• Open Garden 16 and 17 November 2019 10am to 4pm
• Spring Soirée Sunday 17 November 2019 from 4pm till 6pm

Barbara Baikie and Peter Fletcher invite you to be part of the ever-evolving story of their gardens at Terroux. Take time to stroll around the established and new plantings – the newly planted blossom trees in the developing Japanese garden, rose beds, dedicated and memorial gardens.

Admire the many sculptural pieces by local and regional artists. Soak up the beauty of the backdrop to the garden – the magnificent Brindabellas. Visit the Global School Partners information tent. Enjoy performances by local school choirs and bands.

Morning and afternoon teas available for purchase. Entry $8 per person

Proceeds shared between Open Gardens Canberra and Global School Partners.

Spring Soiree

On Sunday 17 November 2019 from 4pm to 6pm.  Australian jazz duo Rufus//Sheridan (CBR/SYD) will launch the physical copy of their latest release, Documentation.

The highly anticipated jazz record from powerhouse duo Victor Rufus and Tate Sheridan is an intimate exploration through the eras of traditional, modern and contemporary jazz, paying homage to the greats Jim Hall and Bill Evans while navigating the more obscure harmonic freedom of contemporary composition in an improvised duo setting.

Tickets $50 per person, Bookings essential at https://www.trybooking.com/BFVCW

Proceeds to Global School Partners, which facilitates partnerships between schools in Australia and developing nations to enable students from across the globe to connect, share and learn with one another.

Their aim is to work collaboratively with community groups (schools) and individuals, to achieve mutually agreed goals that build capacity to both alleviate poverty in practical ways and raise awareness of how education can overcome poverty. https://www.globalschoolpartners.org.au