Get creative and explore your artistic side at our Saxon Art day! Free admission with some small charges for individual crafts. Accompanied children only. 11am-2pm
Explore the All Saints churchyard and discover it's unique habitat and wildlife. Learn all about the wildlife of Kingston and how you can become a nature detective. Free admission, some small charges for individual craft activities. Accompanied children only 11am-2pm
All Saints is over 1000 years old, but how did they build it all those years ago? Discover how medieval masons measured, how stained glass was made, explore the church with our materials trail and find the secret medieval graffiti still visible today. Free admission, some small charges for individual craft activities. Accompanied children only. 11am-2pm
Come and enjoy lots of arty crafty activities at All Saints. Saxon dressing up, bug crafts, quizzes and much more! 11am - 2pm Accompanied children only. Free admission with some small charges for individual crafts.
Discover the hidden stories of All Saints Church on a FREE guided tour! All Saints has been at the heart of Kingston history for over 1000 years. Learn about the Saxon coronations, the medieval church, Kingston life in the Victorian period and more. Starts at 11am in the nave Saturday 26th August
Kingston's only Grade I listed building - a church has been on this site since Anglo-Saxon times; several Anglo-Saxon kings were crowned on this site. The current church mostly dates back to the 14th and 15th centuries. Come and explore the site with our heritage trails, discover the history of All Saints in our heritage […]
Kingston’s only Grade I listed building – a church has been on this site since Anglo-Saxon times; several Anglo-Saxon kings were crowned on this site. The current church mostly dates back to the 14th and 15th centuries. Come and explore the site with our heritage trails, discover the history of All Saints in our heritage […]
Kingston’s only Grade I listed building – a church has been on this site since Anglo-Saxon times; several Anglo-Saxon kings were crowned on this site. The current church mostly dates back to the 14th and 15th centuries. Come and explore the site with our heritage trails, discover the history of All Saints in our heritage […]
Kingston’s only Grade I listed building – a church has been on this site since Anglo-Saxon times; several Anglo-Saxon kings were crowned on this site. The current church mostly dates back to the 14th and 15th centuries with two Victorian restorations by Raphael Brandon and John Loughborough Pearson. Special exhibition about the 2014 Ptolomy Dean […]
Are you interested in becoming an All Saints tour guide? Do you have an interest in history and heritage? Why not come down to our training session at All Saints Church on Tuesday 21 November at 1pm. For more information, contact the Heritage and Learning Officer at [email protected] or on 0208 541 5371.