The Tavern Cook
In 1788, Richard Briggs, sometime cook at the Globe Tavern, Fleet Street in London, published his cookery book. Hear more at this lecture. ...
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September 2026
October 2026
Science, Solutions and Schools
What do young people know about climate and what might they need for the future? Find out in this lecture with Andrew Charlton-Perez. ...
‘Winter’s Tales’ by the Greenwood Quire
Enjoy seasonal songs from the Greenwood Quire - a group making glorious music across the South Lincolnshire region. ...
The Archaeology of Ancaster
Attend this lecture to hear an overview of the archaeology of Ancaster, in Lincolnshire, with an emphasis on the Romano-British period. ...
November 2026
The Mystery of the Magna Carta
This talk will feature lots of pictures, a simple introduction to what the Magna Carta is (and isn't), and plenty of indiscretions… ...
Cromwell’s First Campaign
This talk looks at Cromwell’s first campaign across Cambridgeshire and Lincolnshire, and how this experience formed him as a soldier. ...
December 2026
Archaeology and the Origins of Music
This illustrated lecture will celebrate some of the highlights from archaeology's long engagement with music. ...
January 2027
Out of the Cabinet, Onto the Bench
Hear more about the ongoing conservation of our unique collection of artefacts as we go through the first comprehensive condition survey. ...
The Buildings Archaeologist
James Wright uses case studies drawn from his career to explain the fascinating, enigmatic, and surprising world of The Buildings Archaeologist. ...
February 2027
Lords in the Landscape: Insights from the Goxhill Leiger Book
Discover more about the Goxhill Leiger Book, an overlooked collection of documents relating to the east coast of Lincolnshire in the 12th-14th centuries. ...
St Guthlac of Peterborough … and NOT of Crowland
This lecture proposes that the early monastery at Medeshamstede (later Peterborough) was the sponsor and supporter of the hermit saint, Guthlac. ...
March 2027
Bernard Samuel Gilbert (1882-1927)
Professor Jackson will introduce the work of the highly gifted, Billinghay-born author, Bernard Samuel Gilbert. ...
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