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A king's favourite who amassed a great art collection Lecturer: Lucy Hughes-Hallett George Villiers, Duke of Buckingham, was the favourite of King James I -...

1066 AND ALL THAT - The Bayeux Tapestry Speaker: Martin Heard What does it really depict? Secrets & mysteries revealed! Miraculous survival, a great medieval...

This pyro course is being hosted by The Gordon Craig Theatre, in partnership with Just FX and The Association of Stage Pyrotechnicians. This practical, one-day...

The Geology of the Crown Jewels Lecturer: Aaron Hunter The British Crown Jewels are one of the most famous collections of regalia in the world...

An amateur community performance, showing at Grove Theatre... Everyone Theatres acting as Agent on behalf of Dunstable Musical Theatre Company... Buckle up for a fantastical...

An amateur youth group production by arrangement with LW Entertainment Ltd: Joseph and Technicolor Dreamcoat Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber’s multi award-winning show Joseph...

Manet and Monet – Founders of Impressionism? Impressionism was born in 1874, when a group of young artists including Monet, Degas, Cézanne, and Renoir exhibited...

Get ready for a night of sweet soul music, played loud, as Soulfish bring their feel good, 10 piece show to The Alban Arena on...

Everyone Theatres acting as Agent on behalf of Street Dance Productions DanceMania 2026 Get ready for an electrifying afternoon of outstanding local talent! Join us...

Instrument of Torture or Delight? The Recorder A History from Anon (1400) to Alien Covenant (2014) A lecture with live music on a variety of...

. The Curious history of Christmas Food Lecturer: Peter Ross The foods we eat at Christmas have a long, curious and visually spectacular history. This...

More than meets the Eye: artists and camouflage Lecturer: Jo Walton During the First and Second World Wars, artists became involved in designing camouflage, using...