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Shakespeare and England's Trees - evening talk - https://mailchi.mp/ecolocal/ecolocal-news-4875118

Good folk, attend!

On Friday the 24th of April, within the Garden Hall, we present a discourse most rare—of William Shakespeare and England’s trees.

What oaks stood tall in his day? What willows wept? How did the forest and the field shape the poet’s pen, and find their way upon his stage? From Arden’s shade to Birnam Wood’s stirring, we shall wander through a landscape where nature and drama entwine.

Our guide for the evening is Hannah Leigh of Shakespeare’s Globe, a scholar well-versed in these leafy matters.

Join us at the Garden Hall, Ecolocal, The Lodge, Honeywood Walk, where doors open at 7.10pm, and the talk begins at 7.30pm. Pray arrive in good time, that thou may’st be seated with ease.

Entry is but £4, which includes tea and coffee to warm both hand and spirit.
Come, whether thou lov’st playhouse or countryside, and discover how trees once spoke through verse.

An evening of wit, wonder, and woodland awaits.

For directions and a map to guide thy journey, see here: www.ecolocal.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/Garden-Hall-map-with-parking.pdf

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