Events

Waterperry Gardens is proud to be part of The National Garden Scheme, a UK charity that invites the public

Because of the high standards of horticulture we aspire to we don’t normally allow dogs in the ornamental gardens, however,

This is a key mantra from the Sanskrit tradition. It is full of spiritual significance and is a doorway

Get into the Christmas spirit at Waterperry Gardens by visiting one of our Christmas Markets - 21st & 22nd

For this one weekend, on Saturday and Sunday from 11.30am until 2.30pm you and your family will have the

Get into the Christmas spirit at Waterperry Gardens by visiting our December Christmas Market. Open 10am-4pm. Christmas shopping galore:

Our approach to the study of Sacred Geometry seeks to reveal the interconnectedness of life and spirit: the physical

Swing into the festive season with The Easy Rollers.Step into the Ballroom at Waterperry House for an evening of pure

Waterperry's Winter Festival brings a festive family adaptation of A Christmas Carol to the ballroom of Waterperry House, based

By candlelight in the Ballroom, the Waterperry Opera Festival Vocal Ensemble, conducted by Bertie Baigent, brings together Britten's Ceremony

Join us in the historic St Mary the Virgin Church, nestled within Waterperry Gardens, for a beautiful afternoon of

Natural Law and the Just Society Join with Dr Joseph Milne, Honorary Lecturer at the University of Kent and

A perfect excuse for a walk! There are few better places to celebrate the arrival of spring than Waterperry

One Way, Three Ways or Multiple Ways It is said that there is only one top of the mountain,

Spring offers a natural moment to pause, let go of the heaviness of winter and make space for a

See the county flower of Oxfordshire in all its native splendour as it flowers in our wildflower meadow and

Back by popular demand, the Treasures of Waterperry Retreat welcomes anyone wanting to appreciate a deeper understanding of its

Plato's dialogue 'Meno' is one of the most read by university students. The dialogue opens with a challenging question: