Hear from wine experts, horticultural specialists and art hosts at the Henry Moore Wine Walk, an after-hours wine walk through Wakehurst's most stunning landscapes and iconic sculptures. Sip, stroll, and discover art and nature in a uniquely relaxed summer evening in partnership with Artelium Wine Estate.
Wild landscapes, art and fine English wine. Could there be a more perfect pairing for a midsummer evening? Get your tickets today!
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