BBC Antiques Roadshow – 2021 Calendar
I have been a specialist on the BBC Antiques Roadshow since 2007, and am primarily on the Miscellaneous tables on the filming day. Please do dig out your treasures and recall your stories, then come along and say hello! Not all specialists attend all Roadshows, so please email me to ask me if I’m attending a particular show.
To watch some of my previous recordings, please click here.
To visit the official site of the BBC Antiques Roadshow, please click here.
The 2021 calendar has not yet been announced due to Covid-19 restrictions, but the locations for filming days are listed below.
At this moment in time, the BBC are only taking online submissions for items that you wish to show to the team of experts. All submissions will be reviewed and a number selected for filming at one of the events this summer. These events will be invitation only in order to comply with Health & Safety regulations due to Covid-19 but the BBC are continually monitoring the latest government advice around public events. If your item is shortlisted for filming, a member of the BBC team will contact you to discuss potential filming dates. For more information, and to submit your photographs, please click here.
Date TBA | Aston Hall, Birmingham |
Date TBA | Dyffryn Gardens, near Cardiff |
Date TBA | Ham House, Richmond, London |
Date TBA | Portchester Castle, Fareham, Hampshire |
Date TBA | Royal Botanic Gardens, Edinburgh |
Date TBA | The Bishop’s Palace, Wells, Somerset |
Date TBA | Ulster Folk Museum, near Belfast |
Date TBA | Woodhorn Mining Museum, Ashington, Northumberland |
For regular Antiques Roadshow filming days with no restrictions due to the Covid-19 pandemic, doors open at 9.30am (although queues start earlier!), and the event runs until 5pm – providing you’re in the queue by 4pm, you’ll be able to see a specialist.
Visit the official BBC Antiques Roadshow website where you can view clips, learn more about the team, and keep up to date with the latest news by clicking here.