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ISBA Burren Trip
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Find out more »ISBA Open Day, 2017
FREE ADMISSION! Runs all day at the Visitor Centre in the NBG: a chance to find out more about who we are and what we do. Activities on the day include: Painting demonstrations Botanical cards, prints, catalogues, and more, for sale Information on ISBA membership and botanical art tuition Children’s arts & crafts corner At 2:00pm in the Visitor Centre Auditorium, we're hosting a joint event with the Irish Garden Plant Society: Zoo habitats – immersing the animals and visitors…
Find out more »Celebrating Ellen Hutchins, Ireland’s first female botanist.
Exhibition: Anatomy Building, Trinity College Dublin. Official opening: 5pm Thursday 9th February Open to the public: 5 - 6:30pm Thursday 9th February, 23rd February, 30th March and 27th April Talk: Pleasure in Plants - Ellen Hutchins (1785-1815), Botany Department Trinity College Dublin, 6.30pm - 7.15pm, Thursday 9th February.
Find out more »Ellen in Dublin: exhibition in the Botany Department, Trinity College
The exhibition, Celebrating Ellen Hutchins, Ireland’s First Female Botanist, runs until 28th April 2017 in the Old Anatomy Building of Trinity College Dublin. Hosted by the Botany Department, it is for the staff and students of the School of Natural Sciences, and has three free public open access sessions, on the last Thursdays of each month, 23rd February, 30th March and 27th April, 5pm to 6:30pm. It is a wonderful opportunity to see: • The first ever exhibition of specimens…
Find out more »Ellen in Dublin: exhibition in the Botany Department, Trinity College
The exhibition, Celebrating Ellen Hutchins, Ireland’s First Female Botanist, runs until 28th April 2017 in the Old Anatomy Building of Trinity College Dublin. Hosted by the Botany Department, it is for the staff and students of the School of Natural Sciences, and has three free public open access sessions, on the last Thursdays of each month, 23rd February, 30th March and 27th April, 5pm to 6:30pm. It is a wonderful opportunity to see: • The first ever exhibition of specimens…
Find out more »ISBA AGM
Open to members only. The AGM will include an election to replace outgoing Secretary Colette Roberts. We're delighted to say that our guest speaker at this year's meeting is Zoë Devlin, who will give a talk and AV presentation on Irish indigenous plants. Zoë is of course the mentor for our new Botanical Art Worldwide project, so it will be a great opportunity for members to meet her and experience her breadth of knowledge on native plants. (You can get…
Find out more »Ellen in Dublin: exhibition in the Botany Department, Trinity College
The exhibition, Celebrating Ellen Hutchins, Ireland’s First Female Botanist, runs until 28th April 2017 in the Old Anatomy Building of Trinity College Dublin. Hosted by the Botany Department, it is for the staff and students of the School of Natural Sciences, and has three free public open access sessions, on the last Thursdays of each month, 23rd February, 30th March and 27th April, 5pm to 6:30pm. It is a wonderful opportunity to see: • The first ever exhibition of specimens…
Find out more »Donegal Painting Weekend
An opportunity for members to spend time painting together in a beautiful environment. At 10:00 on the Saturday, the artists pick plants of their choice from the Glebe garden and return to the studio to spend the next two days painting, breaking occasionally for coffee and lunch. Members make their own arrangements for accommodation available nearby. To get an idea of what's involved, check the posts about earlier weekends: Donegal Days and Donegal Painting Weekend
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