The Horton Chapel Project

The Horton Chapel Project is the restoration and refurbishment of Epsom’s Grade II listed Horton Chapel to be run as a not-for-profit arts centre.

The project to convert the building, which has stood empty for many years, is managed by volunteer-led charity Horton Chapel Arts & Heritage Society, set up by a group of Epsom residents.

The vision has been developed in consultation with the community and local partners, and is being supported by Heritage Lottery Fund, Architectural Heritage Fund and Power to Change.

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In this short video, committee member Sky Sports News presenter Julian Waters and Epsom resident Mike Sherman, take a look inside Horton Chapel.

You can also take an interactive 360 degree video tour inside Horton Chapel.

We’ll be putting more information on this website as the project develops. You can send a message here and connect with us on Facebook.

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Please check back for more details – or take a look at our vision statement , read more information about our committee, or take a look through the picture gallery of Horton Chapel as it is now.