The Last Enchanted Places? A Journey Through the Spa Towns of mid-Wales, with Ian Bradley 7.15pm, Saturday 26th April 2025 There is a Brigadoon-like quality about the
The Home Child, with Liz Berry 7pm-8pm, Thursday 1st May 2025 Join award-winning poet Liz Berry for an evening of readings based around her
'More Matter for a May Morning': Shakespeare's Twelfth Night and the Thresholds of Foolery, with Emma Rees 5pm, Saturday 24th May 2025 The 1623
Writing Yourself Well, with Caroline Crampton 7pm-8pm, Thursday 19th June 2025 Writing about illness is an entire genre unto itself — memoirs of extraordinary
We are delighted to welcome back to the Library our former Writer in Residence, Dan Kaszeta. His previous talk, ‘Why is chemical warfare taboo?’
Muslim, Actually: How We Get Islam Wrong and Why it Matters, with Tawseef Khan 7pm-8pm, Thursday 3rd July 2025 Join Tawseef Khan for a discussion of
Lewis’s Annual Walking Tours in “A Cretaceous Perambulator” booklet includes detailed references to seven Spring walking tours with Owen Barfield and Cecil Harwood, sometimes
It is sixty years ago this year since the film version of The Sound of Music was released. The last collaboration between Richard Rodgers
Equal Citizenship of the Mind with Joanna Miller 7pm-8pm, Thursday 4th September 2025 This talk explores women’s fight for equality at Oxford, from the
'The Diagnosis is in the Patient's Story': Beyond Science vs Art with Selali Fiamanya 7pm-8pm, Tuesday 7th October 2025 Novelist Selali Fiamanya trained as a scientist and
Necessary Women; The Untold History of Parliament's Working Women, with Mari Takayanagi 3-4pm, Thursday 9th October 2025 When suffragette Emily Wilding Davison hid overnight
