Upcoming events | Bourne Hall

Willow Sculpture with Gina - Saturday 27 June 10am - 4pm

This event has been cancelled, we apologise for any inconvenience caused. Please keep an eye on our upcoming events for similar events happening.

Artisan Market - Saturday 4 July 10am-2pm

Museum Kid's Club - More highwaymen stories - Saturday 11 July 1.30 - 3pm

Caroline Baldock will be telling strange and exciting tales of highwaymen and their secret lives. Where did they go, what did they do – the thrill of the chase !!!!! The Golden Farmer, Swift Nic Nevison, Dick Turpin and more!

Recommended age 8 - 12+. Children must be supervised for the duration of the event.

For more details, contact: Susan Dalloe sdalloe@epsom-ewell.gov.uk 020 8394 1734

Book your tickets here: Bourne Hall Museum Kid's Club - More Highwaymen Stories | Sessami or call 0208 393 9571

Celebrate the Festival of Archaeology with Bourne Hall Museum!

Excavating Ewell Talk - Tuesday 21 July 2 - 4pm - Free Event!

Have you wondered what was here in Ewell before the village you see today? Join us for afternoon talks exploring the Roman… and later… sites of Church Meadow and Nescot.

Please note that this presentation will include images of human remains.

For more details, contact: Susan Dalloe sdalloe@epsom-ewell.gov.uk 020 8394 1734

This is a free event, please book your space here: Excavating Ewell Talks | Sessami or call 0208 393 9571

Ashtead Roman Villa Talk - Thursday 23 July 2 - 3pm - Free Event!

Discover the fascinating history of the Ashtead Roman villa, a unique and highly significant site first excavated in the 1920s and re-explored between 2006–2013. New findings reveal experimental Roman bath technology, rare architectural features, and evidence of a thriving tile and pottery industry linked to the wider region.

For more information, contact Susan Dalloe, 020 8394 1734 sdalloe@epsom-ewell.gov.uk

This is a free event, please book your space here: Ashtead Roman Villa Talk | Sessami or call 0208 393 9571

Country and Western Social Events - Friday 24th July - 19.30 - 22.30

Pull on your cowboy boots and join Hillbilly Gill & Frankie Lou for a lively night of line dancing, great music, plenty of laughs, and drinks from the bar to keep the party going!

Whether you’re a complete beginner or a seasoned dancer, our friendly instructors will have you stepping, stomping, and swinging across the dance floor in no time. So grab a drink, round up your friends, and get ready for a fantastic evening of country fun!

There are 3 dates booked for the year. Book your tickets for the July event here: Country and Western Social Nights July | Sessami

Gladiators at the Sacred Spring - Saturday 25 July 11am - 4pm - Free event!

Did you know that the Roman road Stane Street once ran through Ewell? Archaeological discoveries in the area suggest that Romans not only travelled through here but may also have stopped at the very spring where Bourne Hall now stands.

To celebrate the Festival of Archaeology, authentic Roman re-enactors will be setting up camp at Bourne Hall, bringing history vividly to life. Visitors will have the chance to explore the camp, meet the re-enactors, and discover the fascinating details of everyday Roman life. Through engaging conversations, hands-on experiences, and small demonstrations, you’ll learn about everything from clothing and tools to customs and traditions, all showcased with carefully crafted replica artefacts.

Adding to the excitement, gladiator re-enactors in full costume will stage thrilling combat demonstrations, recreating the spectacle of a Roman arena. These performances offer a unique glimpse into one of the most iconic aspects of Roman culture.

This promises to be a fun, educational, and interactive day for all ages—celebrating Ewell’s rich historical connection to the Roman world and bringing our shared past to life.

For more information, contact Susan Dalloe sdalloe@epsom-ewell.gov.uk, 020 8394 1734.

History of Art minibus tour around Epsom and Ewell - Wednesday 19th August 10am - 3pm

Join Tricia for a fascinating exploration of sites associated with artists across the borough. What inspired Constable, Millais, Munnings , Holman Hunt and more to create seminal works from our landscape?