- Lecture
A short history of flowers: the stories that make our gardens
Have you ever wondered about the stories behind your favourite garden flowers? How and why, they came to be there or why some cultivars go in and out of favour? Each flower has a story, and in this lecture Advolly Richmond takes you on a global tour of some intriguing, surprising and enriching tales and scenarios.
Theatr BrycheiniogOpen to allSunday 21 April 2024 - Monday night lecture
Planet Hope podcast live, brought to you by The Times and Rolex
Adam Vaughan, Times Environment Editor, speaks to Denica Riadini-Flesch to discover how regenerative farm-to-closet supply chains in the textile industry is helping to address environmental and social problems.
Members + one guestMonday 22 April 2024 - Lecture
Taking the risk: my adventures in travel and publishing
Hilary Bradt, travel pioneer and co-founder of the world-renowned Bradt Guides, looks back on fifty years of escapades, surprises, mishaps, disasters and triumphs in both travel and publishing
Open to allMonday 22 April 2024
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