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Japanese Gardens: A Celebration
You are warmly invited to a fantastic evening immersed in Japanese gardens and culture on August 7th here at Chetham’s.
In partnership with the National Trust and arranged to coincide with Manchester’s Dig the City gardening festival, this is an exclusive chance to see Japanese prints and books from the Library’s collection, including Hiroshige Wood Prints; followed by a talk on the Gardens of Kyoto by the National Trust Gardener-in-Residence for Manchester, Sean Harkin. This is a must for all those interested in art, culture and gardens.
There will be food provided by Yo! Sushi. Admission is £5 on the door and is free for National Trust members, advance bookings taken.
We recommend booking in advance to avoid disappointment as tickets may sell out on the day.
For advance bookings or queries please contact Ted Harris on tedharris@chethams.com or 0161 838 7224.
