SPECIAL EVENT: Join us for a celebration of LGBTQ+ people’s lives, past and present.  

WORKSHOP: Discover how archaeology and anthropology contribute to our knowledge of human evolution and find out about the latest theories in this ever-changing field.

TALK: This talk explores how people across the Severn Estuary have lived with silt, slime and sand over the last five hundred years, and provides historical background on plans for their future management.

DISPLAY: What is it like to be young in Bristol today? Hear young people from across the city reflecting on their experiences, challenges and hopes for the future.

TALK: In April 1792 Captain Kimber was tried for murder of a slave. This talk traces the career of the captain, the slave’s death and the trial.

WORKSHOP: An archaeological study day about the origins of prehistoric rock art and the 6,000 sites around the British Isles. Led by Dr George Nash.

TALK: Pre-Raphaelite artists were fascinated by many of the ideas that shaped the Victorian age. This talk looks at gothic revivalism and the Pre-Raphaelites.

TALK: This talk will explore what the landscape at Blaise Castle and the Red Book can tell us about Humphry Repton’s character, the passage of his career as a landscape gardener, his working methods and his views on landscape design and architecture.