This summer’s exhibition at Boughton is dedicated to memory in all its forms and with all its flaws. Boughton and its parkland is full of recorded memories from the 17th Century onwards and provides the backdrop for our exploration of this most fascinating of subjects.

The loss of memory is one of today’s crucial issues and we are embracing charities such as Alzheimer’s Society, Alzheimer’s Research UK, Nordoff Robbins Music Therapy, Dementia UK and others who seek to find a solution to this increasing national problem.

The exhibition opens on June 30 with a performance in the Great Hall by the renowned Aurora Orchestra of London, performed from memory, and talks by leading experts all hosted by the Duke of Buccleuch.

Ticket prices are

Lunch, Concert and talks concluded with tea and cake:

£75 (Early Bird £65)

Concert only: £50