Autumn Talks at Emmetts Garden: Friday Evening – Witching the Wild Year EARLY BIRD
A magical evening of nature, folklore and seasonal storytelling, part of the Emmetts Garden Autumn Festival.
Join witchy wordsmith Zoë Howe and wildlife expert Ajay Tegala (BBC Springwatch) for a captivating journey around the zodiac, exploring the deep connections between nature, folklore and the turning year.
From ancient traditions to seasonal wonders, discover the plants, animals and stories that have helped people find meaning and magic in the world around them.
Set against the autumn atmosphere of Emmetts Garden, this special evening talk offers a unique and immersive start to the Autumn Talks weekend of the Emmetts Garden Autumn Festival.
About the speakers: Ajay Tegala is a wildlife television and podcast presenter, author, ranger and conservationist. He has a degree in Environmental Conservation and over a decade of experience working in the sector.
Zoë Howe is a writer, editor, broadcaster, musician and artist. She is best known for her rock music biographies. Her non-fiction books and novels span the worlds of music, culture and the occult.
Their book ‘Witching the Wild Year’ will be published in 2027 via The History Press.
Early bird tickets are available to purchase until 31 August at £12. Standard ticket prices from 1 September are £15.
Image credit: David Sellman
Please note:
- This event takes place on the meadow within a marquee. Please head to the Visitor Centre on arrival with your ticket confirmation.
- Please dress for the autumn weather. Takes place outside within a marquee.
- Step free access but, please note, the meadow may be muddy due to wet weather.
- Content aimed at an adult audience, but children are welcome. Children would also need a ticket to attend.
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A magical evening of nature, folklore and seasonal storytelling, part of the Emmetts Garden Autumn Festival.
Join witchy wordsmith Zoë Howe and wildlife expert Ajay Tegala (BBC Springwatch) for a captivating journey around the zodiac, exploring the deep connections between nature, folklore and the turning year.
From ancient traditions to seasonal wonders, discover the plants, animals and stories that have helped people find meaning and magic in the world around them.
Set against the autumn atmosphere of Emmetts Garden, this special evening talk offers a unique and immersive start to the Autumn Talks weekend of the Emmetts Garden Autumn Festival.
About the speakers: Ajay Tegala is a wildlife television and podcast presenter, author, ranger and conservationist. He has a degree in Environmental Conservation and over a decade of experience working in the sector.
Zoë Howe is a writer, editor, broadcaster, musician and artist. She is best known for her rock music biographies. Her non-fiction books and novels span the worlds of music, culture and the occult.
Their book ‘Witching the Wild Year’ will be published in 2027 via The History Press.
Early bird tickets are available to purchase until 31 August at £12. Standard ticket prices from 1 September are £15.
Image credit: David Sellman
Please note:
- This event takes place on the meadow within a marquee. Please head to the Visitor Centre on arrival with your ticket confirmation.
- Please dress for the autumn weather. Takes place outside within a marquee.
- Step free access but, please note, the meadow may be muddy due to wet weather.
- Content aimed at an adult audience, but children are welcome. Children would also need a ticket to attend.
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