British gardens and their makers fascinate and inspire us - from the gardens of the Tudor Royal Palaces captured in the sixteenth century to some of today’s best-loved gardens like Sissinghurst and Great Dixter.  Garden Museum Director, Christopher Woodward, tells the story of the earliest garden tourists in the 16thC to why we still love looking at other people’s lawns today. 

Please come early to give yourself some time to visit the exhibition before the talk begins.

6 pm doors open, event begins at 6.30pm