Past Events
October 2025
The British Army In The 18th Century – SOLD OUT
A talk by Rob Elliott 18th Century re-enactor and historian, specialising in the War of Austrian Succession, the Seven Years War and the 1745 Jacobite Rebellion & Lichfield's role in it. In addition to the talk there will be a selection of period clothing, weaponry and accoutrements to examine.
Find out more »Spine Tingling Tales at Erasmus Darwin House. Sold Out!
An evening of spine-tingling storytelling for adults with Maria Credali. Featuring deliciously dark tales from around the world. Ghosts, demons, witches, unexplained mysteries and encounters with the other world… Moving, entertaining and downright scary…these are stories for adults only and will send shivers down your spine…. Please note that part of the performance will take place in the dark. “I was completely and totally mesmerised by Maria’s stories - just magical.” “She has a voice like velvet and a twinkle…
Find out more »November 2025
Lunar Lecture – Ann Radcliffe, postponed
This lecture has been postponed. We will be contacting those with tickets with a refund and we apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.
Find out more »The Ten Georges of Lichfield – Sold Out!
Lichfield historian and author Jono Oates tells the stories behind ten Georges associated with Lichfield, from monarchs to mayors, and architects to admirals, some of them are well known but at least one of them has not been talked about for 140 years. The ten Georges cover the time period from the mid-16th century to the 21st century, so provides a fascinating backdrop to the history of Lichfield over the centuries. This illustrated talk lasts an hour with the opportunity…
Find out more »The Good, The Bad and The Deadly Part 4 Medicine (but not as we know it) in the 18C.
A stand-alone talk by Sheelagh James on more strange cases, more weird treatments, more stoical patients, ‘new’ health threats and the saving of the Navy.
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