South London Botanical Institute Moss Day Sat 4th October

By raasaygirl
October 3, 2014 in What's on in East Dulwich

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A Norwood 'Fun Palace' free event

All ages welcome

Moss Day

The South London Botanical Institute

Saturday 4th October 12-5

Folk Band 12-2

Theatre Workshop 12-5 -culminating in a 'rehearsed in a day' performance aimed at families and adults on a loose theme of plants and mosses.

Arrive at 12 if you would like to take part in the play, or 4pm to watch the performance.

In between times there will be moss displays, mosses under microscopes and a mini moss family to hunt out in the garden...and of course the permanent delights of the Institute and its garden, with the essential tea and cake.

In the meantime other Autumn events are going on at the Institute:-

Tuesday 7th October Winter Tree ID workshops (5 Tuesday evenings and 2 park visits)

Saturday 11th October Herbs for Health (4 Saturday afternoons)

Still places available on these sessions, see website for further details

South London Botanical Institute, 323 Norwood Road, SE24 9AQ

http://www.slbi.org.uk/whatson.htm#

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