The main gallery will be closed for exhibition changeover from 11–22 November. Pitzhanger Manor remains open, although some rooms may be temporarily unavailable.
Pay What You Can admission is available to all visitors who would normally pay for entry during this period.
We look forward to welcoming you back from 25 November for Peter Blake: In the Studio.
Join author, broadcaster and Director of the Soane Museum Will Gompertz for an entertaining journey into the minds of great artists from Kahlo to Constable
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Booker prize-winning author Eleanor Catton, talks about her dazzling new psychological thriller. One of the most acclaimed novels of 2023, it explores some of the key themes of the 21st century from land-grabbing and climate change to surveillance, greed and corruption.
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Join one of Britain’s best-loved children’s writers, former Children’s Laureate and Tracy Beaker creator Dame Jacqueline Wilson to hear about her brand new book ‘The Girl Who Wasn’t There’, a story about siblings and friendship with a hint of ghostliness. Discover how Jacqueline started writing and the inspiration behind some of her best-loved characters.
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Leading historian Roger Moorhouse tells the fascinating story of the brave group of Polish diplomats who rescued a number of Jews.
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The granddaughter of infamous British traitor Kim Philby has written a fictionalised account of the fascinating relationship between her grandfather and the woman who recruited him as a Soviet spy in the 1930s. Jake Kerridge is the crime and thriller reviewer of the Daily Telegraph and local Ealing author Alex Gerlis’s latest bestseller is based on real events that took place during the Second World War.
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Join Sathnam Sanghera to hear more about his latest book ‘Empireworld’ which expands his exploration of British imperial legacies from Barbados and Mauritius to India and Nigeria, and beyond.
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Join celebrated poet and editor of this ground-breaking anthology of Sri Lankan and diasporic poetry to hear more about a long-neglected national literature that chronicles the island’s turbulent history and reshapes understanding of a country that has always thrilled the foreign imagination.
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Award-winning historian Kathryn Hughes talks about how Edwardian Britain fell in love with cats and the role illustrator Louis Wain played in changing them from reviled pest controllers to adored family members. Chaired by ex-broadcast journalist Jim Cockin who is soon to publish his own first novel, this promises to be a fascinating discussion on a curious and eclectic subject.
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Join Alan Fortune on a guided tour of Literary Ealing, visit buildings connected with two song writing icons of British Rock Music and visit the HQ of Ealing Studios
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Lauren Child’s ‘Clarice Bean’ books have been delighting readers for the last 25 years. Join Lauren to hear about her latest heart-warming and beautifully illustrated story in which the wonderful Clarice is thinking about all that is endangered
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Discover Spring’s vibrancy with art, talks, and family fun at Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery.
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Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery
Ealing Green, London W5 5EQ
Ticketing, Opening Hours and Tour Enquiries: foh@pitzhanger.org.uk
Retail Enquires: retail@pitzhanger.org.uk
Reception: 020 3985 8888
Venue Hire: 020 3994 0966
Office: 020 3994 0967
Wednesday - Sunday: 10:00 - 17:00
First Thursday of the month: 10:00 - 20:00
Monday - Tuesday: Closed
Bank Holidays: 10:00 - 17:00
Last admissions 30 minutes before closing
Partial Closure: 17 October, 3–5pm
Please note that the Eating Room and the Upper Drawing Room in Pitzhanger Manor will be closed at 3–5pm on 17 October for a private function. Artworks in the affected space will be temporarily off view, but General Admission continues as usual. All rooms will be open before and after this time during our regular opening hours.
Questions? Email us at foh@pitzhanger.org.uk.
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