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Explore Historic Sherborne walk
From Tuesday 23 April to Thursday 26 September from 10.30am meeting at the TIC the Explore Historic Sherborne walks programme begins with Blue Badge guide, Cindy Chant. The walk will last two hours. Entry £8. For more information email cindyatsherbornewalks@gmail.com
Find out more »Moish Sokal: Reflections–A Fresh Look exhibtion
From Sunday 2 June to Sunday 21 July at the Malthouse Gallery, East Lambrook Manor Gardens from 10.00am to 5.00pm watercolour artist Moish Sokal returns with his next exhibition ‘Reflections–A Fresh Look’ celebrating 25 years of exhibiting here. This year’s exhibition features a selection of new work from around the globe and of course Somerset. […]
Find out more »Mick Lindberg: Sew the Seeds’ exhibition
From now to Friday 30 August from 10.00am to 5.30pm at David Simon Contemporary, 37 High Street see ‘Mick Lindberg: Sew the Seeds’ exhibition. A remarkable and original exhibition of textile-based artworks by this Swedish-born artist exploring both female figures and her love of flora through pattern and collage. This latest collection carries Lindberg’s passion […]
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Derry Watkins (Special Plants visit
On Wednesday 17 July from 2.00pm Bruton Horticultural Society visit Derry Watkins (Special Plants), Greenways Lane, Chippenham. On a steep hill at the top of an idyllic valley, the garden was designed and built on several levels with graceful flowing curves. It is heavy clay soil so the gravel garden was made. There are springs […]
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Care and Management of Trees and Shrubs talk
On Wednesday 17 July from 7.30pm at North Cadbury Village Hall the Gardening Club have a talk called ‘Care and Management of Trees and Shrubs’ with David Usher. Non members £3.
Find out more »Narrow-band Imaging: Pros and Cons talk
On Wednesday 17 July from 7.30pm at Norton Sub Hamdon Village Hall the Crewkerne Astronomical Society have their next meeting called ‘Narrow-band Imaging: Pros and Cons’ with Bill Reed. First visit free, then £1 after, under £16’s free.
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