UPCOMING EVENTS       

2019

Friday 18 January                            ‘Raglan Castle: Glory Days’

Monmouth

 

Wednesday 13 March                       ‘Troy House: a Tudor Estate Across Time’

The Richard Shegog Memorial Lecture, Ross Civic Society, Ross-on-Wye.

 

Thursday 28 March                          Arts Society: Directory Day

Westminster Hall, London.

 

Thursday 4 April                              The Forgotten Troy House Estate, Monmouthshire: Uncovering its

                                                           Historical Significance

The Society of Antiquaries of London, Burlington House, London

 

Tuesday 13 August                           ‘Garden History in Action: Raglan Castle, Troy House and Badminton’

                                                           Free Public Lecture and Exhibition

The Society of Antiquaries of London, Burlington House, London

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Friday 25 October                             ‘Prints and Drawings’, Post-Graduate Open Day,

The Society of Antiquaries of London, Burlington House, London

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2020

Wednesday 11 March                       ‘Raglan Castle: from fortress to palace’.

The Richard Shegog Memorial Lecture, Ross Civic Society, Ross-on-Wye.

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Tuesday 12 May                                ‘Polymath Caroline of Ansbach: her contribution to English culture’.

Kelso, Roxburghshire, The Arts Society (Borders).

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Tuesday 17 November                      ‘Anne of Denmark, wife of James VI / I: her passion for architecture,                                                                 gardens and jewellery’.

Edinburgh, The Edinburgh Decorative and Fine Arts Society

 

Friday 23 October                             ‘Prints and Drawings’, Post-Graduate Open Day,

The Society of Antiquaries of London, Burlington House, London

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2021

Wednesday 3 February                     ‘How do garden historians research garden history?’

Puriton, Somerset, The Arts Society (Sedgemoor).

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Wednesday 21 April                          ‘Gardens and houses of Tudor and Stuart times’.

Sheffield, The Arts Society (Hallamshire)

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