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The Christmas Lecture will take place at Coton Village Hall on 8 December 2026, featuring acclaimed author Richard Wheeler. Attendees can expect a festive atmosphere as Wheeler shares insights and stories.

Get into the festive spirit at Coton Village Hall with CGT's Christmas Lecture by acclaimed author, Richard Wheeler.

Noted garden historian, writer and lecturer, Richard Wheeler, will deliver the 2026 CGT Christmas Lecture entitled, The Choice of Hercules: Vice and Virtue in the Eighteenth Century.

Our speaker: as the former National Trust’s National Specialist in Garden History, Richard led major restoration projects including Erddig, Chirk and Chastleton. He was closely involved in the acquisition by the NT of Stowe Landscape Gardens and later wrote the first Conservation Plan for the site, which continues to guide its restoration today.

Richard's talk will be accompanied by seasonal refreshments.

The image above is Choice of Hercules, painted by Pompeio Batoni in 1748.

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Christmas Lecture takes place on Tuesday, 8 December 2026 at 11:00.

Christmas Lecture is held at Coton Village Hall in Cambridge (56 High Street, Cambridge, CB23 7PL).

Tickets for Christmas Lecture range from £15 to £17. Live prices and availability are shown on Eventbrite.

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