Other organisations' events
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5 & 12 November 2020
Historic Towns & Villages Forum presents a two-part webinar looking at how to respond to the changing emphasis and appropriateness of cultural icons, in the context of Black Lives Matter and other movements.
Historic Towns & Villages Forum presents a two-part webinar looking at how to respond to the changing emphasis and appropriateness of cultural icons, in the context of Black Lives Matter and other movements.
Organised by the Tiles & Architectural Ceramics Society, this conference (rescheduled from March) aims to provide a historical context for the use of terracotta and faïence in architectural structures and the latest information on the restoration and refurbishment of buildings bearing these materials.
12 - 13 November 2020
12 - 13 November 2020
21 November 2020, Chester
The theme of the Hidden Charms 3 conference in Chester is magical house protection and related areas. There will be nine 20 minute lectures, each with 10 minutes for questions afterwards and four poster presentations looking at protection marks.
The theme of the Hidden Charms 3 conference in Chester is magical house protection and related areas. There will be nine 20 minute lectures, each with 10 minutes for questions afterwards and four poster presentations looking at protection marks.
Experts read and discuss some of the city’s greatest art and sculpture. Part of Edinburgh World Heritage Trust's series of events for Autumn 2020, featuring guests including Hugh Buchanan and Alexander Stoddart. Generously supported by AMS Ltd.
26 November 2020, 18:00 Online
26 November 2020, 18:00 Online
26 November 2020, 7pm
This webinar will outline the history of Northumberland from the fifth century to the fifteenth and will describe the remaining medieval sites and buildings including Lindisfarne Priory; the castles at Bamburgh, Dunstanburgh and Warkworth; and the medieval heritage of Newcastle on Tyne.
This webinar will outline the history of Northumberland from the fifth century to the fifteenth and will describe the remaining medieval sites and buildings including Lindisfarne Priory; the castles at Bamburgh, Dunstanburgh and Warkworth; and the medieval heritage of Newcastle on Tyne.