Activities· Talks & Workshops
A guided tour by librarian Fiona of the Christmas Feasts through the Ages book display, looking at festive food history. Suits anyone with an interest in books, history or festive traditions.
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Devon and Exeter InstitutionTalks & Workshops
A lecture by Dr Marnie Devereux and Dr Beth-Marie Lockwood on how Devon-based authors Michael Morpurgo, David Rees and Philip Reeve write about home, war and landscape in children's books. It suits readers with an interest in children's literature, Devon writing or the wartime novels of the period.
Devon and Exeter InstitutionTheatre
A one-hour candle-lit tour through a library, where you meet figures who lived and worked around the Cathedral Close in times past. Refreshments are included, and it suits people aged 12 and over.
Devon and Exeter InstitutionTheatre
A one-hour candle-lit tour through a library, where you meet figures who lived and worked around the Cathedral Close in times past. Refreshments are included, and it suits people aged 12 and over.
Devon and Exeter InstitutionTheatre
A one-hour candle-lit tour through a library, where you meet figures who lived and worked around the Cathedral Close in times past. Refreshments are included, and it suits people aged 12 and over.
A historic Tudor merchant's home is decorated for Christmas, with music, traditional crafts and hands-on activities such as wreathmaking. A family outing for anyone who enjoys history and seasonal crafts, with refreshments through the day.
University of Exeter, Streatham CampusTalks & Workshops
A lecture from the HumAnE Research Centre by Hayley Hayes on new approaches to cremation burials in Hampshire between the 5th and 7th centuries. It will appeal to those interested in archaeology and early medieval history.
St Nicholas PrioryTalks & Workshops
A walking tour of three of the city's churches, looking at how the Reformation changed them. The tour takes up to two hours, with a ten-minute walk between churches. Suited to history lovers curious about Exeter's religious past.
St Nicholas PrioryTalks & Workshops
A walking tour of three of the city's churches, looking at how the Reformation changed them. The tour takes up to two hours, with a ten-minute walk between churches. Suited to history lovers curious about Exeter's religious past.
