14/10/2026
As the clocks go back, Meantime begins.
The worst possible response to the changing clocks is to surrender to the sofa and start counting the days until March. A far better plan? Go somewhere warm, listen to somebody interesting and form an opinion over dinner.
Meantime returns to At the Chapel in Bruton this October, bringing together writers, artists, thinkers and people with extraordinary stories to tell.
Coming up this autumn:
28 October - Explorer Charlie Walker on his Siberian adventure, On Thin Ice.
29 October - Stained-glass artist and sculptor Edgar Phillips on a life spent working with light, colour and glass.
5 November – Novelist Alex Hyde discusses Exhibition, Radio 4’s Book at Bedtime.
12 November - Emily Haworth-Booth explores desire and motherhood in her award-winning debut novel, Mare.
19 November - Author and photographer David R Abram takes us on a journey into Britain’s prehistoric past.
26 November - Bestselling author Milli Hill challenges what we think we know about the female body in The Body Myth.
Good conversation, interesting company and plenty of reasons to venture out after dark.
Explore Meantime and book your place via At the Chapel’s website.
