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5th - 6th June: Conquer24, Powderham Castle There's still time to enter alone or as part of a group for this gruelling 24 hour race of five or ten mile laps. On the day, there will also be a free children's fun run and other enjoyable activities. 11th - 12th June, Toby's Garden Festival, Powderham Castle Join Toby Buckland and Country Gardner for a weekend of insight into all things natural. Not only does it bring together lots of local nurseries, but there will be opportunities for arts and crafts, local street food, music, and so much more. 12th - 13th June: Food and Drink Festival, Credit...

Advertisement But how did these elephants find their way from India to Rupert and Daniela’s Buckinghamshire garden? They’re part of a 125-strong herd that was due to migrate to the Royal Parks of London last summer with CoExistence, an environmental art campaign dreamt up by the Duchess of Cornwall’s late brother, Mark Shand, in aid of his conservation charity Elephant Family. But the pandemic struck and the installation was postponed, leaving the elephants locked down on the Cotswold farm of Ruth Ganesh, the Elephant Family’s principal trustee. That’s when Camilla ca...

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Architectural reuse project provides home for art in Devon Architectural reuse project provides home for art in Devon ‘Art Barn’, a storage, archive and gallery facility for artist Peter Randall-Page’s work in Devon is a finely crafted case of architectural reuse by his son Thomas Randall-Page When sculptor Peter Randall-Page RA decided to convert a rather nondescript, modern cow barn into a storage facility for his work, he turned to his son for help. Architecture-trained Thomas Randall-Page, who worked with Studio Heatherwick and 6a before setting up his own practice in 2014, proc...

  One of Rhode Island’s top tourism executives is calling for it to be opened to the public “in an environmentally responsible manner." RI DEM however says it poses a public health risk.    Call to Open for Tourism “I live in Jamestown and see [Dutch Island] every day,” said Evan Smith, CEO of Discover Newport. “I know there’s been great debate about what to do. There are some dangerous Navy relics there among other things — I do know there have been multiple attempts to do something more accessible with that fabulous resource.” “As a resident of Jamestown, an environment...