Immerse yourself in the primal rhythms of the primordial drum, complemented by the enchanting sounds of traditional instruments like flutes, monochords, singing bowls and chimes.

Relax, release & reconnect through healing vibrations with magical gong and singing bowl practitioners, Annette, and Rounik.

Brìghde Chaimbeul (pronounced Bree-chu Chaym-bul)) is one of the most exciting musical minds in the world of Celtic folk today. She’s a master of the Scottish smallpipes – the bellows-blown, mellower and more emotive cousin to the famous Great Highland bagpipes – and she’s taken them to the global stage.

A transformative afternoon working with breath, posture and intention and learn tools to regulate the nervous system and find presence.

The Red Dress: Conversations in Stitch is the much-anticipated book documenting and celebrating The Red Dress global collaborative embroidery project. Published in May 2025 to coincide with World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development, the book further explores and amplifies the narratives stitched into the dress and brings together new voices from the wider project.

Immersive theatre, cabaret, and creative nightlife reimagined through a queer and neurodivergent-friendly lens.

Pete Josef performs his critically acclaimed 2015 album Colour with an inspired group of the UK’s finest jazz and soul musicians.

Join us for a unique Eco Resin Workshop - creating your own trinkets in a stunning setting

Immerse yourself in the primal rhythms of the primordial drum, complemented by the enchanting sounds of traditional instruments like flutes, monochords, singing bowls and chimes.

For our 2025 Halloween season, we’re pleased to present a double bill of Robert Eggers films at The Mount Without, to celebrate a decade of his bold takes on the horror genre by screening some of his impressive filmography to date.

Our Halloween week double bill of Robert Eggers films at The Mount Without continues with the acclaimed director’s recent reimagination of Nosferatu, the grandfather of all vampire films.

Immerse yourself in the primal rhythms of the primordial drum, complemented by the enchanting sounds of traditional instruments like flutes, monochords, singing bowls and chimes.

Join Jack Skellington and the inhabitants of Halloween Town for this beloved stop-motion misadventure from the mind of Tim Burton, with its unique, whimsically spooky spin on the festive season.

John Hughes’ delightfully mischievous film made a household name out of Macauley Culkin, and its wince-inducing booby trap sequences remain a staple of the festive film-watching tradition - so if you’re looking for something to get you out of the house and into the Christmas spirit, join us for our final 2025 film night (just don’t forget any family members en route…)!