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A summery morning at The Red House, Aldeburgh - as a nod to that, today's guided tours will get a concluding Story from the Archive set in the hot summer of 1976...

Join us next Wednesday in the five-acre gardens surrounding the former home of Britten and Pears, open as part of the National Garden Scheme 2024. Find out more and book your ticket through the link in our bio. #theredhouse #nationalgardenscheme

Join us from 11am - 4pm on Thursdays this summer, and take part in an arts and craft activity linked to the site and collections. Experiment with painting with natural paints and create your own Red House minibeast. #summerholidays #childrensactivities #freeactivities

Yesterday we opened up our garden for National Garden Scheme, and enjoyed a brilliant day filled with sunshine, fascinating talks by our head gardener David, and many beautiful blooms. #nationalgardenscheme

Join us in September as we once again open our doors for Heritage Open Days, England's largest festival of history and culture, and explore Benjamin Britten's life and work at the Aldeburgh home he shared with his life partner, Peter Pears. Find out more: bit.ly/3Mot5Tu

Congratulations to Chris and the rest of the team at the Archive for achieving this well-deserved milestone! You can hear a talk at the Archive on Thursdays and Fridays, find out more here: bit.ly/3zfpUuo

Curious to know more about Britten, Pears, and the life they shared here in Aldeburgh? Why not take the opportunity to enjoy a free visit this weekend as we open our doors for Heritage Open Days. Find out more and plan your visit: bit.ly/3XHV5YM

'My darling heart … I do love you so terribly, & not only glorious you, but your singing... What have I done to deserve such an artist and man to write for?…I love you, I love you, I love you, B.' - Britten in a letter to Pears, 17 December 1974. #brittenpearsarchive

Discover every hidden corner during one of our Wednesday private tours. bit.ly/3ZFdUgp

There's only one month left to enjoy the farmhouse, garden and Archive before we close our doors for the 2024 visiting season. Don't miss the opportunity to visit in 2024 - plan your October trip below: bit.ly/4doIw9i

After 48 mostly rainy hours, suddenly things are looking rather lovely out of the The Britten Pears Archive archive windows: we even have passing butterflies.

This October half-term hear some hair-raising Suffolk tales with spine-tingling musical effects at Spooky Sounds. Little ones will be able to create their own sound-effect kit and complete our sound-effect trail in the garden to win a spooky prize. bit.ly/3NajLCU

Have you ever wondered what it's like to work at a historic house? View spaces not usually open to the public, including tours and talks, and meet the team responsible for Britten’s beloved home at our upcoming Behind the Scenes day. Book a place: bit.ly/404pMJe

Three weekends left to visit before we close for winter! Our house, garden, exhibitions and Archive are open to explore Thursday - Sunday up until Sunday 3 November. Plan your 2024 visit to the home of Benjamin Britten and Peter Pears: bit.ly/40aNVOq

Join us Thursday and Friday for our free Spooky Sounds workshop, where children will hear some hair-raising Suffolk tales with spine-tingling musical affects, create their own sound-effect kit and complete our trail to win a spooky prize: bit.ly/48tT0mP

Join us this weekend as we finish our last weekend of 2024 in style with our annual celebration of Britten! We will be commemorating the composer with tours, visits to the Archive (specially open for the weekend), and more - book your visit below: bit.ly/3Yq44Nh

Our doors are now closed for 2024! Thank you to everyone who has visited us this season, it has been wonderful to welcome so many of you. There are still a few special events to enjoy before we reopen in early April 2025, find out more below: bit.ly/3UDQeFP

Join us next Friday as we celebrate Benjamin Britten’s birthday, born 111 years ago in 1913. There will be a special display from the Archive to mark this special occasion, plus a slice of birthday muffin for each visitor! Find out more: bit.ly/3YOckGS