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93 Feet East, 150 Brick Lane, London E1
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The Bar
25 Jun Jun 25, 7pm–11pm 		Raw Words: Talk Performance poetry, spoken word and readings.
Aberystwyth Arts Centre, Penglais, Aberystwyth
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13 Jun Jun 13, 7.45pm Forgotten Footprints: Talk Adventurer and writer John Harrison talks about the history of Antarctica.
31 May May 31, 7.45pm Witch: Reading A reading of poet Damian Walford Davies's collection of poems about the tensions in a Suffolk village in the throes of the witchcraft hunts of the…
Academy Theatre, 311 Sheffield Road, Barnsley
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28 Oct Oct 28, 7.30pm Gervase Phinn: Talk The former schools inspector and author talks about his novel Little Village School.
Acton Library, Acton Library High Street, London W3
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1 Jun–29 Jun Fri 11am–11.30am
6 Jul–27 Jul Fri 11am–11.30am
3 Aug–31 Aug Fri 11am–11.30am 		Toddlers Storytime (Ages 2-4)
ADC Theatre, Park Street, Cambridge
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3 Jun–17 Jun Sun 7pm Monologues And Duologues Festival
Alban Arena, Civic Centre, St Albans
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18 Jun Jun 18, 7.30pm Sir Ranulph Fiennes: Everest, The Eiger And More: Talk The explorer talks about his expeditions to The Eiger and to Everest with acclaimed high altitude mountaineer, photographer and cameraman Ian Parnell.
The Albany, Douglas Way, London SE8
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Red Studio
31 May May 31, 7.30pm 		Chill Pill Poetry night with a relaxed atmosphere, featuring contributions from Zena Edwards, Simon Mole and Mr Gee. Limited Open Mic slots available.
The Alley Cat, 4 Denmark Street, London WC2H
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11 Jun Jun 11, 7.30pm–10pm
2 Jul Mon 7.30pm–10pm 		The Book Stops Here Listen to short readings of work by authors.
Ammanford Miners' Theatre, 13 Wind Street, Ammanford
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15 Jun Jun 15, 8pm An Audience With Howard Marks: Talk Marks talks about his former life as a marijuana smuggler, life in prison, drug use and legalisation.
An Clachan, Off La Belle Place, Glasgow
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11 Jul Noon Cracking On: Picnic Poetry A picnic and some poetry, taking in the positive sides of ageing with verse from AC Clarke, Margaret Christie, Joy Howard, Eleanor Livingstone…
Anniesland Library, 833 Crow Road, Glasgow
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25 May–27 Jul Fri 10.30–11.30am Bounce and Rhyme Stories, song and rhymes for under 3s, helping young ones with their literacy and numeracy and having lots of fun at the same time.
29 May–31 Jul Tue 10.30–11am Toddlers Tales Bring books to life while engaging in physical activity through stories and rhymes. Fun for parents/carers and children aged 3–5 to enjoy together.
Arc, Dovecot Street, Stockton-on-Tees
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11 Jul Jul 11, 10am–6pm The Devoted And Disgruntled Roadshow Improbable theatre act as hosts for this national conversation, to take place in real-time and online, on matters to do with the theatre and the…
The Arches, 253 Argyle Street, Glasgow
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22 Oct 7.30pm • Cancelled The Adventures of Andy Kershaw To say Andy Kershaw has led a varied life is an understatement. From being Billy Bragg's driver to presenting Whistle Test and Live Aid, then going…
9 Jul 7pm Love Club A celebration of Good Housekeeping Day. Infamous New York performance artist Markus Makavellian (OK, he's just too outrageous to be real, it's…
26 Jun–29 Jun Tue–Fri 8pm Whatever Gets You Through the Night Live show that is just the tip of a multimedia iceberg involving an album, a collection of writing and a film. Created as a Vital Spark…
Ardnamurchan High School, Drimnatorran, Strontian
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23 Jun Noon Waterstones on Wheels: Book Fair A wide range of books for sale, for kids and grown-ups alike.
Argyll Hotel, 973 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow
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5 Apr–27 Sep Thu 7.30pm Taigh Ceilidh Ghlaschu An informal Gaelic night of songs, stories, music, comedy, poetry and craic. Please note: 'The 'Taigh Ceilidh' seeks to offer a traditional Scottish…
Arnolfini, 16 Narrow Quay, Bristol
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31 May May 31, 7.30pm Regular Music II And Kaffe Matthews The band and composer performs experimental music accompanied by readings from the ends of Modernist literature including James Joyce's Ulysses and…
Arts Centre Washington, Biddick Lane, Washington
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7 Jun Jun 7, 7.30pm An Evening With John Grundy: Talk The TV personality and building historian talks about his experiences of the buildings he has explored.
Ashburton Library, Shirley Road, Croydon
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26 Jun Jun 26, 6.30pm
31 Jul Jul 31, 6.30pm
28 Aug Aug 28, 6.30pm 		Reading Group
Ashcroft Arts Centre, Osborn Road, Fareham
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18 Oct Oct 18, 7.30pm Andrew Motion: Silver The poet and author talks about his novel Silver, reads excerpts from his work and answers questions about his writing and the role of Poet Laureate.
Ashmolean Museum, Beaumont Street, Oxford
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27 Jun Jun 27, 1.15pm–2pm The 18th-Century Grand Tour: Talk
12 Jun Jun 12, 1.15pm–2pm An 18th-Century Tour: Talk A staff member from the Education Team talks about objects from the museum's collection.
22 Jun Jun 22, 1.15pm–2pm The 20th-Century Gallery: Talk A member of staff from the Education Team talks about objects from the gallery.
20 Jun Jun 20, 1.15pm–2pm Ancient Jewellery: Talk A member of the Education Team talks about the accessories.
26 Jun Jun 26, 1.15pm–2pm Bags, Belts And Purses: Talk A staff member from the Education Team talks about the objects.
21 Jun Jun 21, 1.15pm–2pm The Bull Of Minos: Talk A member of the Education Team talks about the ancient Greek discovery.
13 Jun Jun 13, 1.15pm–2pm Camille Pissarro And His Friends: Talk A staff member from the Education Team talks about the French impressionist artist and the work he produced with other artists from the same movement.
28 Jun Jun 28, 1.15pm–2pm Caskets And Coffers: Talk A member of staff from the Education Team talks about the containers in the museum's collection.
29 Jun Jun 29, 1.15pm–2pm Condiments: Talk A member of the Education Team staff talks about the history of food flavourings.
Gallery 21
1 Jun Jun 1, 11am–12noon 		Curator's Talk: Qur'an And Islamic Calligraphy Dr Francesca Leoni talks about the display of objects.
6 Jun Jun 6, 1.15pm–2pm Historia Painting And Sculpture: Talk A member of staff from the Education Team talks about the works of art.
28 Jun Jun 28, 5pm–5.45pm India: Myth And Reality: Talk Members of staff from the Education Team talk about stories of the country.
14 Jun Jun 14, 5pm–5.45pm Introduction To The Ancient Near East: Talk A staff member from the Education Team talks about the region.
14 Jun Jun 14, 1.15pm–2pm Ladies Of Fashion: Beauty Aids: Talk A member of the Education Team talks about objects from the museum's collection.
30 May May 30, 1.15pm–2pm Musical Instruments: Talk
8 Jun Jun 8, 1.15pm–2pm Oak As Furniture And In Art: Talk An Education Team staff member talks about the wood's use in the manufacture of various objects and how it appears in paintings.
7 Jun Jun 7, 1.15pm–2pm A Peep Behind The Scenes: Talk A lunchtime gallery talk led by a member of staff from the Education Team about objects the public do not normally see.
31 May May 31, 1.15pm–2pm Pilgrims Stories: Talk
1 Jun Jun 1, 1.15pm–2pm Portraiture In Western Painting: Talk A gallery talk by a member of staff from the Education Team about the role of the genre in art history.
19 Jun Jun 19, 1.15pm–2pm Time For Tea: Talk A member of the Education Team gives a gallery talk about objects from the museum's collection.
15 Jun Jun 15, 1.15pm–2pm Women In Western Painting: Talk A gallery talk by a member of staff from the Education Team about the way female figures are portrayed in the works.
Assembly Hall Theatre, Crescent Road, Tunbridge Wells
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8 Jun Jun 8, 2.30pm & 7.30pm An Audience With Steve Backshall: Talk The television adventurer gives an illustrated talk about his expeditions and encounters with wild wonders, natural world mysteries and his books…
3 Jun Jun 3, 2pm Eric Knowles Antique Antics A mini Antiques Roadshow by the antiques expert who has graced the BBC's television and radio programmes for over 20 years. Illustrated with slides…
Assembly Rooms, 1 Mill Street, Ludlow
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11 Jul Jul 11, 7.30pm
13 Jun Jun 13, 7.30pm
8 Aug Aug 8, 7.30pm 		Ludlow Civic Society A series of talks and lectures about local history.
6 Jun Jun 6, 7.30pm
4 Jul Jul 4, 7.30pm 		Poetry Cafe People can read their own or favourite poems at an open-mic session.
Astley Hall, Arisaig
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12 Jul Noon
9 Aug Noon
27 Sep Noon
1 Nov Noon
13 Dec Noon 		Waterstones on Wheels: Book Fair A wide range of books for sale, for kids and grown-ups alike.
Aston Hall, Trinity Road, Birmingham
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4 Jun–5 Jun Jun 4 & 5, 11am–4pm Young Readers Birmingham Book Bash Events featuring children's authors, poets and storytellers and themed activities.
Astor Theatre, Stanhope Road, Deal
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15 Jun Jun 15, 8pm, doors 7.30pm John Harrison: Talk
Backdoor Gallery, Dalmuir Library 3 Lennox Place Clydebank, Glasgow
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19 May–16 Jun Times vary Looking in Wonderland Touring exhibition showcasing a selection of Sir John Tenniel’s illustrations to Lewis Carroll’s books about an adventurous little girl. Part of…
Baillieston Library, 141 Main Street, Glasgow
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30 May–25 Jul Wed 10.30–11.30am Bounce and Rhyme Stories, song and rhymes for under 3s, helping young ones with their literacy and numeracy and having lots of fun at the same time.
Balgreen Library, 173 Balgreen Road, Edinburgh
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7 Jun 10.30am
5 Jul 10.30am
2 Aug 10.30am 		Bookbug Session Rhymes, stories and songs to stimulate and delight wee ones. Suitable for under threes. Booking is essential.
Ballachulish Village Hall, East Laroch, Ballachulish
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8 Aug 1pm
31 Oct 1pm 		Waterstones on Wheels: Book Fair A wide range of books for sale, for kids and grown-ups alike.
Bangor University, College Road, Bangor
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Pontio At John Phillips Hall
7 Jul Jul 7, 10am–6pm 		The Devoted And Disgruntled Roadshow Improbable theatre act as hosts for this national conversation, to take place in real-time and online, on matters to do with the theatre and the…
Bankside Gallery, 48 Hopton Street, London SE1
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9 Jun Jun 9, 1pm–4pm Harry John Brockway: Talk The artist talks about wood engraving and book illustration.
3 Jun Jun 3, 1pm–4pm Paul Thirkell: Talk The artist talks about techniques for collotype printing.
2 Jun Jun 2, 1pm–4pm Trevor Price: Talk The artist talks about dry point printmaking techniques.
Bantock House And Park, Finchfield Road, Wolverhampton
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5 Jun Jun 5, 11.15am–12noon
7 Aug–28 Aug Tue 11.15am–12noon 		Once Upon A Time… Listen to a story, followed by a craft activity.
Barbican Theatre, Castle Street, Plymouth
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19 Jun Jun 19, 7pm–11.55pm Skeptics In The Pub A guest speaker talks about a science topic, followed by an open discussion.
Barmulloch Library, 46 Wallacewell Quadrant, Glasgow
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29 May–31 Jul Tue 10.30–11.30am Bounce and Rhyme Stories, song and rhymes for under 3s, helping young ones with their literacy and numeracy and having lots of fun at the same time.
Barnsdale Gardens, The Avenue, Oakham
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22 Jul Jul 22, 11am–4pm Japanese Garden Day: Talk Nori and Tats Shirai talk about the typical plants, special elements and design requirements of an authentic Japanese garden.
1 Jul Jul 1, 11am–3pm
8 Jul Jul 8, 11am–3pm 		Meet The Bees: Talk Meet apiarist George Shepherd and his honeybees as he talks about the pastime.
Bath Central Library, Bath Central Library, 19-23 The Podium, Bath
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5 Jun Jun 5, 4pm–5pm
3 Jul Jul 3, 4pm–5pm 		Chatterbooks (Ages 7-11) Children can talk about books, play games and complete quizzes.
5 Jun–26 Jun Tue 11am–11.30am
3 Jul–31 Jul Tue 11am–11.30am 		Storytime (Under 5s)
Bath Pavilion, North Parade Road, Bath
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16 Jun Jun 16, 7.30pm Darren Campbell: Talk
7 Jun Jun 7, 10am–12noon University Of The Third Age: Talk
Battersea Arts Centre, Lavender Hill, London SW11
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7 Jun–9 Jun Jun 7–9, 7pm Anna Beecher: Scratch Work in progress on a piece about the myths and mysteries of death, which makes use of visual theatre and poetry.
14 Jun–16 Jun Jun 14–16, 7pm Hollie Mcnish: Scratch Poet Hollie Mcnish present a contemporary performance exploring parenthood, which is part of the Scratch Online project.
21 Jun–22 Jun Jun 21 & 22, 8.30pm My Robot Heart Theatre-maker Molly Naylor presents her solo show consisting of three linked stories about love and fear, interspersed with poetry, autobiography…
Be Enchanted, 24 Wellington Square, Ayr
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2 Jun–3 Jun Sat & Sun 2–4pm Budding Burns Stars The chance to create and star in a film about Robert Burns and his pals. Ages 6+.
Beamish, North Of England Open Air Museum, Stanley
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22 Jun Jun 22, 6.30pm–7.30pm Jim Rees: Moving A Medieval Church: Lecture
20 Jul Jul 20, 6.30pm–7.30pm Julian Harrop: Snooping On Snaps: Lecture
21 Sep Sep 21, 6.30pm–7.30pm Paul Jarman: Restoring Victorian Steam Locomotives: Lecture
The Betsey Trotwood, 56 Farringdon Road, London EC1R
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Upstairs
19 Jun Jun 19, 7.30pm
17 Jul Jul 17, 7.30pm 		Poltroon: A Literary Saloon Talks and readings from authors, writers and performers.
Beverley Leisure Complex, Beverley Leisure Centre Flemingate, Beverley
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16 Jun Jun 16, 12noon Ian McMillan And Luke Carver Goss Folk and poetry from the accordionist and Barnsley-born poet.
Beverley Library, Library Champney Road, Beverley
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7 Jun Jun 7, 4.15pm–5.15pm
5 Jul Jul 5, 4.15pm–5.15pm
2 Aug Aug 2, 4.15pm–5.15pm 		Chatterbooks (Ages 7-11)
Bexhill Library, Bexhill Library Western Road, Bexhill-on-Sea
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2 Jun–30 Jun Sat 11am–11.30am
7 Jul–28 Jul Sat 11am–11.30am
4 Aug–25 Aug Sat 11am–11.30am 		Storytime (Under 5s)
BFI Southbank, Belvedere Road, London SE1
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20 Jun Jun 20, 6.15pm Career Girls On TV: Lecture An illustrated lecture by Dr Rachel Moseley followed by a Q&A with Abi Morgan and Amanda Redman.
The Birkbeck Tavern, 45 Langthorne Road, London E11
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20 Jun Jun 20, 8.30pm Rory Ellis & Attila The Stockbroker, Steve White Contemporary folk and poetry by the duo of the Australian singer-songwriter and performance poet.
Birmingham Central Library, Chamberlain Square, Birmingham
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17 May–31 May Thu 2pm–6pm, booking essential
7 Jun–28 Jun Thu 2pm–6pm, booking essential
5 Jul–26 Jul Thu 2pm–6pm, booking essential
2 Aug–30 Aug Thu 2pm–6pm, booking essential 		CV Surgery: Workshop A chance to gain professional advice and tips on improving an existing CV.
Bishop Auckland Town Hall, Market Place, Bishop Auckland
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13 Jun Jun 13, 7.30pm Getting Away With Murder: Talk Authors Bill Kitson and Sheila Quigley talk about their work and how to become a good crime fiction writer.
7 Jun Jun 7, 10am–12noon Reading Group
Bishopsgate Institute, 230 Bishopsgate, London EC2M
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20 Jun Jun 20, 7.30pm Capital Games: From Endeavour To Commerce: Talk A discussion on the Olympics development from amateur sporting event to multi-national phenomena, with reference to the apparent commercialisation…
23 Jun Jun 23, 2.30pm Capital Games: Mind And Muscles: What Can Philosophy Learn From Sport?: Talk A discussion on the relationship between philosophy and athletic prowess. With Anja Steinbauer.
7 Jun Jun 7, 7.30pm Capital Games: Then And Now: The Past And Present London Games: Discussion Authors David Miller, Dr Martin Polley and Matt Rogan discuss the games held in the city.
Blackhall Library, 56 Hillhouse Road, Edinburgh
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25 May–31 Aug Fri 10.30–11am Bookbug Session Rhymes, stories and songs to stimulate and delight wee ones. Suitable for under threes. Booking is essential.

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