Tania Harrington is back with a series of two hour talks about the development of art in America. August's talk is: Harlem Renaissance (1920s and 30s) Haarlem was a centre […]
Forensic talk by Mary Newton, retired forensic scientist Give us a clue when the dogs don’t bark: This covers some murder cases where the suspects or evidence itself mislead the […]
Create your own Hare with expert Tracey Baldwin Fluff- ology. This workshop is suitable for beginners and include all the materials you will need.
Discover the fascinating history of Norfolk’s finest flying pigs! Using slides from the Centre’s archives alongside Pathe news footage, Sheila King, our heritage trustee, will tell the story of […]
Spend the day with like-minded people and learn how to get the most from your DSLR. This is a relaxed and informal workshop, covering a range of theory and practical […]
Tania Harrington is back with a series of two hour talks about the development of art in America. Septembers talk is: Art of the New Deal (1930s) We look at […]
Come and enjoy an audience with Bob Flowerdew. Bob is a three decades panelist on BBC Radio 4s Gardeners Question Time and is one of the few gardening authors to […]
Tania Harrington is back with a series of two hour talks about the development of art in America. Octobers talk is: Abstraction and Abstract Expressionism (1950s and beyond) We look […]
Forensic talk by Mary Newton, retired forensic scientist Hidden in plain sight -this covers murder cases where the police targeted the wrong suspects, or the evidence was not at first obvious. This […]
Join us for a fun and informative three-hour smartphone workshop with local Photography Tutor Lucy Kayne and learn how to get the most out of your phone camera. What […]
Looking at American Pop Art which aimed (and aims) to democratize art and embrace popular culture. Most famously championed by Andy Warhol, we also look at living artists such as […]
'Women artists a complete look’ a series of 6 talks, by Tania Harrington 1st Session of 6 : The Renaissance and Mannerism We look at a wealth of the earliest […]
