diary of arts events in the area
Please check the diary of events below to see what's on in the area of North Bedfordshire or available online. You will find details of our own lectures and events and those of other organisations that may be of interest. You can use the arrow at the bottom of the list to see more events.
If you are involved with an arts event in the area and would like us to add it to our diary, please contact us.
Arts in the Area
Lecturer: Mark Hill
Grinling Gibbons and his carvings in wood. Lecturer: Justin Reay
A journey into the heavenly realm through angelic words and music. Lecturer: Patrick Craig
Alan Silman is a Professor of Medicine with many publications to his name
Stephen Taylor is an artist and historian, studying the science of geology with a focus on landscape
St Andrew’s Church Hall. Coffee from 10:15am - 3 lectures and lunch
Painters in Paris 1860-1900: (1) Images of fashionable society 1860s-70s (2) Impressionist paintings of modern Paris 1870s-80s (3) Images of Bohemia and Montmartre 1880s-90s. Booking from October. Contact secretary for enquiries.
Lecture preceded by AGM at 10.30. Susan Kay-Williams is a Fellow of the RSA and former director of the Royal College of Needlework
Cindy Polemis is an art historian, tour guide and lecturer who likes relating art to social history.
Tour house and garden. Plus tea and cake. Time tbc. Booking in February
Caroline Levisse has a French and Danish background and specialises in 19th and 20thcentury western art.
Sarah Lenton works for major opera houses and broadcasts for Radio 3 & 4. 10.30am start with summer buffet afterwards
Ian Swankie is a London tour and Art Gallery guide.
Paula Nuttall is a specialist in Renaissance and Netherlandish art.
The natural history, botany and folklore of the plants that surround us at Christmas. Timothy Walker is a Master of Horticulture and a member of the Linnean society.
The photo at the top of this page shows work produced during a Young Arts project and is used by kind permission of Hilary Birkett.