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Winter at The Archive
The Archive straddles two worlds with distinct rhythms.  It is, of course, a core part of the Red House’s public offering as a heritage site, which…
Insights into Garden Management at The Red House
Q&A with David Gibbons, Garden Manager at The Red House. David joined Britten Pears Arts as the Garden Manager in August 2022. He joins us…
Wildflower Trail
This summer you can follow a trail of wildflower illustrations around Snape Maltings and learn more about its incredible wildlife. With beautifully…
Insights into the Collection and Learning Curation
A conversation with Joe Carr, Collection and Learning Curator at The Red House. Joe aims to bring education and enrichment to people by engaging them…
Composing Myself: Anna Thorvaldsdottir
Composer Anna Thorvaldsdottir is one of the most distinctive voices in contemporary music. Her powerful and striking sound-world is deeply inspired by…
Ronald Blythe: a tribute
Ronald Blythe 1922-2023 Author Ronald Blythe passed away in January at the age of 100. We pay…
Insights into Digital Discussions
Our new members-exclusive digital series.
Archive Treasures: Imogen Holst’s World War II scrapbooks and her émigré musician friends
For this month’s Archive treasures story we are going to delve again into Imogen Holst’s wonderful scrapbooks. Holst kept a series of large scrapbooks…
My Beloved Man: The Letters of Benjamin Britten and Peter Pears
Toward the end of his life Benjamin Britten urged his authorized biographer, Donald Mitchell, to “tell the truth about Peter and me.” Britten’s nearly…
Christian Marclay – Everyday
Christian Marclay, the Swiss-American visual artist and composer has won worldwide acclaim for his explorations of visual media and sound. After…
Theo Alexander Residency
The Art Station x Britten Pears Arts During his month-long residency, Chinese-Malaysian/British composer Theo Alexander set out…
Insights into Chamber Music in Residence
Interview with George Lee, Britten Pears Young Artist Programme Manager.