The 78th Annual Garden Symposium Celebrating the Influence of Great English Gardens – April 10-13
The 78th Annual Garden Symposium Celebrating the Influence of Great English Gardens
Colonial Williamsburg’s talented landscape staff strives to nurture the relationship between historical practice and the needs of the contemporary environment, just as our interpretive staff work to bring the past to life in ways both accessible and relevant to a modern audience.
This year’s symposium presentations and speakers explore the influence of Great Britain Gardens with keynote lectures by British garden historian and designer Todd Longstaffe-Gowan and Troy Scott Smith.
In-person and virtual attendees have access to all lectures in the Hennage Auditorium, and in-person attendees can also choose from a variety of limited-capacity walking tours and workshops for a small additional fee. Scholarship opportunities are available.
For additional details and to register visit colonialwilliamsburg.org/learn/on-site-opportunities/educational-conferences-forums-symposiums/annual-garden-symposium/
