The Cider Press Centre at Dartington has welcomed a new business which combines art with education to highlight the importance of our marine ecosystems.
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Author: Dartington Trust
Dartington Estate is a unique place - a stunning centre of heritage, culture, entertainment, hospitality and innovative sustainability set in rolling south Devon parkland near Totnes. Open all year round. Find out more about us, check out our latest events, or browse our rich collection of news, blogs and features.
Prize launched for writers from refugee and migrant backgrounds
The winner of a new writing competition for people from migrant backgrounds will get up to £15,000 in prize money, along with a residency here at Dartington and a chance to see their work published.
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Exploring nature through human, non human and the mechanical
Award-winning creative artist Tom Bailey explains talks about the fruitfulness of his Dartington residency which has taken inspiration from the wild Devon landscape.
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Are compostable containers just a load of rubbish?
Are compostables just a load of rubbish?
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Theatre posing some chilling questions about the mechanics of power
A new theatre show questions whether we are allowing ourselves to become distracted by the 'dead cats' rather than focussing on who is pulling the strings of power.
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You’ve got to be kidding!
What's new in the food world? See if you can tell, or if you are an April Fool!
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Weaving together the synergy of running and writing
"There’s something about the rhythm of running....that lets your thoughts bubble and jumble away ... suddenly things can make sense after a run." says writer and runner Adharanand Finn who is running a three-day retreat at Dartington.
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Of wine and primroses
How can it be possible that some innocent cakes could pose a threat to biodiversity? In her latest blog, Tara explains all...
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Acknowledging the achievements of actor and activist Paul Robeson
When Paul Robeson came to Dartington in 1930 to rehearse Shakespeare’s Othello (below), he delighted the Devon crowds. Today, a new event commemorates his time here.
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New land manager began as a volunteer at Dartington
Meet our new land manager Sebastian Allen-Mepham. In his youth he volunteered with our conservation team and now he is delighted to return to play a part in protecting the land for future generations.
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