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Join us on Saturday 13th to explore the story of Willmer House, home to the Museum of Farnham.

Visit Farnham Masonic Centre.

Visit Harris and Hoole coffee shop in the 16th century Lion and Lamb House

Almshouses in 17th century Grade II* listed building with courtyard garden

A walk around the southern edge of Farnham

Discover the history of this Grade II* Listed mansion, located opposite the ruins of the first Cistercian monastery in England.

Lutyens, renowned architect both nationally and internationally, began his career in Surrey. The venue for this talk is one of his early works.

An early Lutyens building

Public house, originally three 14th century cottages

A talk by Alison Gordon and a walk around the garden

Join musician and councillor Brodie Mauluka for a special guided walking tour exploring Farnham's hidden craft heritage. This experience uncovers lesser-known stories of craft and making that have shaped the town's identity, past and present.

The Blower Foundation seeks to save architectural drawings that might otherwise be lost.

Guided tour of the Crafts Study Centre

A one hour tour of the UCA Campus

Find out more about Historic England listed St. Mark’s Church with its unique murals painted by Kitty Milroy.

Visit Guitar Village in one of Farnham's oldest buildings.

Farnham Town Crier Michael Stephens will be giving a talk about the history of the role of a town crier and of the variety of roles undertaken today.

Architectural stories from Kharkiv and Farnham

Visit the Bush Hotel

Enjoy a day at Farnham Castle, founded in the 12th century, the jewel in Farnham’s crown, looking down upon the town of today from its elevated position on Castle Hill as it has done for almost 1000 years.

Visit St Andrew's Church, tour the church tower and come to a presentation on how the church was 're-ordered' between 1997 and 2005.

Victorian country pottery, restored to form a thriving arts centre Tours lasting 45 minutes will be available on both days.

Join us in recognising Surrey's artistic talent with the Surrey Artist of the Year 2025 competition. Organised by New Ashgate Gallery in partnership with Surrey Artists Open Studios, this annual event has championed local artists since 2009, offering

Join us to watch Susie Lidstone, known for her intricate watercolours of Farnham's historic buildings, painting live in the gallery on 13, 18, 19 and 20 September.

Tour of one of the oldest domestic buildings in Farnham.

Visit Partridge House in Wrecclesham, a Grade II Listed Building the oldest part of which is believed to have been built in the early 15th century.

The history of Rowledge parish and the Church of St James.

A talk on the trees in towns

A talk on the architecture of Castle Street Farnham by Michael Blower MBE.

What makes a building beautiful?

A guided tour around Moor Park House led by Fred Wilkinson.

Architecture of South Farnham, by Noel Moss.

Almshouses designed by Farnham architect Harold Falkner.

Guided walk through conservation area.

A guided tour of the ruins of Waverley Abbey with guide Roy Waight.

An early 18th century house built on the site of Farnham’s old Corn Exchange.

A guided walk around the 19th century quarter of Farnham.

Tour, led by Cathy Cook of one of the oldest domestic buildings in Farnham.

The Chapel is now a studio occupied by sculptor Ian Bishop, who will be present during opening times to welcome visitors, explain his work and processes, and show you around the building.

Village school, dating from Victorian period and still in use today

Tice’s Meadow: from farm to quarry, to community nature reserve, a tour with volunteers from the Tice’s Meadow Bird Group

A visit to a natural cave which, according to local legend, was home to a witch named Mother Ludlam.

Screening of a short film documentary about Farnham