WHAT'S HAPPENING
Due to the extraordinary times we are in we have had to postpone all of our public engagements and physical events from March 2020 ... until the impact of Covid-19 has passed. We do expect, however, to be staying connected through social media (links on the right of this page) and through blogs, which will be outlining what we are getting up to during lockdown. Please join in the conversation to bring light and hope through difficult times.
Private View: The Long View in Oxford. May 8
Come and celebrate the arrival of The Long View at the North Wall Art Centre in Oxford and find some behind the scenes stories from our time with seven remarkably ordinary trees. Contact us if you'd like to come. May 8, 6.30-8.30pm.
The Long View at the North Wall Gallery, Oxford
Moving further south ... The Long View exhibition will be filling the goregous space at The North Wall gallery and will be part of Oxfordshire Artweeks.
Yorkshire Sculpture Park: Common Ground exhibition
We're delighted to be part of Common Ground's exhibition of archive and contemporary work at Yorkshire Sculpture Park.
Voices From the Land Exhibition, Settle
The Museum of North Craven Life at the Folly in Settle is a wonderful space celebrating landscape and heritage in the Yorkshire Dales, so we're really pleased to be showing the Voices From the Land exhibition here, with the inclusion of audio recordings of farmers speaking about their place, what matters to them, and thoughts about the future. More info about opening times here.
Voices from the Land: exhibition at the Station, Richmond
After six months in Hawes, the Voices from the Land exhibition will be showing at The Station in Richmond, a wonderful space and very fitting for celebrating local heritage.
Ethnography on Foot III : A Walk in Newcastle
LImited numbers for this! If you'd like to join us and others sharing their insights into place, nature and cities, with a walk around the city centre ending at The Long View Exhibition, check the detail through Newcastle University's Cultural Significance of Place group.
Tree planting at treefold:east
Join us on Little Asby Common to marking the planting of a Tree Charter legacy tree at the third treefold together with Friends of the Lake District stone wallers: 11am. There may be time for a stroll up to the Little Asby Hawthorn afterwards! More info here.
Second Legacy Tree Planting at treefold:north, Glencoyne
We'll be planting a young oak tree in treefold:north, overlooking Ullswater, with the children from Patterdale School and Friends of Ullswater Way ... join us if you'd like to! More details here.
The Long View Talk at Great North Museum : Hancock
While The Long View is on show at the Great North Museum : Hancock we'll be giving a presentation. Come along to find out how we chose the trees and what happened along the way. 6-8pm - more information here.
Legacy Tree Planting at treefold:centre
Come and join us in Grizedale Forest to mark the completion of the first treefold with the planting of its Tree Charter Legacy Tree. You can help plant trees in a new forest extension too. Booking & info here.
The Long View at Great North Museum: Hancock, Newcastle
The first venue beyond Cumbria for The Long View, showing at Newcastle's inspiring Great North Museum: Hancock.
Guided Walk for National Tree Week: Grizedale Forest
Join us for a walk through the woodlands and sculptures in Grizedale Forest, with soup and a warm drink afterwards. It's free but booking essential: click here. Nov 25th, 10.30am - 2.30pm.
treefold:north drop-in day
Come and join us during the build of the third Cumbrian treefold; discover what it takes to build a dry-stone sculpture, find out about plans for the tree that will be planted here and check out the magnificent view. 12 noon - 2pm in Glencoyne Park.
RGS Explore
We'll be at the Royal Geographical Society in London taking part in panels and indulging in lots of conversations, plans and dreams! Always an inspiring weekend.
The Charter for Trees, Woods & People: Launch
The new Charter for Trees, Woods and People is being launched at Lincoln Castle, where the original Forest Charter is kept. A day of celebrations and we'll be presenting some of our work.