Opening event for the exhibition - 'A new landscape: Gardening from 1850 - 1950'

Eskbank House Museum and Lithgow City Council are collaborating with Kim Bagot-Hillier, an artist, printmaker and storyteller, to participate in the National Trust's Australian Heritage Festival in 2026 with the theme 'Çhange'.

'Each year, the National Trust works in partnership with event organisers from all across New South Wales to offer unmatched access to hundreds of free and ticketed events designed for the young and young at heart.' https://australianheritagefestival.org.au/events/nsw

Join us for a meet & greet with Kim Bagot-Hillier to open the exhibition 'A new landscape Gardening from 1850 - 1950'

This exhibition explores the changing landscapes of gardens from colonial times to post-World War II.  This exhibition is inspired by the artistic representation of plants, flowers and gardens within art, gardening magazines, flower seed catalogues and print from the 1850's through to the 1950's.  A 100 year journey of how the Landscapes changed and gardens evolved.

Please RSVP for this free event