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Wednesday 1 February to Saturday 28 October
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Tuesday 21 March to Saturday 28 October
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Tuesday 28 March to Saturday 28 October
2pm
Our guided tours offer a deeper insight to Britten and Pears' life at The Red House.
Friday 1 September at 2pm
Friday 15 September at 2pm
Friday 22 September at 2pm
Friday 29 September at 2pm
Discover Britten and Pears’ extensive art collection on display in their home.
Guided tourMonday 18 September at 8pm
Monday 2 October at 8pm
Monday 16 October at 8pm
In partnership with Aldeburgh Cinema for a series of screenings related to our 'Queer Talk' exhibition.
Aldeburgh Cinema, Exhibition eventFriday 29 September at 5pm
Thursday 12 October at 11am
Saturday 14 October at 11am
Sunday 15 October at 5pm
Wednesday 18 October at 7.30pm
In partnership with Aldeburgh Cinema showing LGBT-themed films for this year's exhibition 'Queer Talk: Homosexuality in Britten's Britain.
Aldeburgh Cinema, Exhibition eventFriday 20 October at 5pm
Tuesday 24 October to Saturday 28 October
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Friday 27 October to Saturday 28 October
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Friday 27 October at 11am
Friday 27 October at 2pm
Sunday 29 October at 2pm
Talk to accompany exhibition Geoffrey Clarke: A Sculptor's Materials.
Exhibition event, TalkMonday 30 October at 8pm
Monday 13 November at 8pm
Monday 27 November at 8pm
In partnership with Aldeburgh Cinema for a series of screenings related to our 'Queer Talk' exhibition.
Aldeburgh Cinema, Exhibition eventWednesday 22 November at 5pm
Friday 24 November at 2pm
A Discovery Session exploring Britten and Pears' letters.
Discovery session, Exhibition eventMonday 4 December at 8pm
Monday 11 December at 8pm
Monday 18 December at 8pm
In partnership with Aldeburgh Cinema for a series of screenings related to our 'Queer Talk' exhibition.
Aldeburgh Cinema, Exhibition eventFriday 8 December at 5pm
Friday 15 December at 11am
Tuesday 19 December at 2pm
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#brittenpears“Great place to visit in Aldeburgh. The history is fascinating (even if you don’t know much about Britten and Pears) and the house, largely left as it was, is rambling and beautiful.”
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20 September 2017