'Home' family workshops
August 2008
Parents and children worked together to explore the story of George III and the idea of 'home', both for a king like George and for themselves today. Interactive games and activities helped children discover the things the king loved when he was at home at Kew Palace.
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Into the light
Spring 2008
This artistic community project was inspired by the palace and its interiors. A diverse collection of community groups transformed the Queen’s Gardens at Kew Palace with a magical night-time light and sound installation.
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Temple of the Imagination
In partnership with Royal Botanic Gardens Kew and Historic Royal Palaces, local groups from Hounslow and Richmond worked together to produce a pavilion in the gardens called the 'Temple of the Imagination'.
Participants represented a range of ages, abilities and socio-cultural backgrounds and worked with professional artists to decorate the Temple, a receptacle for people's ideas, stories and dreams.
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Access forum and Kew Palace re-presentation
Drawn from the local community, members of the Historic Royal Palaces access forum worked alongside the project team responsible for the restoration and re-presentation of Kew Palace to enable high-quality provision for people with disabilities.
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