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Programme

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Spa Commons

Restoring Harrogate's springs, historic buildings, gardens and public spaces as a connected landscape for water, nature, culture and human encounter. Renewing their place in contemporary life and their capacity to serve the public good.

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Cure Season

Reviving Harrogate's culture of the Cure for a new generation, bringing together art, nature, health and ideas through stories, experiences and encounters that celebrate the town's extraordinary spirit.

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Harrogate Wildbelt

Reconnecting Harrogate's valleys, rivers, woodlands and open spaces as a living ecological network. Restoring the natural systems that sustain life, while creating new possibilities for discovery, participation and a deeper relationship with the natural world.

In focus

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Spa Commons

Crescent Pavilion

Exploring a new public life for the historic pavilion as a home for the Harrogate Cure, bringing culture, discovery and activity to the heart of the spa quarter.

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Spa Commons

Tewit Well

Returning to the spring where Harrogate's spa story began, with possibilities to restore its remarkable pavilion and reveal the mineral waters once more.

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Spa Commons

Green Shelters

Harrogate's historic green shelters as a network of welcoming places to pause, take the air and enjoy the town's remarkable promenades and public gardens.

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Spa Commons

Pinewoods

Rediscovering Harrogate's historic cure forest, its place within the spa landscape and the evolving relationship between woodland, nature and human health.

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Harrogate Wildbelt

Crimple Common

Reimagining the Crimple Valley as a new common landscape, bringing together nature recovery, wetlands, regenerative land use and public access.

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Harrogate Wildbelt

Crimple Greenway

Reimagining the forgotten railway beneath Crimple’s monumental viaduct as a greenway connecting Pannal and Harrogate, opening up one of the town’s most spectacular landscapes.

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