DREAMTIME TO MACHINE TIME:
ABORIGINAL ART AND CULTURE
Rebecca Hossack: Gallery owner and lecturer

THE FESTIVAL OF BRITAIN AND ITS DESIGN LEGACY 
Sally Hoban: Writer and broadcaster on Art and Design

THE ARTIST AS REPORTER
Jo Walton: Lecturer, publisher and Tate Galleries guide

‘WE THREE KINGS’:
ART, MUSIC, AND LEGENDS INSPIRED BY THE MAGI
Peter Medhurst: Musician, scholar and lecturer

followed by Christmas drinks

THE ORIGINAL OLYMPIC GAMES
Dr. Ann Birchall: Archaeologist, writer, broadcaster
Retired police detective and art recovery specialist.

CHARLES DICKENS AND THE THEATRE:
‘A CIRCLE OF STAGE FIRE’
Frances Hughes: Secretary, Shakespeare Reading Soc.

BROTHERS OF THE BRUSH:
ARTIST MONKS IN 15th CENTURY FLORENCE
Sian Walters: Lecturer at the National Gallery and Birkbeck College, and leader of architectural tours

17 April 2012

EMBROIDERED WITH WOODBINE AND EGLANTINE: ELIZABETHAN TEXTILE FURNISHINGS
Dr. Gillian White: Lecturer to the Embroiderers’ Guild and the British Archaeological Association

SMALLHYTHE PLACE AND OTHER HIDDEN GEMS:
THE INTIMATE JEWELS OF DAME ELLEN TERRY
John Benjamin: Jewellery consultant, writer, broadcaster

19 June 2012

BRITISH MUSEUM CATS
Delia Pemberton: Broadcaster, Egyptologist and writer

Preceded by AGM

LONDON’S CHANGING SKYLINE:  PAST, PRESENT & FUTURE
Anthea Streeter: Lecturer on 20th century architecture