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ONLINE TALK: Hear about the myth of Telephus in our online archaeology café run with researchers from the University of Bristol and have a go a papyrus making at home.
ONLINE TALK: Join this free online talk to discover the story of Bristol author, Amelia Edwards who spent four months in Egypt in 1873. The journey changed her life.
WEBINAR: What was Christmas like for people living in Victorian Bristol? Get into the festive spirit with us and discover the traditions of Blaise Castle House.
ONLINE TALK: Join Chair of the Jury, Rosamund Kidman-Cox for an online discussion on this year’s winning images from Wildlife Photographer of the Year.
ONLINE TALK: Discover the history of the coal-tar distillery in Crew’s Hole and hear the story of owner William Butler, who contributed to the social and political life of Bristol.
ONLINE TALK: Join wildlife filmmaker and biologist Dan O’Neill on a global journey to see how wildlife has been impacted and survived in some of most war-torn places on Earth.
ONLINE TALK: Award winning broadcaster, Sherrie Eugene-Hart shares unique and inspirational audio recordings of Black Bristolians talking about their lives.
ONLINE TALK: In 1854, Mary Carpenter set up a reformatory school for ‘delinquent’ girls at the Red Lodge. This free online talk will investigate the lives of the girls.
ONLINE TALK: How excited would you be to discover Roman remains? This free online talk will take a look at the story behind Kings Weston Roman Villa in Lawrence Weston.