Pollinators and Plants for a Changing Climate with Rachel de Thame

What can a garden do when the climate keeps changing?

Rachel de Thame brings an evening on pollinators, resilient planting and the part gardeners can play in supporting biodiversity. The 45-minute talk draws on her work as a broadcaster, writer and gardener, including BBC Gardeners' World and her role as Vice President of Plantlife.

After an interval, there will be time to buy books and meet Rachel before an audience question-and-answer session with members of the Blockley, Ebrington and Mickleton Gardening Clubs. Those three clubs present the evening at Cidermill Theatre.

The theatre has an adjacent car park with designated disabled spaces, plus level or ramped access. Two wheelchair places and a companion space are reserved for each performance, but seating layouts can vary, so contact the box office about specific requirements.

Ticketed. See the organiser for booking details.

Wednesday 28 October 2026 · Cidermill Theatre, Chipping Campden School, Cidermill Lane, Chipping Campden, Gloucestershire GL55 6HU · Doors 6:30pm, starts 7:30pm