Events and Workshops

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OCTOBER

Art & Wellbeing: Labyrinth open every day

FREE,  a path to peace and well-being is open in the museum garden. Assist your journey with a gentle guide, available to listen to on your own device.

Listen to the guide here >>


Mindful Drawing
Tuesday 13th October
10am-1pm
£22
Museum Year Pass Holders £18

“Drawing for no reason-in blissful ignorance-without intent or aim, and not a care in a world of dreams…” Alfred Munnings.

No experience necessary . You are warmly welcome to join these gentle sessions led by Jevan Watkins-Jones and spend time looking at and being inspired by the museum’s art and interiors. We encourage all those with less confidence to take part in a relaxed and supportive environment.

Some materials provided – please bring colouring pencils with you for this session.
Refreshments provided.


Images: Side saddle demonstration on 30th May 2026, with many thanks to Louise Allen, Suzanne and Katie Evans, Lucinda Pennington and Shirley Dunkerley.
Images: ‘Paint-Up Royal Ascot’ and ‘Paint-Up Tagg’s Island’ events in the museum grounds.

To watch & listen to

Recorded Talk: The Life and Work of Sir Alfred Munnings

Pre-recorded ONLINE event.
Marcia Whiting, Curatorial Associate, provides an overview of Alfred Munnings’ life and work.

You will be sent a link to play the film via Vimeo (installation not required). Recording lasts 41 minutes.

Recorded Four-part workshop series: Equestrian Art Basics with Jim Power

Join James Power for a four part series of pre-recorded ONLINE workshops to learn the basic steps needed to successfully draw and paint horses.

Session 1: Basics of Drawing the Horse

Session 2: Adding colour and form to the Horse

Session 3: Looking more closely at the horse’s head.

Session 4: Painting the horse’s head in oils.


Turf to Turf

The sport of Kings inspired the painter Sir Alfred Munnings to create some of his most well known paintings. See how these pictures were created and how they have travelled the globe, inspiring the artists of today. This short film was created in partnership with Art Historian, Christopher Garibaldi and the National Sporting Library and Museum, Virginia, USA.

Claudia Pfeiffer, National Sporting Library and Museum in front of Winner at Epsom by Sir Alfred Munnings

If you have any enquiries about our events – or suggestions for future events – then please email office@munningsmuseum.org.uk or call 01206 322127

We are always looking for artists, leaders and providers to bring new and interesting experiences to the museum and grounds, so get in touch if you have a good idea.

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