at Cumberland Lodge
Enjoy a private tour of our beautiful 17th century building, and learn more about its history and how it came to be home to our educational charity. Tours are available
We are welcoming in the New Year with the ninth annual Shakespeare reading retreat. This year, we explore The Merry Wives of Windsor, from Tuesday 2 – Friday 5 January 2024. This event follows on from successful retreats including Antony and Cleopatra in 2023 and A Midsummer Night’s Dream in 2018. This year we will
Join us for a Cumberland Conversation with David Howard, creating a vowel sound from a 3,000 year-old Egyptian Mummy All of our voices are individual mainly as a function of the unique shape of our vocal tracts (the tubes from the larynx in the neck to the mouth and nostrils). If these tube shapes are
Polarised and vitriolic debates are a problem for democracy, yet increasingly politicians and public officials are having to deal with intimidation and abuse – sometimes with tragic consequences. This is particularly an issue for women and those from minority backgrounds. With a general election looming in the UK, the tone of political debate, both online
Come and enjoy the charm of Cumberland Lodge with a sumptuous spring dinner designed by our Head Chef, Rob Szewczyk. 6pm - Tour of Cumberland Lodge (optional) Optional tours of Cumberland Lodge are offered for any guests attending the dinner. Please arrive to the reception in the main Lodge for 6pm. 6:45pm – Champagne reception followed
Dis/Mis-information and Young People: Developing Strategies for Critical Media Literacy Part of the Cumberland Lodge Youth and Democracy project Secondary school students are now likely to spend much more time online than previous generations, specifically on social media platforms that are also a major source of dis- and misinformation. As a result, young people are
This event is now sold out. If you would like to be notified if tickets become available, please contact mkwolseley@cumberlandlodge.ac.uk Julian Hight has travelled widely, camera in hand, to document and tell the stories of historic ancient trees. Using both archive and contemporary photographs, old paintings and maps, Julian explores the story of Windsor Great
Join us for a conversation about our right to protest, and its evolving role in shaping a better future. Protest is recognised not only as a human right, but also as a powerful catalyst for change. Young people, historically at the forefront of activism, continue to engage in protests on issues such as the climate
Join us for a thought-provoking webinar that explores the evolving landscape of masculinity for Gen Z boys. Recent studies show significant divergence in views on gender among young people (16-19 years). While many Gen Zs embrace progressive beliefs, a considerable number of young men still feel pressured to conform to traditional roles and behaviours such
Tickets for The Ancient Trees of Windsor are close to selling out. Make sure to reserve your place for this walk and talk with Julian Hight if you don't want to miss out. Julian Hight has travelled widely, camera in hand, to document and tell the stories of historic ancient trees. Using both archive and
We bring together doctoral students from a wide range of backgrounds and disciplines, to explore the value and potential of academic research, foster collaboration, and develop public engagement skills, as well as providing space to reflect on how research and academic careers might promote more inclusive and just societies.
Join us for a Cumberland Conversation with iconic fashion designer Dame Zandra Rhodes, exploring her 50+ year career at the peak of the fashion industry and how she is inspiring
