VIRTUAL LECTURE (LIVE) | INTOXICATING INDIA with Cathy Trinca

Travelling to India may be off limits to us for some time so join us for some armchair travel to this country that is a visual explosion of bright saris, lumbering cows, marigolds and bursts of sunlight. A constant cacophony of noise, a melange of smells and a countryside that inspires, astonishes, and enlightens all who visits.

Cathy Trinca explored this beautiful country and takes us on her three-week holiday around the north of India where she and husband Phil toured wonderful forts and palaces with amazing architecture and gardens and soaked up fabulous culture amongst the bustle and mayhem of 1.3 billion people.

Join Cathy Trinca as she presents her lecture INTOXICATING INDIA via ZOOM. Please ensure you have downloaded and signed up to Zoom before the lecture begins https://zoom.us/

The lecture will begin promptly at 10:10 am. Please ensure you are online before the start to allow admittance to the lecture. Lectures are not recorded and can only be viewed at the time listed on your ticket. Ticket sales will close at midday on day of lecture, unless sold out prior.

**Link to Zoom meeting will be emailed prior to the lecture. Please see note on your ticket. If you have any concerns, please email visitorservices@johnstoncollection.org**

Cathy Trinca is a long-time volunteer with The Friends of TJC and has been President since 2016 as well as a Friend and Voluntary Guide at the Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne. She has a lifelong interest in and love of history, botany, horticulture, gardens, and travel. Cathy has combined these loves on a regular basis and travelled to Europe and Asia visiting historic cities, sites, and wonderful gardens. She will present a series of talks for The Friends based on a number of her recent travels as well as a historical tour in our own botanic gardens.

This online lecture is supported by The Friends of TJC
This online lecture is supported by The Colin Holden Charitable Trust

Image credit: courtesy of the speaker