Events

The first events will be held on Zoom. A link will be sent to members and contacts the weekend before the meetings. Contact [email protected] for information 

Our series of lectures from Speakers eminent in their respective fields, aim to provide stimulating talks and discussions on matters of science, art, history, politics, music, literature etc

04

Oct

Soil and climate change.

His research is broadly concerned with understanding the role of interactions between plant and soil communities in regulating the structure and function of terrestrial ecosystems, and their response to global change. This includes the influence of plant species and soil biodiversity. How interactions in and between these are influenced by and may mitigate climate change

 Professor Richard Bardgett - University of Manchester
 04/10/2021, 7:30PM
01

Nov

Performance in the Rural Landscape

Louise is an artist, scenographer and researcher who creates site-specific walking-performances, films, installations and books that give-voice to ‘missing’ or marginal life-events – with transformative and therapeutic outcomes. Her work has addressed terminal illness, bereavement, in/fertility and involuntary childlessness, the effects of ageing and the impact of change

 Louise Ann Wilson
 01/11/2021, 7:30PM
06

Dec

Mythology and music.

Meera is a flautist, originally from Warrington, she trained at the RNCM and the Royal College. She, and a harpist (name TBC), will perform a number of works which link to myths. She will explain the relationship between music and mythology and her interest in the pieces chosen

 Meera Maharaj
 06/12/2021, 7:30PM