Join us for our annual walk with Andrew as he shows us around his favourite part of London.

London’s sumptuous Victorian and Edwardian department stores changed the capital – and changed its women. Join us to hear and see about a fascinating slice of social history

Possibly the most admired historic English building outside London, This lecture explores these themes and the characters involved, marvelling at the genius of Vanbrugh and considering the real impact the palace has left on us.

Join us for our summer visit to Blenheim Palace

This lecture gives us a peep at the Bank of England's artworks accumulated since its foundation in 1694

When Jane Austen wrote 'I write only for fame...' she was being ironic as she published ironic. 250 years on, our lecturer, Annelie Talent, explores the making of a literary celebrity and examines Austen's legacy

The history of chairs from the ancient to modern times What do your chairs say about you? Learn about the construction and style from the ancient times to the early 20th Century

Merry Christmas Everyone! Come join us to hear about the man who 'invented' Christmas