Events
We look forward to seeing everyone in the autumn when the programme of online lectures begins.
All lectures are online. Zoom links will be sent a few days before each lecture takes place; please enter the zoom ‘room’ by 5. 45pm, for lecture commencement at 6pm.
Registration for each talk will be EventCube: https://ogtevents.eventcube.io, or via OGT events page. Cost: £4 members (inc other GTs), £5 non-members.
Most lectures will be recorded and available for one week after the lecture. Booking will close at 4 00pm on the day of the lecture.
If an event should become fully booked, please contact felix.lam45@gmail.com to be put on a waiting list.
The OGT committee
Lecture Thursday 24th October – Kiftsgate Court: Three Generations of Women Gardeners
Vanessa Berridge's book about the history of Kiftsgate and its three generations of women gardeners, won the 2019 Garden Media Guild Book of the Year award. Vanessa studied English and History at the universities of [...]
Lecture Thursday 21st November – Threats to Historic Landscapes
The historic landscapes we all love are under pressure not just from development but also neglect, vandalism, change of use, misguided interventions, roads, climate change, and even legislation. Whilst that might sound gloomy there are [...]
News from our neighbours at Bucks Garden Trust – Autumn programme
New Venue: Aylesbury Methodist Church & Centre - .Buckingham Street, Aylesbury HP20 2NQ. Parking: front of the venue limited & Coopers Yard car park next door. The venue has excellent facilities including lift to [...]
Events and lectures from other Gardens Trusts for Autumn 2024
The Gardens Trust Online The second series of our popular A History of Gardens finishes with talks on the French baroque and its influence on The third series then kicks off on 5 November, with [...]
Events, lectures and news from other organisations for Autumn 2024
The Garden Museum, Lambeth Palace Rd., London SE1 7LB Exhibition: Lost Gardens of London Did you know that Southwark once had a zoo? That for a short spell Britain’s first ecological park was built within [...]