Event #102
Hannah Moloney: Why We Garden
Powerhouse Theatre
Regular Program
#About the event
Duration: 60 minutes
Hannah Moloney: Why We Garden
In conversation with Bronwen Gray
1–2pm, Sunday 11 October, Powerhouse Theatre
Whether you’re a green-fingered guru or the kind of person who can’t keep a cactus alive, you’ll love this joyful and philosophical conversation about why we grow things. In her inspiring and surprising new book, Hannah Moloney of Gardening Australia fame sets out to answer this question by talking to all kinds of people – from politicians and creatives to ordinary gardeners across the country – about the magic and mystery of cultivating life in the soil.
#Artists
Hannah Moloney
Hannah Moloney is based in Nipaluna/Hobart where she's the host for ABC TV’s Gardening Australia, a permaculture educator, community worker, climate activist, and best-selling author. An avid gardener, she's ever-curious in finding ways to help remind humans that we are nature -which this book does.
Bronwen Gray
Bronwen Gray is a reader, writer and professional gardener. She is the founder of The Blues and The Bees, a resilience focussed and pollinator friendly gardening service. She lives and works in Magandjin/Brisbane.
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