100 years on seems an apt time to reflect on the Roaring 20s, and where better to do so than somewhere like Blenheim Palace, still filled with evidence of its luxurious history? The Let’s Misbehave exhibition explores the decadent behaviour of the socialites, artists and politicians living in and visiting the palace at the time. Complementing art works by Boldini, Cecil Beaton, Jacob Epstein and Duncan Grant, there will be trails and treasure hunts for younger visitors, a display of vintage cars, and a classical afternoon tea in the Orangery Restaurant. You can learn more about the time through a series of talks being hosted to accompany the exhibition, from such luminaries as Annie Sloan, and Churchill historian Allen Packwood.

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