Diary of an English Garden with Paul Bangay - An Exclusive Canberra Book Launch Presented by The Curatoreum and Thames & Hudson
Join celebrated garden designer and bestselling author Paul Bangay to launch of his remarkable new book, Diary of an English Garden.
Hosted by The Curatoreum in partnership with Thames & Hudson, this intimate event will be held in the award-winning Margaret Whitlam Pavilion at the National Arboretum Canberra. In conversation with Emma Bickley, Paul will share the story behind his most personal book yet: a beautifully illustrated diary chronicling the transformation of a cottage garden in England's Cotswolds. From planting and planning to unexpected triumphs and setbacks, Diary of an English Garden offers readers a rare glimpse into the creative process of one of Australia's most beloved garden designers. Rich with observations on gardening, design, village life and the changing seasons, this is Paul Bangay at his most reflective, insightful and inspiring.
Emma Bickley is the host of 666 ABC Radio Canberra Saturday Brekkie and Monday Afternoons, and is an aspiring gardener.
Event Details📅 Thursday 1 October
🕙 10.30am
📍 Margaret Whitlam Pavilion, National Arboretum Canberra
Event Special: $75
Includes
✔ Admission for up to two guests with one booking
✔ One signed copy of Diary of an English Garden (RRP $90)
✔ Exclusive in-conversation event with Paul Bangay
Please note: If you would like to bring a guest, you must select the "2 guests" ticket option when booking. There is no additional charge for the second attendee, however a seat must be reserved in advance due to the limited capacity of the venue.
General Entry: $5
Includes
✔ Admission for one guest
✔ Exclusive in-conversation event with Paul Bangay
Bookings Essential
Places are extremely limited and early booking is highly recommended.
We look forward to welcoming you to this unique literary and gardening event.
Presented by The Curatoreum in partnership with Thames & Hudson.
Love Paul Bangay but can't make it to the event?
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