2010
Shakespeare in Painswick
Tuesday 6th - Saturday 10th July
The Rococo Players will be performing their annual outdoor production. For 2010 they have chosen 'As You Like It'. Come and picnic in the grounds from 6.00pm with the play starting at 7.30pm. More information and details of this groups other productions can be found on their website
'The Rococo Players'
ART IN THE GARDEN 2010
1ST 30TH AUGUST
As part of the Painswick Art Festival the garden will be playing host to 4 guest sculptures and up to 6 up & coming local designers, as we celebrate the use of art work in the garden.
Our 4 guest artists are:
Ian Gill - http://www.iangillsculpture.com/
Pete Higgs - www.petehiggscermaics.co.uk
Alan Ross http://www.artinsteel.co.uk/
Viki Govan & Richard Warner http://www.ironvein.co.uk/
Calling all sculptures & installation artist!
If you are a sculpture in any medium or installation artist and would like the opportunity to exhibit up to 4 pieces of work this summer at the Rococo Garden then we would like to hear from you.
Using the theme Light, Texture & Form your imagination is the limit as to what you may wish to create for this month long event.
For more information and an application pack please email:
info@rococogarden.org.uk
Closing date for applications is 15th June 2010.
20th, 21st & 22nd August
Rococo Garden Party
Frolic as if it were the 18th Century as the garden celebrates local produce, crafts, and as part of the United Nations International Year of Biodiversity, our woodlands.
BBC Radio's Johnnie Amos will be chairing a special Gardeners Question Time and celebrity chef Felice Tocchini will be cooking up a feast in the Orangery.
Treat yourself yourself to the ultimate in garden luxury with Champagne & Cupcakes in the newly restored Red House, which will become an exclusive pre-booked VIP Area during the party.
Programme of events and more information available on the Rococo Garden Party website, please
click here.
Harvest Festival
Monday 18th October to Sunday 31st October 
Try out recipes, enter competitions, see a display of apples and even get a chance to produce your own juice. The Bothy is turned into an oasis of fruit and vegetables.
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