Friday 21st November, 7.00 pm (doors open at 6.30 pm) in The Old School Hall, Upwey
Paul Atterbury is a writer, lecturer, curator, historian and broadcaster and is best known for his thirty years of appearances on the BBC’s Antiques Roadshow.
Paul tells the story of how an inventive and memorable garden was created from a narrow, sloping half acre of meadow in Eype, near Bridport. It was challenging, expensive and took about five years, but the result justified the effort. The message for gardeners is clear: be creative, have no fear and everything is possible. Or, to put it more simply: nothing ventured, nothing gained.
Advance tickets can be purchased online using the link below:
Tickets cost £5 each, which includes a free glass of wine, beer or soft drink on arrival. If available, tickets can also be purchased on the door.