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This silk scarf and jaunty wool beret were both hand woven and dyed with plants at Gospels.

This tiny model stove was made by Edward Johnston for his daughters to play with.

If you’re finding yourself restless as we hunker down for another few months, why not turn your hand to a new skill?

The museum’s Director and CEO reflects on an unforgettable year

These exquisite Christmas cards are the work of a lesser known wood engraver.

Illustration was just another string to the bow of multi talented Barbara Allen

Get outside and enjoy the beautiful South Downs National Park this Christmas.

It might look like an instrument of torture but in fact a hackle is a giant comb used for spinning. ⁠

Discover local treasures and enjoy a free gift all day on Sunday 29 November.

We had a chat with one of the brains behind the Ditchling Natural Dye Calendar.

Find out more about this fascinating item in our collection.

Liz tells us what’s happened in the garden this June.