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Knowing and Loving Chaucer in the Renaissance:
In the sixteenth century, a shift occurred in the way people read Chaucer: instead of manuscripts or smaller printed books, readers were now most likely to encounter his poems in…
Past Events
Details of talks and conferences that have finished, but which may still have interesting links or information.
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The Retrial of Anne Boleyn: Online Event from the Tudor Trio
Through immersive storytelling and expert analysis, revisit the evidence, myths, and mysteries surrounding Anne Boleyn's trial.
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Wells Cathedral: Crown and Coronation Light Show
Wells Cathedral to bring the spectacle of the Crown Jewels and Coronations to Somerset, in an immersive new light show by Luxmuralis, ‘Crown and Coronation’.
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Royal Collection Trust: The State Rooms and Garden Tour
As part of a visit to Buckingham Palace, combine a visit to the State Rooms with a guided walking tour of the history and highlights of Buckingham Palace Garden with an expert…
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Royal Collection Trust: A Tudor Heart Hand Embroidery Class
Learn how to embroider a beautiful motif inspired by a portrait of King Henry VIII, currently on display in the exhibition, Holbein at the Tudor Court at the Queen’s Gallery,…
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Royal Collection Trust: Guided Looking, An Artwork Audio Described
Join Fiona Johnston, audio describer, as she describes various artwork and objects from the Royal Collection at the Palace of Holyroodhouse.
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Royal Collection Trust: Tudor Magnificence, Clothes Fit for a King
In collaboration with The School of Historical Dress, Professor Jenny Tiramani, Principal of the School of Historical Dress to the Queen's Gallery Buckingham Palace, explores the…
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Lyell Lecture: Copying the Classics (and Fathers): explorations in the transmission of Latin text.
In this series of lectures, Professor Oakley will develop themes including the limits of the genealogical method; how one can derive one manuscript from another; the selection of…