31.05.23
Castles in the Air? – Some Post-War Schemes in the Netherlands
The fourth in our series on Tues @ 6 from 16 May (and 1 on a Wednesday) in association with FOLAR, £5 each or all 5 for £20.... continue
Past events
30.05.23
Castles in the Air? – The Evolution of the Council Estate
The third in our series on Tues @ 6 from 16 May (and 1 on a Wednesday) in association with FOLAR, £5 each or all 5 for £20.... continue
29.05.23
Roses from the Arctic to Australia – Pruning and Training
The last in our series on Mons @ 6 from 17 April in association with the Historic Roses Group, £5 each or all 7 for £28.... continue
23.05.23
Castles in the Air? – Coming Home
The second in our series on Tues @ 6 from 16 May (and 1 on a Wednesday) in association with FOLAR, £5 each or all 5 for £20.... continue
22.05.23
Roses from the Arctic to Australia – Il Piccolo Roseto di Giovanni Chilanti
The sixth in our series on Mons @ 6 from 17 April in association with the Historic Roses Group, £5 each or all 7 for £28.... continue
03.05.23
Planting Ideas: sources for the history of gardening in Surrey
Online talk exploring the wide range of sources held by Surrey History Centre that help tell the story of Surrey’s gardens – maps, deeds, estate plans, sale particulars, family papers, photo albums and illustrations can all be used to uncover the history of garden design, planting and the skills of Surrey’s gardeners over 7 centuries.
Contact: shs@surreycc.gov.uk
29.04.23
Recreating Apollo and the Nine Muses at Stowe
Gillian Mason, Cultural Heritage Curator at the National Trust, speaks about the “Restoring Stowe” landscape programme, where the final statue in the martial series has returned to the garden for the first time in nearly 100 years following extensive public support. Photo: Graham Horn CC BY-SA 2.0 via Wikimedia Commons
05.04.23
Bromley House Garden Literature Series
Raising the profile of our Georgian Townhouse Garden, Bromley House Library is holding an exciting of lectures and events including guests such as rosarian Michael Marriott, architect and garden historian Todd Longstaffe-Gowan and author Sandra Lawrence.