Events

TALK: Lettercutting: The Legacy of Apprenticeship with Roxanne Kindersley

Day & time
Wednesday 13th November, 6.30 pm - 8.30 pm
Cost
£10 per person (£12 with donation)
Venue
Visitor Centre of David Parr House

The Art of Illuminated Lettering with Sarah Davis

Day & time
Saturday 16th November 10.30am - 3.30pm
Cost
£90 per person
Venue
Visitor Centre of David Parr House

Screenprint Mono-printing with Adam Bridgland

Day & time
Saturday 14th December, 10.30 am - 1.00 pm
Cost
£55 per person
Venue
Visitor Centre of David Parr House

Sold Out – An Introduction to Lino Printing with Zoe Ansari

Day & time
Saturday 21st September, 10.30am - 4.00pm
Cost
£75 per person
Venue
Visitor Centre of David Parr House

Sold Out – Christmas Ghost Story Evening with Robert Lloyd Parry

Day & time
Wednesday 11th December 7.30pm - 9.00pm
Cost
£27.50 per person
Venue
Visitor Centre of David Parr House

November

Sold Out – Signwriting and Gold Leaf Gilding with Carlie Allan

Day & time
Saturday 23rd November, 10.30 am - 3.30 pm
Cost
£85 per person
Venue
Visitor Centre of David Parr House

Sold Out – Seasonal Lino Block Print Baubles with Nastasha Boyce

Day & time
Saturday 30th November 10.30am - 2pm
Cost
£60 per person
Venue
Visitor Centre of David Parr House

October

Sold Out: The Art of Letterpress with Donna Thompson

Day & time
Saturday 12th October, 10.30am - 2.00pm
Cost
£65 per person
Venue
Visitor Centre of David Parr House

Sold Out – An Introduction to Collage with Georgie Finn

Day & time
Saturday 26th October 10.30am - 3.30pm
Cost
£75 per person
Venue
Visitor Centre of David Parr House

November

Sold Out – An Introduction to Bargello with Cecilia Charlton

Day & time
Saturday 9th November 10.30am - 1.30pm
Cost
£65 per person
Venue
Visitor Centre of David Parr House

Sold out – Talk: Women Pioneers of the Arts and Crafts Movement with Karen Livingstone

Day & time
Wednesday 27th November, 6.30 pm - 8.30 pm
Cost
£10 per person (£39.50 with signed book)
Venue
Visitor Centre of David Parr House

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The house has been saved by a dedicated team of workers, volunteers and generous donors. Now we are crafting its future.
As an independent charity the only way for us to share the stories of the house is to build up our endowment so we can continue to work with visitors, volunteers and our community.
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Supporters

Join our community of regular donors, funders and supporters who enjoy behind the scenes access, the latest research and special events. By supporting our endowment you are helping to us to deliver tours of the house, exhibitions, talks, workshops and community outreach.

Donations

In April 2021 National Lottery Heritage Fund matched every pound we had raised to create a £1 million endowment. Thank you so much to every single one of you that has helped by giving a gift, your time, your creativity and above all your enthusiasm. The endowment will continue to grow to craft a bright future for the house and its collections.

Volunteering

Make new friends, learn a skill, take part in research and contribute to the growing community around the David Parr House. Email helen@davidparrhouse.org for more details.

Visit

We are open for tours on a Thursday and Saturday. Private tours can be arranged on a Wednesday or Friday, and we are also very happy to discuss creating a bespoke group tour with a talk, slideshow and refreshments.

Email info@davidparrhouse.org to talk to us.

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About

From the moment that Tamsin first saw the house and spoke to Elsie in 2009 she knew she had stumbled upon something special. How could such a house be saved?

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"A modest terrace house at 186 Gwydir Street, Cambridge preserves an extraordinary series of interiors."

Country Life

"The David Parr House in Britain is a sort of time capsule..."

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