The Annual General Meeting of the ACT Monaro Riverina Branch of AGHS will be followed by our Annual Lecture, Gardening Ancestors – People, Plants, Places and Memories presented by Dr Greg Johnson.

Greg's previous presentations to AGHS, including a series of four talks on early Australian gardening books and his talk during COVID, Our Garden in a Year of Calamities, will be happily recalled by many. In this lecture he will draw on his personal experiences as well as his scholarship as he speaks of some of the Scottish and Chinese horticultural ancestral echoes that resonate in his life.

Members of the ACT Monaro Riverina Branch of AGHS are eligible to vote at the AGM, but attendance at the lecture is open to all, and you are most welcome

As usual delicious refreshments will be served after the talk. There is no cost for this event.

 

Location

The Pavilion, The Australian Centre for Christianity and Culture
15 Blackall Street, Barton ACT

The Australian Centre for Christianity and Culture is on the corner of Blackall Street and KIng's Avenue with the entrance on Blackall Street. The main  signage says Charles Sturt University.

Parking   Park in the carpark in Blackall Street clearly marked P1 rather than in P2. The boom gates will be open. 

The AGM and Annual Lecture  will be held in the Pavilion at the Centre, not the Chapel.   We will send more access information closer to the occasion. 

Contact Details

Contact Event Organiser

Nancy Clarke, clarkenancy624@gmail.com