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 Kim Bagot-Hilliers storytelling session - Gum Nuts, Rose Beds and Garden Plots - How did gardeners of a bygone era know what to plant in their gardens? Where did the plants come from? And how did gardens change over time? Come as the door the garden shed is opened, we explore the history of gardens through the art and print and the influence that is seen through the gardens of today.

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