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Cutting-edge new arts programme in former Dartington Hall school building
The founders of renowned east London music venue and member of a Cornish art group have taken over a former school building on the Dartington Hall estate to bring cutting-edge music, exhibitions and events to local people.
Young local artists explore risk in exhibition inspired by Dartington’s history of experimentation
An exhibition of student’s artwork inspired by Dartington’s history of risk taking has opened at the Green Table café in Dartington.
Meeting the creators of Kite
As award-winning theatre company The Wrong Crowd develop their new show at Dartington, we went behind the scenes find out more about their sparkling new creation.
Horse therapy charity opens new centre on Dartington estate
A new purpose-built centre providing equine-assisted therapy & learning to young people and adults with additional needs is to open on the Dartington Hall estate.
Why healthy grassland means a healthy ecosystem
Grassland is the basis of most of the UK’s food supply chain and the main source of diet for livestock in the UK. Good grassland management is crucial – and our Estate Warden Mike is on hand to explain how it all work on the Dartington Hall estate.
Artistic Director appointed for 2020 Summer School
The Dartington Hall Trust has announced that Sara Mohr-Pietsch will be the next Artistic Director of the Dartington International Summer School & Festival.
Dynamic duo challenge public attitudes to disability
Dartington Live presents Improbable and Royal Court Theatre’s ‘mischievous exposé of good intentions gone bad’.
Leading arts charity to use pop culture to change minds on migration
A new retreat that asks how pop culture can change the conversation on migration kicks off on the Dartington Hall estate.
Getting hands on with some Bracken Bruising
In his latest blog, Mike explains how the team’s new Bracken Bruiser is saving a phenomenal amount of time and effort for everyone – in addition to providing benefits to humans, grazing cattle and wildlife.
Excellent Elderflower, poor peppers and the ‘triangle of doom’
A look at how our groundbreaking agroforestry field project is getting on, with ups and downs aplenty – and one highly unexpected visitor to Broadlears field.