Keats-Shelley Memorial House

Poetry, conversation, and a view.
Eileen Chong reading poetry on our lower terrace this morning.

Could there be a more inspiring backdrop for learning and discussion than our library?

We were delighted to welcome the to the Keats-Shelley House last Sunday. Making use of the museum, our terraces, and the newly opened exhibition space, the group spent the day exploring ideas in a setting shaped by literature, history, and culture.

Che cosa lega Mary Shelley a Dante?

Venite a scoprirlo in “Mary Shelley e Dante: da Frankenstein a The Last Man”, un incontro per scoprire come il Sommo Poeta abbia lasciato tracce nell’opera dell’autrice di Frankenstein.

📅 11 giugno, ore 17:00

🎟️ Ingresso gratuito su prenotazione
⚠️ Posti limitati

📍Keats-Shelley House

Poetry Reading with Eileen Chong | Saturday 13 June, 11am

Join us at the Keats-Shelley House for a special reading by Eileen Chong, acclaimed Australian poet and author of 11 books.

Drawing on poems from across her collections, Chong explores themes of migration, identity, heritage, and belonging through her distinctive lyrical style.

🎟 Free admission
📍 Keats-Shelley House
⚠️ Booking required – places are limited

It was an absolute pleasure to host and to the Keats Shelley, yesterday.

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È stato un vero piacere ospitare e alla Keats Shelley, ieri.

🇮🇹 Happy Festa della Repubblica!

Celebrating Italy’s national holiday? Add a touch of poetry to your day by visiting the Keats-Shelley House. We’re open as usual today, with opening hours from 10 am to 1 pm and 2 pm to 6 pm (last admission at 5.30 pm).

See you at the foot of the Spanish Steps! 📚✨

Che cosa ha rappresentato Dante per Mary Shelley?

Vi aspettiamo per un affascinante viaggio tra gli echi danteschi nelle opere di Mary Shelley, da Frankenstein a The Last Man, insieme a Elisabetta Marino.

L'evento sarà in italiano.

📍 Keats-Shelley House
📅 11 giugno, ore 17.00

🎟 Ingresso gratuito con prenotazione obbligatoria
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Did Mary Shelley predict the future?

Explore 'A world on the Verge: Mary Shelley's The Last Man' — a haunting vision of pandemic, isolation, and the end of humanity — in our new exhibition.

📍 Keats-Shelley House
20 May — 21 November 2026