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fri20oct6:00 pmWindrush 75: Welcome to GloucesterCarlton Green, Bernard Westcarr and Gail Johnson
Time
(Friday) 6:00 pm
Location
Ivor Gurney Hall
by foot off Pitt Street. Please note there is no parking at the school for this event.
Event Details
£6 Carlton Green, author of High Hopes and Great Expectations and Bernard Westcarr, creator of Memoirs of A Peasant Boy, were both born in Jamaica and came to live in Gloucester in 1957 and 1960.
Event Details
£6
Carlton Green, author of High Hopes and Great Expectations and Bernard Westcarr, creator of Memoirs of A Peasant Boy, were both born in Jamaica and came to live in Gloucester in 1957 and 1960. They join Gail Johnson, whose book A Long Five Years explores the lives of older Black citizens in Gloucester, most of whom came to the City from Jamaica in young adulthood, to talk about their lives and experiences in the city. Marking the 75th anniversary of the arrival of the Empire Windrush and Black History Month, this special event is curated and chaired by Carole Francis-McGann of the St Ann Society of Gloucester.’
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Book Nowsat21oct6:30 pmThe Secrets of Stonehenge: The Stones Through the CenturiesJulian Richards
Time
(Saturday) 6:30 pm
Event Details
£10 Stonehenge is the most famous megalithic structure in the world. Instantly recognisable but infinitely mysterious, after 5000 years still nobody knows what it was or why it was created. Loved
Event Details
£10
Stonehenge is the most famous megalithic structure in the world. Instantly recognisable but infinitely mysterious, after 5000 years still nobody knows what it was or why it was created. Loved by 18th-century astronomers, Victorian romantics and 20th century druids alike, it’s become a cultural icon. Join one of Britain’s leading archaeologists and broadcasters Julian Richards, star of BBC2’s Meet the Ancestors and world expert on Stonehenge, as he explores our enduring fascination with the stones across the centuries and reveals the latest cutting-edge research on the question of exactly who built them and why.