Events
Unless otherwise stated, all events take place in Lecture Theatre 2, Dalhousie Building, University of Dundee at 6.30pm (refreshments available from 6pm).
All events are free to members except the Afternoon Lecture in February, for which a small charge is made. Donations will be requested from non-members.
Events
Frederick Douglass in Dundee
Online , United KingdomAn online talk by Alasdair Pettinger for Black History Month Members will be sent the link to view beforehand. All others wishing to attend should book via museum@dundee.ac.uk at least […]
Logie – Scotland’s First Council House Scheme
Online , United KingdomAn online talk with live Q&A by Sarah Aitken - places must be booked via Eventbrite
The History and Work of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission
Online , United KingdomThe History and Work of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission An online talk with live Q&A by Patricia Keppie Book via Eventbrite
Book launch – The Heart of the Stormont
Online , United KingdomOnline launch of our new publication The Heart of the Stormont by Jim Black Book via Eventbrite
Ancient Egypt across Scotland: The National Museums Scotland Collections Review
Online , United KingdomAn online talk with live Q&A by Dan Potter. Book via Eventbrite
Ruined Magnificence? St Andrews Cathedral After the Reformation
Online , United KingdomAn online talk with live Q&A by Dr Bess Rhodes Please book via Eventbrite.
Botanic Gardens: Origins, History and Futures
Online , United KingdomAn online talk with live Q&A by Neil Paterson (Education Officer) and Kevin Frediani (Curator) of University of Dundee Botanic Garden - book here
Woven Together project launch
Online , United KingdomOnline launch for our new multicultural history project - book a place here
From Garden to Eden – The Story of the Dundee Gasworks
Online , United KingdomAn online talk with live Q & A by Iain Flett - book here
Book Launch – George Miller, Town Clerk of Perth
Soutar Theatre, AK Bell Library, PerthThe launch of our latest publication with talks by author Steve Connelly and Prof Chris Whatley. Places must be booked via Eventbrite