Past Exhibitions and Events
Different Journeys: 'Chasing the Ghost' by Peter Marren
2018
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*Rescheduled* Different Journeys: 'Writing With Scissors: A Sideways Approach To Telling Stories' by Graham Rawle
2018
*Note new date, time and venue*
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Different Journeys: 'Pilgrim Paths' by James Harpur
2018
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Different Journeys: 'The World is a Maze: How to Find the Way to Get Lost' by Henry Eliot
2018
From prehistoric Sardinian fairy houses to laser-controlled mazes with moveable walls, humans have always been fascinated by the idea of mazes and labyrinths, and there are more mazes in the world today than there ever have been before. Find out more about Different Journeys: 'The World is a Maze: How to Find the Way to Get Lost' by Henry Eliot.
Different Journeys: 'Shakespeare on the Road' by Paul Edmondson
2018
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Different Journeys: Martin Rowson's Sentimental Journey
2018
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Different Journeys: 'Journeys in pain (and joy)' by Christina Patterson
2018
Part of our 'Different Journeys' series Find out more about Different Journeys: 'Journeys in pain (and joy)' by Christina Patterson.
Different Journeys. 'Cutting Words: Laurence Sterne and Graffiti' by Professor Adam Smyth
2018
St Michael's Church in Coxwold contains pews covered with eighteenth-century graffiti. In this talk, Adam Smyth will discuss the significance of these names for Laurence Sterne's writing, and will consider more generally the tradition of authors Find out more about Different Journeys. 'Cutting Words: Laurence Sterne and Graffiti' by Professor Adam Smyth.
National Gardens Scheme - Moth trapping and identification evening.
2018
As part of the National Gardens Scheme, Gardens Open For Charity, Shandy Hall Garden will be open in the evening. Evening is a particularly lovely time in the garden and we invite you to come and share it as the sun sinks. Find out more about National Gardens Scheme - Moth trapping and identification evening..
