Tonight, Books

An exhibition of images and objects connecting books to nature.

The legendary Mancunian punk poet, who is a spiritual godfather to the likes of Mike Skinner and Plan B hauls his insatiable laconic wit on tour.

Conceptual text-based work from the New York-based artist, concentrating on the relationship between the artwork and the viewer, and exploring the notion of language as sculpture.

The tri-weekly group meets to share poems and short stories on a given subject.

Professor MacCulloch from the University Of Oxford talks about the mixed attitudes of Christianity and Judaism to silence and what they borrowed from Greek explorations of the divine.

An overview of the artist's diaries, providing an insight into his daily experiences and thought processes, documented through drawings, collages, photographs and poetry.

Spoken word, music and comedy from various acts, hosted by Kat Francois.

Discussion by the editors and two contributors to the book Fifty Shades Of Feminism, in which a variety of women discuss what feminism has meant to them and what the main issues are today.

Re-live the heady days of the seventies, eighties and nineties as the veteran rock star recalls Top of the Pops appearances, endless world tours, his early days on the West Midlands beat scene, to international pop-star.

Italian for beginners, with John Tickle.

Energetic storytelling about being a loser at love from the Bath New Act Of The Year 2010 finalist.