderfully talented makers featured in Showcase I, a collaboration between the hall and the Queen Elizabeth Scholarship Trust (QEST). ‘A Record of Sorts II’ continues Hannah’s resolve to bring to prominence the careful, ordered investigations that invisibly underpin ceramic surfaces. Arrayed along one of Haddon’s medieval
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If you've been to Haddon over the summer, and into the Earl's Apartment, you will have seen the work of Rutland-based ceramicist and painter Hannah Tounsend, who is one of the wonderfully talented makers featured in Showcase I, a collaboration between the hall and the Queen Elizabeth Scholarship Trust (QEST). ‘A Record of Sorts II’ continues Hannah’s resolve to bring to prominence the careful, ordered investigations that invisibly underpin ceramic surfaces. Arrayed along one of Haddon’s medieval
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Showcase I, which is Haddon Hall’s first collaboration with the Queen Elizabeth Scholarship Trust (QEST) features a carefully curated line-up of wonderfully talented artisans and makers. The QEST Alumni are: Hannah Tounsend - a Rutland-based Ceramicist (whose work is featured in the Earl’s Apartment), Valérie Wartelle - a Wet Felt Artist, Fleur Grenier - a Pewterer, Natalia Kasprzycka - a Ceramicist based in Stoke-on-Trent, Effie Burns - a Glass Artist from Whitby in North Yorkshire and Harry Fo
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It is hard to capture just how beautiful Haddon Hall is. Set in the Peak District in the valley of the River Wye, Haddon boasts nine hundred years of history and is one of the oldest houses in the country. It is also one of the few houses to have remained in one family’s ownership for its entire existence. My favourite room has to be the stunning 110ft Robert Smythson designed Long Gallery. Historical film buffs may recognise many areas of the house in films such as #LadyJane (1986); #ThePrinces
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Inspired by the beauty of nature and the complexity of life, glass artist Verity Pulford is influenced by how being in nature – and observing it closely – makes her feel. ‘The Healers I’ and ‘The Healers II’ are inspired by the healing properties of mushrooms, in particular inspired by the colours of Reishi mushrooms. These magnificent sculptures were made using various techniques, including lost wax casting and pate de verre. Come and see this extraordinary work as part of Showcase 2, a collabo
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