Activities· Talks & Workshops
A talk on how overlooked histories become compelling fiction, for readers and writers interested in historical novels and the stories left out of the record.
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Exeter LibraryClub night
The disco returns with eclectic tunes from Izaac James, giving over-60s a night of music and dancing at Exeter Library in a lively, sociable setting. Aimed at older people who enjoy a good night out with friends.
Exeter LibraryClub night
A disco night for over-60s who want to get out and dance to music with others of their own generation.
Exeter LibraryFamily
A self-guided hour for families and children with SEND, who can take their own route and pace through the session. Designed for children with special educational needs and the adults who support them.
Exeter LibraryFamily
Little fans can spend a lively evening with favourite CBeebies presenters and characters in a family-friendly setting, with Pudsey Bear also taking part. Aimed at young children and their families.
Exeter CathedralTalks & Workshops
Dr Cherry Lewis, a geologist and historian of science, tells the life of apothecary James Parkinson, who first identified the disease, including his pamphlets and fossil illustrations. Suits anyone interested in medical history.
University of Exeter, Streatham CampusTalks & Workshops
Visiting speaker Dr Betty Rosen explores 13th-century Arabic poetry from Cairo and Damascus by hearing it as performance, for anyone interested in Arabic literature and cultural history.
University of Exeter, Streatham CampusTalks & Workshops
A research lecture from the HumAnE Research Centre on how archaeologists tell bone marrow, grease and fuel residues apart in fragmented and burnt bones. Aimed at archaeologists, historians and anyone curious about analysing ancient remains.
Mint Methodist Church CentreTalks & Workshops
A day symposium of six talks celebrating the cultural contribution of Devon women, for anyone interested in local history.
