Upcoming Events
2008:
3rd July
7pm
Sutton Library, Surrey
Aspects of Gloriana: Elizabeth I in Youth and Age
Joint event with Tracy Borman.
9th July
Miller's Academy, Bayswater, London
History Girls' event, with Alison Weir, Tracy Borman, Sarah Gristwood and Kate Williams.
10th July
Waterstones, Lincoln
Talk on The Lady Elizabeth.
12th July
5pm
Ways With Words, Dartington Festival
Dartington Hall, Devon
Event with Mavis Cheek
13th July
3pm
Acton Court, Gloucestershire
Talk on Henry VIII: King and Court
19th July
English Heritage Festival of History, Kelmarsh Hall, Northants.
2pm
Talk on The Lady Elizabeth
3.15pm
Monarchy Debate
20th July
English Heritage Festival of History, Kelmarsh Hall, Northants.
1pm
Talk on The Tragedy of Lady Jane Grey
2pm
Monarchy Debate
31st July
7pm
Leeds Castle, Kent: Literary Arts Festival
Talk on The Six Wives of Henry VIII
19th August
2pm
Edinburgh International Book Festival
Alison will be speaking about Katherine Swynford.
16th September
7.30pm
Talk for Kettlethorpw W.I., Lincs. on Katherine Swynford.
17th September
7pm
Kensington Library, London
Monarchy Debate
19th September
3.30pm
Coughton Court, Warwickshire
Talk: The Lady Elizabeth
27th September
Details to be announced.
Lichfield Festival
Alison will be speaking about Katherine Swynford.
3rd October
Saffron Walden Literary Festival
Talk on Katherine Swynford
4th October
Private event: Annual Literary Dinner, New Hall School, Essex
6th October
Private event: talk to the London City Guides,
Guildhall, London
8th October
7.45pm
Epsom and Ewell National Trust, Bourne Hall, Ewell, Surrey
Talk on Henry VIII: King and Court
19th November
Private event at Simon Langton School, Canterbury.
19th November
6.30pm
Waterstones, Canterbury
Talk on Katherine Swynford.
2009:
19th January
University of the Third Age, Hampstead Town Hall, London
Talk on Henry VIII: King and Court
March
Aberystwyth Literary Festival
(Details to be announced)
23rd May
2.30pm
Gainsborough Old Hall, Lincs.
Event to mark the Diamond Jubilee of the Friends of Gainsborough Old Hall
Talk on the Six Wives of Henry VIII
