Showing posts with label Horniman gardens. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Horniman gardens. Show all posts
30 March 2022

A Forest for our Future

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By Quetta Kaye The planned forest along the perimeter of the Horniman Gardens adjacent to the south circular road − designed to provide a we...
20 September 2021

Forest Hill Society AGM

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All members and non-members are welcome to attend our AGM, which will take place at the Horniman Museum Pavilion (near the animal walk), on ...
05 July 2021

Jerk Cookout is Back

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As part of the 696 festival of Black music in south London, the Horniman Museum is hosting the Jerk Cookout, a family-friendly food and musi...
21 April 2021

20th Century History of Forest Hill

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  If you are unable to see the recording in this post, you can view it on YouTube . Recording of the discussion that took place on 20th Apri...
26 March 2021

Back from the Brink: Trees of Significance

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By Quetta Kaye, Environment Committee chair At the top of the hill in the Horniman Gardens, near to the Butterfly House, there is a prehisto...
15 October 2020

Horniman’s Clock Faces Go Green for Parks

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 Forest Hill’s Horniman Museum and Gardens will turn its iconic clock faces green tonight (14 October) to celebrate its 16th consecutive Gre...
18 September 2020

Gardening Through Lockdown

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Wesley Shaw, the Horniman Gardens’ Head of Horticulture, was interviewed by Quetta Kaye, chair of Forest Hill Society’s Environment Committe...
25 August 2020

Children's Second-hand Book Sale

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On Sunday 20th September we will be attending Horniman Farmers' Market with second-hand books for children. This is organised in conjunc...
18 September 2019

First Lewisham Sketch Crawl

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By Simon McCormack Please come and join us on the first Lewisham Sketch Crawl, which will take place on Sunday 29th September 2019. Mee...
21 March 2019

Water Bottle-filling Fountain at the Horniman

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By Brendan Cuddihy You may have noticed something new at the Horniman Museum and Gardens in late 2018. The museum is one of twenty well-v...
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03 May 2017

Edible High Road - Plant Give Away

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Saturday 6th May from 2pm The Forest Hill Society will be giving away plants to anybody who wants to grow some vegetables or herbs. The p...
10 November 2016

Horniman Butterfly House

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Horniman Museum and Gardens have submitted an exciting planning application to build a Butterfly House in the gardens, replacing the par...
15 May 2015

Pop-up Park Posionous to Pets

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Pop-up gardens, musical vegetables and the most dangerous garden for cats and dogs – all this and more is on offer at the Horniman Muse...
11 June 2013

Farewell Gordon

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It has come to our attention that Gordon Lucas is leaving the Horniman at the end of the week. According to the Friends of the Horniman, ...
12 March 2012

Exciting Times at the Horniman Gardens

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Jenny Seymour, Development Officer at the Horniman Museum and Gardens, updates us on the redevelopment project. The project is ...
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15 August 2011

Forest Hill Society wins Funding from Ward Assembly

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The Forest Hill Local Assembly yesterday voted to fund 13 projects across the ward and the Forest Hill Society was lucky enough to receive f...
20 July 2011

Act swiftly!

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Work on the Horniman Gardens project began at the start of this year and although there has been a lot of disruption, great progress has bee...
15 May 2010

Local Plant Sales

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It's that time of year again when all those gardeners who failed to plant their seeds in time can buy ready grown plants from the Friend...
12 May 2010

May eNewsletter

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GENERAL MEETING Forest Hill Society’s next General Meeting will be on Thursday June 10th at the Hob, opposite Forest Hill Station. We’ll be...
09 October 2009

Horniman Gardens Redevelopment

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Below is the Forest Hill Society response to the planning application submitted by Horniman Gardens: Members of the executive committee of ...